ial Fund; Mrs. and Mrs. Osoar O. Cbiu-laa Brendel, atewardafilp; Wal-j Canvass vlaitora of-th e North The Waathar ^ About Town Methodist Church-are reminded of Jaycees Will Assist Town Church Seats AnderaOn, Mrs: Max Schubert, ter 'Wllklnaoi), CHcistlan senriee; the meeting Sunday afternoon in M ai^abter Couivcii o f Churahea Cleorge Katz- Jr„ study of future Feieeast at D. B. Wualjwi'Wan aa the church vestry at 2 o’clock. delegator- Rainhotd -Rautenberg, iteeds; Alfred Lange and George Robert O. Boucher, chairman of 'Katz Jr., iraniraitce. - - ■ - Sunday will lie known in the ' In Traffic Survey^ Canvass Slate Suiidav Synod and Conference delegate; Tonight fair, colder. J' creAed bf- S degreea above. Toman eW lair, Newly elected eounctlmen and Committee - chatrmar. elected dancing at the regular Saturday Member of the Audit day School aesaion, pupils will sign j who will call at the homes of the ,The Manchester Junior Chamber* where, planning and.zoning machin wert>^ Albert Cervlnl, evengsltsis; floe of part-time sgcrjitaiy. . nlfbt dance tomorrow hight at,, cold. High In high lia. officers o f Concordia Liitheran Bureau of Ctrculatiea 'the Declaration of Fsitli; A f the i congregation.' This visitation is of Commerce will,undertake to as- , ery Is well established. Cllhtoh Bragg, property;. AifiW -Feb. 17 was set as tiie first tw-British American Oiih. Mahche$ter—^A City of VUlaga Charm . 1 • - ,'J Holineaa service, one gioup wUl I pa|l of the annual budget canvass 'The Development Oonunlaslon Church will be Installed at the Lange i»r.. finance; W alter Kire- day to hold two sarvicaa, one at Dancing 'wlH M from t p.m, to sist the town in compiling .data for t stressed that that Jaycees "ars not- build th e' A m y Crest Another program. '' fSj^lce Sunday momlHg. Ootinell- cMsper. inualp and worshtpV Bd- ,Si4S Am., the aaeond,Bt,10:lf .a.iTbi* group will give the Afflrmatlon of . a statiatical study which la now pretending to be experts on either' men to be Installed are: Clerence ward.Kehl, Ohriaiian aducation and for a trial pefiod ctf ensitnowi.^aa N R It' Saturday, Tamniy Paige VOL. LXXVI, NO. 99 (TEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1957 (ClaaaUted AdvortMag on Page • ) PRICE FIVE CENTR IK ‘ Faith, and Kathleen Vennsrt will i The Est^ian Lutheran Sunday underw-a.V. plannlnj; or zoning, or to Interfere ify- - • Oovlll. reelected to serve for a term literature; Joseph Oalont -and^ directed by the aabual liidetlngv al-4 his band wllf ^Im/for dancing. be aolnist tSchool, with children from Man Ralph Kryaak. chairman of the w-ith or duplicate the excellent jobs ; . j i ' : .fy chester, New Britain, Hartford and local Jaycec’s Community Devel being done now l-y members of of three .vears; Charles Brendel, Jo The quarterlv Department meet- , New Haven, will meet at the parish opment Pi'ojert. announced plans planning ahd-' zoning boards in seph Galoni. Edward Kehl and ing of VFW' Auxiliaries in Con house of Zi6n Lutheran Church for the project after conferring many of our communities.'' Reinhold Rautenberg elected -for neeticut will taka place Sunday. Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. The men’s-^ yesterday with Wilfred Maxwell, To Attend Seminar their first terris of three yeafs Son Certain at 2 p.ro. at tha CCt(0------Home,----- Rt. 5. -, choir will also meet at the parish! planning administrator. tn connection with the survey, esch. Broad S t, Meriden. Department; house this Sunday afternoon. I Krvzak said Maxwell accepted Kryzak said he will attend:a sem- The Church Ooimcll elected the President Ruth Cunningham w ill' the Jaycee offer Of assistance, aiid -fnar Feb. 4 in W illlntntic, and In following officers Weonesday eve HALE'S Parents Not preside. Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, N d ., generally described two projects vited an.v other interested Jaycees ning.: Alfred Lange' Sr., vice presi 2046. VFW. will hold iU usual set- j which the Junior Chamber* can in Manchester to attend nith him. dent: Edward , Weiss, secretary; Mr. and Mra. C. Rudolph Ander carry out. William Deihko, treasurer; Henry son. 10 Russell St„ who are leaving back party this evening at the The purpose of the agminar, con Post Home. Playing will begin at One ia a traffic survey which will Agnew, benevolence treasurer; F A B RIC Soviet Spys town on Feb. 15 to take up res- ; include interviewing motorists on ducted by the Development Com- George Ksts Jr., flnsncial treas idance In Hyan'nls, Mass., as the ' 8:80. Refreshments are being do ii'iasion, is to fanTiliarizs Jaycees nated. and all proceeds will be origin and destination. A second urer; Joseph Gatoiil, assistant fi new owners of the "House of IVil- is' s house-to-house ctnvass in with planning and soning concepts, nancial secretary; John Noska Jr., New York, Jan. 26 {/P)— given to the Mile of Dimes. and with the t>-pe of Information of FESTIVAL liam." were given a party by rela selected sections of town, chiefly benevolence secretary. Seventeen-year-old Lawrence tives last Sunday at the 3 J's. They value in planning. ’The District meeting of Amer to get immigration information- to Mrs. Erich Brandt,' secretaiV- Soble says he can’t believe his were presented with a purse of augment pWpulationi studies Meanwhile, Kryzak said, he >sill treasurer of fhe Ooheordfa Memor RIAUTIFUL MATERIAL AT money. Mra. Anderson ha^ been ican Legion Posts and Auxiliaries mother and father were mem will he held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. which have already been made. attempt to fint a half dozen or teaching at the Waddelf School Study Took Four Years more Jaycees who are Interested bers of a Soviet spy ring oper for the past 10 years and her hus in Berlin High School. A t a recent meeting of town of In assisting the local planners, and LOW, LOW FRIGES! ating in the United States. band has been associated with ficials, Maxwell and General Man schedule a meeting at which Max- Cheney Bros, for over 30 years. Mystic Review. No. 2. WBA. The blond youth aayi he la members, wilt meet Tuesday in ager Richard Martin- displayed V ell will oiftllne the local needs. "more thaif 100 per cent certain basic maps and charts in a study VALUES to m Yd. - TTie Confirmation class will meal Odd Fellows Hall to make plans Kryzak said he would tty to , that my lather and mother aren’t Senate Set which hss been going on for four organize the' meeting u-ithln a British Press3 1 asts^ tomorrow at 10 a.m. in St. John's I for the.lnst'allation of officers on spies.’’ 0 years. Martin asked the officials Church parish hall. |Feb. 5.- couple of weeks. ^ NOW The boy’s father, Jack Soble. 83, present, most of them charged When Martin spoke to officials hi. mother, Myra, 52. and Jacob For Inquiry £ d with some kind of policy deci at the meeting on data accum Albani. 64, all of New York City, sions, to make suggeatlons about ulated so far, he said the greatest were . arrested by the FBL yes Remarks on Troops refinementa of the study. n e ^ was for volunteer help to do terday. They were charged with When the maps and other ma field work and other tasks .neces collecting Infomlatlon about the On Mideast terials are prepared correctly for projection on a screen, the public sary to fill out blanks on the infor national defense for purposes of By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER mation available. CransmitUng the information to ORANGE HALL will be invited to a meeting at WashiiiKton, Jan. 26 (/P)— Washington, Jan. 26 (/P)— State Department officials weFe which they will be shown. the Soviet Union or Ita agents. The Soble youngster, X senior Sen. Fulbriffht (D -A rk) said concerned toda.v that a remark by Secretary of State Dulles Kryzak explained that the local Town Radio Club at Rhodes Preparatory School In today he believes a Senate a^iout British and French soldiers might deal a new jolt to ' Jaycee effort is the outgrowth of Manhattan, spoke freely about his review of administration Mid a Statewide project in which Jun U.S. relations with Britain and France. ior Chamber of Commerce chap Yard parents. dle East policy will follow State Department press officer, Lincoln White, after con^* BINGO Will Hear Lewis "It they had any crooked deal ter! throughout the State and the congre.s.sionaI action on Presi 6 sdltation with Dulles, tried to head o ff negative overseas re- Connecticut Development Com ings. I would have known about EVERY SRTURDRY NIGHT E. B. Lewis, manufacturer of . • Drip Dry Printad Cottona it," he said. "Spies . . . what are dent Eisenhower’s military- a c t i^ with an assurance that Dulles did not mean to insult mission are cooperating. . • Everglaze Printed Cottons Enjoying New Freedom 7:4S P.M. The Jaycees are undertaking a electronic cryatals, u*!!! address they spyiqg on? What they saw economic proposals for that BritisV^and French armed forces. survey of planning and zoning in the Mancheater Radio Club at jta tEverglaze Plain Cottons In the sli-eet?" _____Mrs. Nancy Conant, a -polio* victim, amiles happily aa she area. But it appeared from the first reaction in British news 20 GAMES— 5 SPECIALS— 1 SWEEPSTAKE The Sobles and Albam were held demonstrates a new portable power unit for respirators at Mount their communities for the Devel meeting Monday evening at 7:30 a Finest Plain Broadcto|h Fullbright conceded, in ' an In papers thH^the explanation didn’t do the trick. The London opment Commission. In $100,000 ball each as the FBI Sinai Hospital in New York. It makes it possible for respirator terview that he does not have in Civil Defense Headquarters, lo a Onyx Denims patients to go to the theater, go shopping In stores and engage in • Kryzak said the aurvey ahould hinted othera might be involved In sufficient votes to defer action on Dail.v SketeV for exampto, carried a front page banner head- niany other hitherto impossible activities. The new unit, 24 be relatively simple In Manchester cated in the basement of the Mu- the alleged spy ring. the Eisenhower resolution, now line reading: ‘’pulles Insult to Forces.” U.S. Atty. Paul Williams said inches long, 16 inches wide and nine inches thick, . weighs 55 the subject of hearings before the The remark Iff, nicipal Building. All interested secretary of state John Foater Dulles, appearing before the the "upper members” of the al pounds. I t ' is carried underneath a wheelchair with a flexible Senate Foreign Relations and made by Dulles ytoterdsy while persons are invited to attend. FINEST qUALITY Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees In leged espionage group "are not hose connecting it-to the patient's respirator. Armed SeivKea corumitteea. he waa testifying bemre the Sen The club also reminds anyone Waahington, confera with John B. Hollia'ter"(right). International at the present time identifiable." "But I think the inquiry will be ate Foreign Relations m 4 Armed Interested in learnUig the code or Cooperation Administrator. Dulles said congressional failure to Police Arrest Almost 2 Million Confroutrd with Evidence approved,” he said. Services .committeea In ahsport of securing an Amateur Radio li CHINO CLOTH "trust the '’President" on the leconomlc program for the Middle. SPECIAL r PRESCRIPTIONS cense that claaacs are conducted In Washington, Sergei R. Fullbright said'be would seek President Elsenhowef's reqhisst for East would be "a great disaater.” THIS WEEK ONLY "SAFELY FILLED" 1 every Tuesday evening at 7:30 in U INCHES. Striganov, Soviet counselor, was approval for the ptdicy review special military-economic powers Six in Hartford Civil Defense Headquarters. These EEfi. a 1.4t YD...... Y d . 99c called to the -State Department Crucial Debate Set Monday when the twtnepmmitteea to block Communist expsniloh in classes are free of' charge and are and reportedly confronted with meet in rio.ied xexsion to -cpntinue the Middle East. Arthur Drug StorM j sponsored by the club aa a public evidence involving Soviet officials their questioning of Secretary 'of Sen. Morse (D-Orel, a critic of As ‘Kidnapers’ serv-ice. Ir the case. State Diillea. Dtrllea ia oppoaedxto the Elsenhower propoiala. said he N j Four Bodies Hunted \i any such review on grounds It wanted to know why the admin In Montreal, Mrs. Heasel Chaaen, On Mideast Dispute Hartford, Jan. 26 (A5—The new istration had not sought a com F lU S E sister of Jack Soble. aald the boy’s would harm U.S. reationa with the police "Hot Line" brought about' British and, French.' mitment from the British and parents "were a happy couple and r,.n rh hsin th* United States youths Involved in a ilB . DF OUR DELICIOUS NEW the.v were very proud of being Again and again, Dulles has Fiench to Aflp the United State^ minutes 'Shoo Ropoiring of tho loftor Kind' Americans." Soble and Albam United Nations. N. Y., Jan, 26 -used aa a base for Arab Cbmman- urged the committee! not to "b og In Loft Fire Rubble In any flght against Ciwmunlat, , (^ ,_U .N . Diplomats moved today : do raids Into Israeli territory. down" consideration of the Middle .g g , .«.lon in the Middle E ..L j.^.^ 1,50 a.m. when H .rt- FUDGE into a weekend of intense behind- 1 Israel was said to feel that (Continued on Pnge Nine) East resolution with details thxL. In reply. Dulles said Morse | tord- polios sent - eut an alarm ew 'The-sceneg'Tnarteuvers'in prepara-1 Hammarskjold'a report, harks he said mlght-**tIS8troy its useful New Haveft,^Jan. ud—W orli,cr8 today I’etui'ned to tbe grim ought to "give very serious con JEWELRY.., tion for a crucialdebate on the ex- . back to the 1949 armstice, which the emergency communications WITH EVERY PURCHASE ness." task of searchirig^flame-seared rubble for the bodies of two sideratlon" to Arab hostility to the system that a man had been forced SAM YULYE plosive Middle E%st dispute. * Israel considers a failure and no Will Resist Probe _ , British and French because of The debate is to start Monday Solution to the problenri. . men and two womeb mi.ssing in Thursday’s Loft building fire into a car at gunpoint in downtown POUND OP OUR RUBBERS and ARCTICS Sen, Aiken (R-Vt.) said he their invasion of Egypt last fall. Hungj;ary Nabs in the 80-natlon General Assembly. | The Israelis also were said to which took a toll of five known dead and .31 injured. Some of Hartford and that the car was would resist an efort to start a Then Dulles added in a humor REPAIRED Pastel colon in Earrings, Pins and Necklaces. The key point will be Secretary | feel that the right of navigation them are doubtful that the Intense?------" headed north. general policy study until after ous vein; ASSORnD CHOCOLATES heat, which deeply charred th e. . Officers Julius Rusavage and • Skates sharpened . . . Also new! Fresh Water Pearls.^Many other General Dag Hammarskjold's the Gulf of Aqaba is not an Congress acts oh the resolution. '’Personally,, Pd rather not have Four Britons 3,500-word report on Israel’s delay ] srrnistice question, but one of pre Robert Maher of the Wtadaor Po stylee in tailored metal jewelry,i "Whatever mistakes, if any, bodies of those who were able to A 1 1 '§ ffk I | qAT n JA l « Ci . French aM Brlllah soldier be s Hea>-y duty zlppera replaced. in pulling her Invasion forces back | venting belligerency, reach the fire escape which proved, * * *-• a " V F vv 1 1 V/ 1 9 ; . lice spotted the car imirtedlately, were made in the past shouldn’t side vnt.jtM on my right and one of the 1949 Priestlne armistice Egyptian delegates declined to their death trap, left much of thbaq:^ juat aa it was pulling away from a CANDY be allowed to delay action now on mj^ieft." NOW AT 23 OAK ST. On Spy G>unts I'***- „ ! comment on th# Secretary'^ner- who were tra* Inaide. roataurant. supporting the President’s request ,er this comment wax made The two officers, acting bn In- At Purnell Place laraeli sources said Ham- j gj*, report, but Farid Zeinedjdine But while carefully break Reminded on itlah and French correapond- KITCHEN marikjold'.s report was not clear' to counter any possible aggression Btruettona t o . be cautious, trailed HOLLAND Oak Street side of Purnell Parktng Budapest, Jan. 26 <^-r-Commu- maraKjoid,a report was not clear j of Syria, a close ally of E|!ypt, through the now-frozen rubble In -q-wi enta asked the State Department by the Communists In a very dan the car south, meanwhile keeping ni«t Hunger3F-a*i«eim«ie4-4*day.-JL.»tiougllk .•Ud ,fleclarfil ..,!L.j(tK?. 64 termed it ’‘fundamentally a-good Utelr^grlaley search they will be ^ la 'l'x x a K | xiixa« whether Dulles intended a slur on NEW BOLTON ROAD— MANCHESTER OPEN MONDAYS ia holding four young Britons— legal approach to a political piol>- report. gerous situation,’’ .Aiken said., . jolneff by investigators seeking the their Buperiora and' Hartford. Po-, The Senate hearing waa in re the troops of their coimtrtea. WEST OF THE 3J’s RESTAURANT CLOSED WED. AT NOON one a granddaughter of the late lem. cause of the Are which spread s o . lice Infoi-med Of their prtjgreaa. Britain and the United States cess today, but the House Foreign Sir Stafford Cripps—for trial on Hammarskjold informed the As swiftly through the 85-year-old 4- Fear Mlsiinderalandiiig described the report aa construc Affairs committee arranged, to Hartford, Jan, 26 (81 State Motor Set i:p Road Block ■P espionage chargee. • sembly yesterday Israel has not Officials became alarmed at the tive. meet behind closed doors to try to story brick structure that most of vehlclea Commlaa. John J. possibility of what they felt might Several Hertford patrol care be The announcement waa the flrat fully complied with five resolutions "W e believe it is in accordance those who did escape were barely _ finish lyork on Its report on the nded Connecticut i be a serious "mlaunderstandlng" gan converging on the area toward official word on the four, missing calling fdr withdrawal of its with the general wishes of the aide to do a”o. Tynan to< , minaric which the two other care were since they entered Hungary from forces. He added that numerous Eisenhower resolution. . Fire Mai-shal Eugene Mulligan automobile oWnera that they have j Dulles remarx Assembly," s' U.8. spokesipan The House committee, two days headed and at Windsor and Avon Yugoslavia about 10 days ago to political and legal barriers prevent sail]. ^ said late >-esterday that " I have only u i j t j i ^ end of January to re-! ‘hc,„ Streets they set up .a roadblock. the U.N. from accepting Israel’s ago voted overwhelming approval do relief work. Three Main Proposals no idea" what«.h .t caused th. the fir* Are. Tn. To present paifenger cAr e j ,mce the United .states de- Arrested at that point were the They are Judith Cripps, 19, conditions for a complete pull of the resolution in just about the Meanwhile, . these three t main day he returned to the toilsome atration platea If .they want toinounced the Brltlah-Krench attack six occupants of the car being fol M aidenform ’« / whose grandfather was a leader back. task of trying to And an answer lowed. Israel atill holds two areas plans were being worked over for (Continued on Pnge Nine) leep their tame registration num-;°u Egypt and used its Influence in the Labor party: Roger Cooper, In statements of survivors. They were Conrad J. Alleano, 18, y . nephew of poet Robert Graves; seized in the October-November the next round of debate; . The^ vycstein sponsored reso It could have started, he saidT in bers or plates this vesr. 1*,*'* ♦’’"h.".. *fh o f-202 Sheldon St.; Vincent R. Per- Christopher Lord, 21, and his Invasion, the Gaza Strip and the 1 . . . goveriimenta to halt the attack lution to give Hammarskjold a pile, of cardboard ho^n and With only two exceptions, holders ^ withdraw their forces rigno, 20. of 55 CTark St.; Mario H. brother, Basil, 23. Sharm el Sheikh sector on the Gulf A MERCURY A MINUTE! greater authority to deploy the waste paper stacked In^jr'flrst floor of present passenger car plates 1 .n »f.rrin » with nm i.* Laiuppa, 20. o f 60 Waverly St.: "STltCHEEJ^CUP BRA" Misa Cripps, Cooper and the | of Aqaba. Israel insists It must l^atham Jurors cart re»frve their preienl I'efctstra*! conferrlnf vtUh W llei, U.N. Emergency Force in Egypt hallway to await ^^nioval. The Vincent J. Fontana, 19. of 49 Elliott younger Lord are students at Ox have^ Arm guarantees that its in- tlons this year almply by applying' “IflLtnh tcreatj w ill‘‘■be protected before and give the force itself greater horrible speed w i^W hlch it spread St.: and Patsy V. Tedeschi. 19 of ford. waa helped by^Wooden floors long in person or by mall to their near-i Yot. MorcHry h « incroosod production by 43% for Jonuory. Tho rooton They were headed for Budapest quitting those areas. scope,, including duties of the old Deadlocked oil 35 Montford St.; all of Hartford; Impregnated, oil from some of eat Alotor Vehicle Department of-' J;*®" * Dulles remark! and vvere last seen in their am^ll I^ k to Red Rea Palestine truce supervision or flee before Feb. 1, • : be considered aa a reflection on and Thomas J. Petrocelli, 17, o f 154 the manuipacturing process carried If fimpio you, tho motoring public, hovo shown that whon on outomobHo Is European car near Kesekemet, Sharm el Sheikh guards the Gulf ganization. Mailed reservations should be ac-' British and French forces. Forest St.. East Hartford. / 2. An Aaian-African demand on In ^the ancient building. The victim in the case, Tedesehj/ The bra that rroilds and accentu- about SO miles Southeast of the of Aqaba, Israel’s link with the Kidnap Case rompanled by checks or postal A t far aa valor and training complotoiy now in styling, (styling in good tosto, that is) complistoly now in Hungarian capital. . Red Sea. Prior to the recent in that stiff economic, penalties be pul Mulligan foresaw a .lot of notes made out to the Commlasion- are, concerned, there are none we was charged with breach of the ^ ates! Thanks to a unique spoked A statement front, the Ministry vasion., Elgyptian guns had kept clamped on Israel. tlent searching and questioning er of Motor .Vehicles snd sent with value more' highly aa allies.” peace. All the others were charged Israeli shlppin|: out of~tne area. 3. A move by a group of neutrals San Diego, Jan. 26 (/Pt — The with carrying a weajMn in a-motor $0.00 of Interior aald thS’ four were- long deadlocked Latham, kidnapi before the official answer will be the 1957 application, which is At White eald Dulles had been pdwor and siio, and whon thoso and othor factors art intogrotod into on out The Gaza 'Strip on the Mediter to form a sort of "third force" in vehicle and breach o f Uw peace. ' center design. In white broadcloth. found in pqsaeuion of\"forced Jury was dismisjied late yesterday found. There are 103 survivors of tached to the current 1956 reglatra- "speaking entirely in the context documents’* allegedly isstied by the ranean was cdntrqlled biy Egypt an effort to solve Arab-Israeli the diss.ster, 31 of them injvired, 10 Uon certlftcale.' > of the- United Nations resolution Additional charges of ag^avated standing car, you wHI buy that cor in ovor incroosing numbors. Como in r o w after the 1948 Paleatine War. Is and two accused women, opeweep- assault and cari^ngXpiatol with A, B, C cups. Sizes 32 to 38. Russian Kommandatura in Buda ing. were led back to critically. Two Exceptions calling for the evacuation of Brit pest la-st November. , rael repeatedly has charged It was (Continued on Page Three) The.'* were the employees''of the ish and French forces " from Egypt. out a permit werejlodged against Duofold Superior Judge JolW*^A. HewIck- The two* exceptlohs this year Alleano. ' / and sot what wo moon. Wo'rt roody to do businoss! , It charged Cooper and '^ a il five firms, including three dress are for platea having a numeral Rcce Policy Rcv.cn«ed er told the jm r h® did not know The six youths ■s’ere held for Lord were members of Britlsh^Jn- manufacturei'’whlch occupied the above.or below a letter at..the left "To talk about the reintroduction 2-LoyGr whether Mrs. jBM trlce Winn. 57, presentation in police court Mon- telllgence organa and that all fotir and 'Mrs. LpeUle Whlsenand, JS6, building. Some of them already hand aide, such aa a 5 over an M at this time of British and French HEALTH UNDERWEAR wanted to "coUect Iniformatlon ori' The FBI Story~~l 8 would be.ri1ed again.— o f A. B over a 6, 'Co'mhifiiaioner forces into the i m T White ixhpHl*)f. the Soviet and Hungarian armies The ju ry had spent 71 hours In (ContiBued OB P|ige IW'o) T>'nan explained. This kind of in giving Dulles’ explanation, (Continned qn Page Nine) and also on the political and eco actual deliberation, over a period plate will not be iasiied this year, "could be Interpreted as a rever nomic situation in Hungary.” line days. he added, sal of the U.N. decision." It added that Cooper, and Chris It reported It waa deadlocked 7 I f you have sent in -your renew 'Dulles also had in mind that Dream Car Trade-Ins topher Lord were in Hungary last to 5 on all counts — that the two al application and have failed ao there continued to be "inflamed ' November ’’without valid, pass women kldna]>ed Mrs. Ruth E. 'News Tidbits far to hear from the department, feelinga In certain quarters in this PRICED TO SELL FAST! ports and both took part in abtiv- Latham, 52; attempted to murder Commiasloner T>-nan said that area,” White aaid, adding: Bulletins SPECIAL SALE! ftiea of counter- revolutionary her, robbed her and burglarized M Vp ))eraonnel are working over "Given all these factors, the Culled from A P Wires groups." . hel- home. time throughout the state to proc Secretary felt It wea nbt practi from the AP Wires After Cooper and Christopher Mrs. Latham, . wife of wealthy ess all such early applleatlona and cable at thia time to talk about the m i FORO Y-8 1952 OHEV. FORDOR Come taand ace how Duofold’t Lord returned to England from 1952 PONTIAC FORDOR REGULAR $1.35 George Latham. 56, whogpeciallzes DemoCl-atlc senators say "tight have them- sent out well in ad area, although he felt and believed inner layer of cotton keep, the Hungary, the* statement added, in investments in real eaUtte trust vance of the ekpiratlon date for this waa only a temporary aitua- ROMANIAN HITS U.S. JIBE. NIee bhM tuder. Would make Do luxe model. Fully equipped Chioftain Die Luxe. Hydramallc. radio, "they publlahed In the British deeds, testifled that the two women money" poilclea of Elwnhower warm outer layer contaiaing. Admixlatmtlon largely reaponaible the ' 1956, registrations, which is tlon." , \ Washington, Jan, 36 I8i — T k a . aa oxcelleat aeeoad ear. $495 and ready to go. C i L O C heater, etc. Real dollar value ( d t A C ' press and sadlo statements on the kidnaped her Sept. 12, bound her thia coming Marc)i 31. Ever>* London newspaper react '■Y ■ for boosting coat of living.. .Biting Rompalaa mlnteter took laatw l«- Reduced g IM to ^ 0 7 9 for only ^ 0 7 9 wool 'ewoy from Vour skin, thus Hungarian situation that were and buried her alive under rocks "Please don't call the dr|>ari- ed with the same "Safer without Ojtnrlskl Itit by DON WHITKHKAD-school and told to watch for cold grips vast sections of Western da.T with'a'state departmeet ang- eiiminatiog wool itch! contrary to the truth and slander these In a desert. - ment and please don't worr>’ about Brltleh" headline theme. Editorial Ninety-one peraons were con- three quarters of country. geetion that the Bed regime ia ed the Hungarian People's Repub ----- , . .a „ 4ota in the meaaagea he would re- She said she escaped with "pray- It. W e’ll get your early applies- comment contained an almost Bucharest fears having American Duotold’i 'tWo thinjayet, M- vlcted Of epying against the United ceive. But he- could give no further Hix PeraoBS die when twin-en lic." StGtDc from 1989 «to 1945. And UiD infomtAtlon. «r-glven strength" and made her tlona proceaied In plenty of time," Bbeervera at Its forthcoming elec gine Beechcraft plane ersahes and- 1941 BUCK FORDOR M (* tt your body too, but aHbw S E A M :ii > e s s ahame of it waa that 64 of them', U n y Black Dots way across the desert eaxt'.uf here, Commissioner Tynan aald. (ConHnned on Page Nine) tions. Minister Silriu Brucan aald 1949 OHEVROLET CONY. Must Go Now! bums In ralngy foggy weatffer full fr^ om ' of movement, Cet S T O C K ( N 6. S Were Arperican citlzeha betraying' Then a young Balkan arrived *n without clothing, food or water “ the. word ‘tear* does not exist la Nice niBBtag order. until she reached U.8. Highway 80. aftei; one of its engines fails in otir political vocabulary." Duofdld aow'-w.e carry all American Voman . : New York City from South Amer- Charge Hoax Bi^an (T e x .l.. .Prerident Etaen- Bednced for quick aale. $145 S S i T ‘^ ’"' ■^'■$195 Moke An Offer! k y Ic. and modek. *«• »• '"I® •"<> The defenae. attorneys declared hoiver takes it easy at Camp David *Pour une petite vilie * HUNT-LOST JET IN PACIFIC A I ^ ’s beautiful seamiegs stocldngs in atyles and In Budapest Court i^ a U v A. tew otoem •PP**'* aurprtsed when he Mrs. Latham's kidnap story was a —This refreat in Maryland's Catoc- Guam, Jan. 26 (85—An air and colors for every occasion and costume, were mere adventurers. * YhmiBh'^rM hoax and Inferred that her husband Ub Mounlalna. .. surface search was under way' For Illegal Entry were recrulled^by threAt* of dcAlh ™ though recruited was involved. India eelebrntea aeventh anni la the weetern Pacific today for or injury to loved ones held by the i , Mrs. Winn and Mi^s. Whisenand versary of independence.... .Team a m lssincAlr Force F860 Inter * MICRO MESH... ff inf oread sia.i. A teu* hiwame snemv-srenta *(T***t, it can now be revealed that Spring Fashions Pretty Budapest, Jan. 26 (85 -r- Mrs. Nazis. A tew became enemy-agents testifled they themselves were kid of Mayo Cfllnlc doctors dearribe ceptor i^k-h disappeared yee- 6 he.waa Working for the FB: haai and ton , Georgette (Dickey) Chapelle, because they Saw a way to easy naped Sept. 12 and ordered into h.ow tendon tranater operatioita re le-da.v. Tbe A ir Force said tho money. "IDid you bring them?” an agent Mexico by three men and a woman. plane's last radio contact with American- free Isa re photog-. saked.. stored use of hands and fingers in rapher waa sentenced today to The Nazis , tried desperately to They said their asserted captors persona left paralyzed from broken the bwae here reported it sonie •The young man pulled from his Contrast to Paris Cold • DAYTIME SHEER... olain kntf. 50 days In jail’ on charges of estabilah an espionage-'and sabo talked about getting money from pecks. . 44)6 mllee tn the southeast. tage apparatua in the United States )>ocket fo'jr blank telegraph mex- Latham to- eliminate Mnr. Winn entering Hungary illegally. The New York City Police Depart dami'fea, rtinforgao haal to equal the spy ring organized be wjgex. The p a i^ a were ser- to the By PRRHTON GROVER . stThe Jacket wax lined with the same IR A ‘BOMB* FOOLS PO U C E , Budapest Municipal Court Im ment and Oonaolldated Edison Ck>. mediately freed'her because she fore World War 1. But this time the FBI Laboretory In VJaahinjton anj (Continued on Page Five). Paris, Jan. 26 IA5—Spring fash: 1 black allk which ran up over the Croydon, England, Jaa. 26. tffi FBI wax alert to the threat. under a fluorescent-lauip a la! ora to decide who wili get $26,000 re iona have come to 'Paris, a city edga of the collar—facing, the ex — Police bluehingty admitted to- bad already served this time in ward in "mad bomber" caee.. .Ac custody and ordered her to One enemy ageiit wax caught tory technician saw tiny black dots shrouded In rain and cold and alow-. perte - call It. Edges of the J*cl**l • t a y they had been fooled hy cused .White Plains man says po leave Hungary vrithia 45 hours. with a box of ordinary-looking safe embedded in the paper. He pried 16 More Rails Get ed by fqel shortages. A ll we can! woro trimmed with black with a| “ bomb" found on tha ty matches. Most of the matches one of them loose; it was a dot n? lice farced him to admit crime. say of tho flret ehowing is that the bright gold etripo. steps of the Croydon Town H a lt Budapest, Jan. 26 (85—Mre. were Just that, but four of them bigger than the pbriod at the vnd f Egyptian minister of commerce light eulU and drissea offered a _ , , , First reports from anthoritiea Georgette ileyer (Dicky) Cfliapelle, turiied dut to be tiny penrilq which thta,senten.:e. R i^ h t to H ik e F a res denlea llairb Prem reports tlut right pretty contrest. ^ France • largest women a >naga- 1 the device aa a clev- ah American free lance photogra wrote invlsilriy. Messages were Under a microscope that en Elgypt has concluded 35 million The flrst ehow waa by Qabrlelle *»"• ! rrly ronetfucted eoatraMfoa pher, was brought to t r ill before sealed into fountain pens whose larged the tiny.object 290 times, Washington, Jan. 26 (85— The dollar cotton deal with - Soviet Chanel, who designed dreaaea for "'rih Intricate naechaiihniW..4Uk|' a Communist court today on a barrels had to be broken to extract the technician aaw a fill-page ni' Interstate (Commerce Commission Union . , . Two young Sa.. Antonio some of vour mothera and atill ^ ,* ^ ? * * blamed Ita placement off ' Ofo charge of entering Hungary illeg the note. Codes were concealed'in sage reproduced. He pried other (IC C ) has approved a S per cent brother, and stater die while trapped' ’wields pencil books and' magazines by minute pin "periods’ 'loose from the papers Increase In Interstate rallroada la abandoaed leetex on front yard A fter seeing perhape 80 numbers > (IRA). ally. - pricka through certain Ulettei'a.' ' Mra. Chapelle, ,,has been in a and found ail of them were mea- fares of 16 more eastern railroads. of thalr'home; ■ —^ lost count we would lay: . p-tn^ny gj,o aollled for a/ little 86 C lever^t Weapon Hungarian Oomnuinlst priaon sin e sages reducad to midget size. The change will be effective Feb. Provisional president of Argen The niodgls are sort of tall-- ^ r)j(fon number which khe Called a ATHENS RIOTS SQUELCHEO ' Rut one of the' FftTa most excit This.was. the secret of the dots, 1 or'later. tine Government >ew'ears in three Athena, Greece, Jah: 26 UM-r* her arrast Dec. 5. ing achievements was in uncover about 5 feet 9 Inches with their S-, ^ tticellt design. It was gray-white She waa brought before Judge a triumph in nhotography. A aimilar. incraasc was author aew mlalsters;' chosen' in \cablnet inch-heeled...w i),^ a . *n»e _dreme# ^ tiny pink roM deaijto and a PoUcw broke up aa attempt by ing the Nazi secret of the niicro- Mveral hundred-univeraity atu- Lorant Timar in Budapest Munic dota, ptrhapa the; clavefaat eapldn- ND65 Kereges ized bee. 31 for eight major east shaLcUp . . . King Sapd of Sakdi reach 8 or 6 inches below, the knee uttu trellts of roeee armind the ipal Court. About SO persona were Discovery of the micro - dot ern railroads, and for those, operat Arabia to receive “ red carpet” wel- and slay sbdjit 16 or 17 inches neck line. It just showa we have no dents today to stag# demoaetm- age weapon of World War n. Hone against anti-Greek "Turk present; including two Americans. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HEKa LD, IIANCHESTER, CONN^ SATUpDAYt JANUARY 26, 1967 uL- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1957 PAGE THidai.'g -----(f- T i J * Notwa Boaudry, 17. racdlved the ■ X ' 9TIII ie s H im t e d Injuriea when her. car wmt out of DANCING contrqi while going around a curve e v e r y SATURDAY NIGHT HOSPITAL IKDS Story CHAPTER 18 .by Don Whitehead Siieinwold on akiddlng Into a culvert post. Modern and Did Fnshloned Crucial Debate Set and W HEiL CHAIRS In Loft Rubble State .Policeman Emeat .Angel If E lY II rURNlTURK Investigated. M ill^ s HaH I V C I i n OOMFANT TOLLAND TURNPIKE PHONE Ml 8-4159 — FIND THE ..(OenUaiMd from Paga Oua) exports are BRIDGE CRIME Paklatah's largest FOR SALE ar RENT • Noiik dealer Jute and tea. * Emnanel LuUieiMi Church St. James' R. C. Church On Mideast Dispute . 1 Ry AUred fikelnwOld Both sMes vMlaeMbte have told their atoriea. It will be C. Hoary-Anderson, Pnator Rev. John F. Hannon, Paator .- Solving the Micro-Dot Piizzle All bridge defectives arc invited some time before others do, if at KORTH all. They are toq fearfully bihmed. Edsel C. Isnneoon, Rev. James T. O’Connell (CoBtinued from Page One) to solve this crime. Spot the crime .i. Asst, to the Pastor Rev. Ikigar J. Fnrrell (Egypt’s president) to think he , ♦ . <» * Mos]t of them were em p lo y e of won the war. That, certainly, (OwtaiBMl trMB F»k One)' end the criminal from the follow V 7 6 3 O. Albert Pearson, differences. There were no details ♦ A K 7 $ 4 the dress shops that occupied the ‘ Minister of Music would give him muc)i greater hope ing account: upper flooru of the building. Sunday Masses; on ^ Is plan. ' | FREE a n n U aev«IO|>edouble ham (im m unity Memorial Hospi Eldon Toll of the Crqmwell Church Masses at ,7, 8, 9, 10 qnd 11 a.m. over the Gulf of Aqaba control m i c e n t e r NT. Ml. N-MI4 $50 Station and obtain information de to ruff his last spade in the raise. tal lata, last n i^ t for bruises re will be the gqest preacher at this area from Israel and observe the No Payments 'HU April 2 sired. Am going to United States service. dummy, at the third trick. (Copyright- 1937, General Fea ceived during an auto m iah^. St. Francis Aaalsl Church freedom of navigation there. OPEN ALL DAY Chadwick & Co. where I will be able to te re te There was no need to hurry. The tures dorp). According to Stats Police, Church-time Nursery at 10:30 South Windsor, Rt. 30 The United States has not indi more freely." ruff couldn’t get away from him. a.m. Rev. Arthur J. Heffernan, 564 Center S t—M| 9-0668 In New York City, he waa taken Cfcaaael { New Rave*, Ceaa. Convalescent Home Visitation at cated how U stands on these pro SUNDAY The time to ruff virgs going to come Chaaael It RartlerJ, Ceaa. qssSs DREW PEARSON REPORTS St. Mary’s Episcopal Church School, It contains seven classrooms, a large aaaembly room, lava movements, and for any reports diamond, eatabllahing dummy's ON THE HOLY lAND Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10 have In other areas given up by BOLTON LAKE • SEWERS CLEANED ( S) AHATEl'R HOUR .. _ Ohnreh and Park Sts. a.m. tories And accessory facilities. (Herald Photo by Oflara). Israel. But It added that the force DAY OR NIGHT on new weapons. last diamond. Declarer geU back an d i n s t a l l e d (IS41) WORLD NEWS BOt'.ND- Rcy'. .Alfred L Williams, Rector In August of IMS, the Hamburg to dummy‘eventually with the ace Dedication of should not be used to protect an.v • CELLARS DRAINED S:SS (si) s Vn d a t n e w s Rev. Roman L Harding, .Assistant Sacred Jleart Church specisl positions or prejudice a TEL. Ml 9.8100 station was grumbling that while of clubs to win a trick with the (tS-UI ODYSSEY Martin James Dwyer, NDM’s information was good, it 4:M Church St;, Vernon solution. last diamond. HOTEL TO^WN and COUNTRY —“Salaa la Salam” _ „ Student Assistant Hohenthal Fills New Position The report al.so said the 1949 was certainly expensive. By this The spade ruff is a trick when (8S-M) WASHINGTON Sqi'ABR Sydney W. Mnc.Alplnc, Wing Sunday time the Naxis hhd paid him ap- ever you take it, but it pays to' DRAINAGE CO. .^irrlrada Bars. Stabky Sunday Masses at 7:30 and 10 armistice still is in force, and Kayr. Llsaal Hams<«a a*4 Organist and Choir Director a.m. that It prevents the U.N. from ac MURPHY'S ALLEYS proxlmaUly $34,000, which was take the trick at the right itme. PHONE MI 9-414$ Mrs. W. B. Kloppcnburg, Created hy Savings and Loan The new educational wing will turned over to the Alien Property Dally Question OMelsg Satanlay NiyM 4;N < I) m eI i Tc'a l tlolIlZONS cepting. without agreement of the 991 MAIN STREET —"AHkritli la Yaaas .Faa- Junior Choir Director be dedicated at Center Congrega disputing parties, Israeli control Custoditti. Partner deals and bida one FEATURING ’fllE VOCALS OF U:M ( S) BIG TOP pla" Concordia Evangelical Lutheran tional Church tomorrow morning ND98 replied: “Sorry you rer spade. The next player passes. (111 rLIPPV TMK t'LOWN (li.iirrh Emil L, G. Hohenthal Jr. was*.reived a total of $234,429.31 in divi- of the Gaza Strip, even on a non- h Sunday, Jan. -27— a’ 10:20. mllitar)’ control basis, as proposed gard information as too expensive. You hold: spades-K 5 3 hearts*A K LOVELY'JOAN JOJCE RATI RDAV PERFOBN- YOUR YARN SHOP 9 a.m., Holy Conimunlon (Fam }n London, Israeli Ambassador withdraw as strain and danger are ond THE JOAN JOYCE TRIO ANCE Ivan Beckwith, at the annual meeting of the Man- mortgage loan portfolio by $976,- tend the ceremony in Woodruff (One Block East of Main ily Eucharist) with Junior Choir. Eliahu Elath Mid last night in great" The Naais hurriedly as II:M (ll-Ml MR. WIZARD Separate worship )^t this hour for Organist and Choirmaster chester Savings and Loan Assn. | 859.88. 'Total mortgage loans out- hall following the 9:15 worahip I! sured ND08 that not only was his One of the top accomplishments of FBl'a wartime spy drive 1:N < SI CIRCl'6 TIME Between Oak sad Birch) an Interview that If his country 6 Miles Out of Manchester on Route 44A (IS) SHAKESPEARE ON TV nursery (in nursery chapel, 41 Two officers wore promoted.! standing now amount to $8,805,- service. pulls out. of the Oqaba area and work satisfactory but he would waa aolving mystery of micro-dots. German camera reduced (») FEATCBE FILM Park St. and kindergarten (In Third Sunday after the |p i- Miss Dorothea E. StavnitsUy, for- 062.68. Mi.ss Elizabeth Anne Hou.se. who receive another $30,000, .in due message .(top) to dot (below), in series of photos. FBI secretary (St) SATl'RUAY MA'nNER * A rt Ntodlawork Gaza it might lead to a Middle Td. Mi 9-8019— Op«n Sundays 1:M (IS) ACCENT ON UVINO childran’a chapel, old church). phany: merly assistant' treasurer, wasj 5. Reserves were increased to represents the fifth generation of East explosion greater than the < time. examines camera (right). l;4S (U> TKLKITKW'R Stipplits 11 a.m.. Morning prayer with 8:43 a.m. Sunday School. elected secretary; and Henry B.| $787,191.07, exceeding reserves on a faniilv which has belonged to One Imst Hoax XiM ( S) WORLD'S BEST MDVU:S recent ones, He .said it waa diffi Jerry Lewis K4 . O'Brien * Ft m Instructions 'Senior Oioir. "Theological Educa 10:15 a-m. Worship Service: Ser- Agnew, formerly assistant treaaur- hand at the end of 1965 by $99,- and has been active in Center cult for Israel to take a stand Among the final hoaxes played Dean Mertle Brinn Don Levy , (IS-U) HOCKEY New York Rass- i-.an, "The Healing Lorfl”; installa er, was elected treasurer. 767,062.68 Church activities, will cut the •^HOLLYWOOD ‘TBY IX 6^ ari VI. Baitali Braiai tion Sunday” address by M. J. against U.N. resolutions, but add on the Nazis were a aeries of mes-' O E B r8T '* XiM (n-M) BASKETBALL * Fret Parking Dwyer, atU(ient aaaiatant. a senior tion of councilmen and officers. Matthew M. Moriarly, John F. Eluring 1956, additional adjoin ribbon, formally opening the re sages sent just before the Allied Rockville C of C to Formally tBk Nioar* Pkiladelskla Yi. Ft. Wayae ed: In Terli. «|U (IS) TBANSmON 50 COTTAGE 8T__Ml 9-3SS8 at the Berkeley Divinity School. (Nursery in the Parish House dur Pickles snd Judge John J. Wallett ing real estate waa p-irchesed for cently completed wing. "It would encourage Col. Nasser invasion of Normandy on June 8. ing the Service). were reelected as directors for 4- expansion and for a parking plaza, Tlie Rev. R, Rus.sell Peer.v, as i I 1M4, The Germans were told that (U) FILM New Haven. - «iM ( S) RIG PICTIIRE . 7 p.m.. Evening prayer with 12:30 p.m. Service of Ore Lat yoar terms. Aldo Paganl was elect which will be completed in the sociate minlater, will preside' over in v ^ o n plans had been delayed by tmfiate Programrun Feh, 23 = 8aa.. Glrle la T-wa” Plai (II) EYE 0« CONNKCTICl'T S:N ( S) LASSIE _ ‘Rack Pretty Baky" (SI) RACING '■ til) MAMA Boys' (Ilholr. followed by instruc vian Lutheran Congregation fol ed director for a 4-year term. spring. Uie short service. Mrs. Hooks a' breakdown in the production of (M) LET’S FIND OI T —“Army Wile” tion on the faith and practice of lowed by their annual meeting. •Assets Increase Some 40() home mortgage bor Johnston, director of Christian . Invasion boats and that troops had, 4|«S (M) WE8TKRN THEATER (It-M) FIRST^ MEETING Rockville. Jan. 36 (Special)—The<^queats for Information being sent (SSI DEAN P.KF. the church. Sunday's toplt: "The 5 p.m. Intermediate Luther During the meeting, RoViert J. rowers took advantage of a low- Education, will lead in the Litany sailed from.' New York for the S:H ( S) SKY KING Boyce, executive vice president, an cost disability plan offered which Mediterranean. . . new Rockville Area Chamber of . municipal departmenU and (IS) BOV ROGERS (Ul RAY ANTHUNV SHOW Devotional Life.” League meeting with box luncheon. of thanksgiving and dedication. _ ... . __ „ , businesses in the Rockville area. (Se> WESTERN THEATER (la l:M ( S) FRONTIER 17 p.m. Joint Luther League meet nounced the financial institution would pay monthly loan payments Horace Bi.s.scll, chairman of the Thus m>98 added to the confu Commerce will formally initiate Its _ . . ■ , . prasriii) (II) ROING BdlNG SHOW 1 ing. increased its assets $1,047,491.50 in for as Ion:; as five year, for any sion of reports ted to the Germans , The CSiamber has received a re Second Congregational Church Board of Christian Education, will on the Allied invasion plana program at a dinner meeting Feh. i ,rom Mrs. Robert Murphy. 385 North Main Street 8 p.m. Senior Luther League 1956. Its total resources now ex one disability. open the door to the. new wing, ,33 in ^l)fe||Poltah American plub | chairman of a fashion show to be Arnold W„ 'Tozer, Minister meeting. ceed $10 million. Directors, Officers symbolizing that it is now ready . ^ e first'lmng~iidand'‘ta8io In Hati; VlrtfcJht A. Choate, execuUve pmsented by Ellington Center Don WILLIS Garage Mrs. Mildred Calchera, Boyce also said the firm now- Members of the institution's for service. The Rev. Clifford 6. stallation Was established on Dec. SPECIALISTS IN I; Organist The Salvation -Army holds more savings and serves Board of Directors include; Frank Simpson. minister of Center aecretar>^ announced today. 1 Mrs. Murphy asked for any W H f t I more families than at any time in Cheney Jr.. Boyce. Havden L. Gris 4, IM l, and .until the final radio . assistance the Chamber might be WHEEL AUONMENT and AUGNMf NI j, Mlaa Viola R. Foster, 601 Main Stnset Church, will offer the dedication contact with Getmany waa re •^e bylayys commitUe.la expect- Able, to ptfer te , the. successful BRAKE SERVICE ’^ ' ^ ^ 'rr .*(Cliolr Director • Major and Mrs. John Pickup its 65-year history. wold. William W. Harris, Maude prayer and benediction. ceived on May 8, IMS, a total' of ed to offer the new bylaws for dls- g ta ^ g of a fashion show some- GENERAL AUTO REPAIR. Mlaa June Thompson, 's. Officers in Charge Among the highlights of the in R, Hill,. Hohenthal. Judge Charles Funds for the wing were raised S.839 messages were transmitted to cusslon at a short buslnesa meet-, time prior to Easter. MlUhen 9-45SI—18 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER Religious Education Director Peter Carlson, Bandmaster stitution's 1956 operations were S. House, Herbert B. Uouse, John during the 176th . anniversary Germany in connection with the Mrs. Lilllap Perrett, the following; H Hyde, Morlarty, Harold C. Nor drive three years ago. The wing Clothe, have already been of ton. Pagani, Pickles, Judge Wallett, several double agent cases Involv for tnO CnftHlOOr# first of fered Kwby irt** Mrs. Ethel .Os»« Cramer, Cra- FOR A DEUCIOUS (Ul WF.8TKEN THEATER. —(Color) “Tbe F.leriloa’* Sunday, January 27, Youth Sun Songster Lender 1. Net savings increased by is the first of several projects ing these Installations. The Ger ficlal full membership meeting will mer's Fashion Centre, and Robert lUI BIG PICTVBK “The Fifty FIrit Draroa” day. $563,455.80, bringing the total to and Theodore C. Wright. planned by the church. be announced Tuesday or Wednei- i:M ( 8) FOREIGN LEOtONNAIBE “Hailel Lomob" “FaJiefi Morning Worship, 10 a.m. $8,555,880.79. Other officers reelected include: Center Church has about 900 mans seat 834 meesages. Murphy of House and Murphy. (III) ANNIE OAKLEY BadKet” 9:30 a.m., Simday school classes The Nazis sent money,- diamond day, Choate aaid. Wives of mem- The Hamsters, local theatrical SUNDAY DINNSR (t!) DISNEYLAND (Ul HA.NGK RIDER (?hurch School, double sessions, for all ages. Jiinior soldiers day 2. Savings acedunt holders in l^ency, chairman emeritus; Hyde, children in .Sunday School claa.ses rings, diamonds, expensive lara are Invited, and he expressed group, has pledged Us help, and (U) LAL'RKL AND MABDV (NI CAnAJN GALLANT 9 and. 10 A.m. of renewal. Alton J. Munaie in creased substantially over 1955. president; Herbert House, first vice who will make use of the new wing the hope that all n;puld attend. Mrs. (Ul WESTERN FLAYROrSE —"Rla* ol 8lael“ First Addresif: "Out With the 3. The association's savers re- * president. watches and other valuables to the furniture props have beefi offered ROAST STUFFED 4:«e < t) FABIAN OF SCOTLAND (Ul PRESS CONFERENCE - charge. immedlatelv. a- 'United States to finance their Choate plant to come here from by 'the local furniture stores. ' • Try The YARD l:M ( I) BADGE Na. 114 Old. In With the New,” Evelyn 10:45 a.m^ Holine.ss service with espionage. The wife of one agent SprlngUeldi Vt., for tne dinner (l«) SIX O’CLOCR REFOBT (IIAII TV TIME Crie. some of the Juniors taking part. •services. At 8 o'clock. Priscilla ; . , tried to smuggle in $10,000 hidden meeting, he also stated. Interest of the Greater Rock Walnut St. Restaurant HALF SPRING CHICKEN (M) TBA —"Tbe CoBeert’’ Second Address: "Not I»st Just stand the infinite. We must not ville Miniaterlal Assn, was shown GIBLET GRAVY—CREAMY WHIPPED POTATOES (Ul MOVIE (U) SCARLET PIMPERNEL Asleep," by Melvin Stoltenberg. Band and Male Quartet music. seek the immutable and Im St. Pierre'Will do the call to*wof- - /tn ilo v e r in her girdle. A seaman courier Announcements of the meetl g by their Invitation to Choate to This evening for food, datic- FRESH GARDEN PEAS t:l< (II) JOHN.NY MARTIN (Ml MEET THE PRESS . 2 p.m., Hospital visitation Mrs. mortal through the finite, mutable, ship and Roger Ather the pastoral hid a large bill in his bridgework., and requeaU for reaervatlona will SHOW —See. af Treaiary Ceorza 6:80 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi meets speak to Us group at St. John's big, cocktails. Not expeatire. ■ :M ( l-UI ANNIE OAKLEY H. Haropbrey At the church. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. Major and mortal, and .so depend upon prayer. At 10:45, Karl Reichelt. FinaP accounting showed that he aent next week to «ll members. Church at 11 a.m.. Feb. 11. * (III ROSEMARY CLOONEY (U) PULKA CARAVAN * John Pickup. belief instead of demonstration, will give the invocation and te- Rejjjistered Voters $866,135 in cash and valuables' had Membership to date totals 303. SHOW l:M ( l-UI AIR POWER 7:30 p.ni., Salvation meeting aponaive reading; Donald Reiff, been seized . from German Intel- Choate, shortly after his/arrival COMPLETE (tl) FATHER KNOWS BEST “Tbe Jaaaaeie Perlmeler" United Methodist Cbnrch Bolton for this is fatal'to . knowledge of The dinner will be served at 7 In Rockville, made clear to the (M) RANGE RIDER (III COMMA.VD PERFOR Rev. CArlton T. Oniry, PAstor with Band and Songster music. Science. The understanding of the call to prayer: Susan Brown List Totals 728 Iteence agents and turned over to p.m., preceded by a cocktail hour. DINNER 4;U (Ul MEET THF. CHAMPIONS MANCE Message hy Major Johr Pickup. the scripture lesson; and Janet the Treasury Department. membership of the Chamber that lU-Mi ROY ROGERS ' Mrs. Herald Ij-e, Ciioir Dirretor Truth gives full faith in' ’Tnjth, Chamber Frojerta , he- is not a mtracle-man and the ' 1;M ( LU). ROBIN HOOD and apirltu,*! understanding is bet- Whitney part of the sermon, of Andover, Jan. 28 (Special) — (Meofisy: Why the Sabetaora 2.05 (III RF.AT THE CLOCK (Ul THE PASSERBY Miss Doris Nkinnrr, Organist which hers is entitled, ''Consider Since the arrival here of the (Chamber is not a one-man organ (ttl GRAND OLE OPRV 4;U (Ul ITALIAN VARIETY HOUR Community Baptist- Church U than all burnt offerings..” Following a revision of the ciucus Adled). (M) H1GHWAT PATROL l:(M > II kUU ASREU FOR IT 593 East Center St. at the Green ------...— ,------Your Call.” Chamber'a executive secretary two isation. He asked for the coopera (U-MI THE UTH BENGAL 9:M Church School' lists yesterday, the total of reg weeks ago, and the election of of tion of all members, pointing out , LANCERS-"Certl aC Kabal" ---- fi(30 Adventures in Faith—Adults John R. N'ubert, Minister Vernon dcthodlst Oiurch 9:30 and 10:45 a.m.. Church istered voters in this town is re ficers by the board of directors the that he is simply a coordinator, (Ul ROSEMARY CLOONEY 11 Morning Worship Walter Grzyb, Vernon, Conn. , School. * ported at 728. The revi.sed lists A b o u t T o ^ same day, various. promotions) who will' keep the committees of llOlUARDjONIIfOllf5 SHOW Organist-Choirmaster 10:45 a.m., Nursery. show the following, preferences: MANCHESTER 7:K < l-UI JACK BENNY SHOW — Sermon: The'VUallty of Worship Rev. Warren .Coveil, Minister 5 p.m., Carol and Wesley Jhojrs, projects have been initiated. the Chamber active and working. Gaeili: Deaai* Day. Daa 11 Nurser>’. Nathan Joy, Chiirch School Supt. .Marjorie Stephens, Organist---- Republicans, 303; Democrats, 271; Despite the lack of success in He is an employe, who will furn Wllioa ■ • Joint rehearsal. and. indepcndent.s. 154. lAcal beauty shop proprietors securing a downtown office Im LUMBER, Inc. (U-M) CIRCUS BOV 7:15 Methodist Youth Fellow 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Morning 6:30 p.m.. MYF and their par -and operators will meet Monday at ish information for their use, he Located V4 Mile West of ship Bruce Green leader. Morning Service, 9:30. Names of voters who have either mediately,. Choate and Ralph H. said. He a tre ^ d the inmortance of Oakland Street or lUILDING MATERIALS (Ul HO,• Worahip. Shrmon Topic; "Tn- ents^ will have a Southeast Asia moved away or died during the 8 p.m. with Mrs. Marion K. Clif ■ ;M creased in Favor." Youth Sun Churc^i School, 10:45. dinner in Cooper, hall, at which Gibson, president, have made/the obtaining the opinions of thi mem Tolland Turnpike AND ( If THE ED SULUVAN BROW Zion Evangeiieal Lutheran Sermon: "The One Talent Man," past .year were removed from lists ford. M Olcott Dr., to complete Chamber'an active pari pf the bership in making the proper de- (taeili: Laali Armilroac day with yxiung people of the the commission on missions will as follows; Republicans. 34; Demo plans for their annual card party MASON SUPPLIES aad Ella FIU(erald. the Church Rev. Covell. be guests. Games will be played. community. / cUions, and said the Chamber of hten PolBl Glee Clab. Scabr (Missouri Ryllod) church conducting the service. The ----- crats 17; and independents. 13. for the benefit of the Arthritis They took part In a ground Commerce is one ocganisatlon Weaoei. Ibe.daaelac Siaan, Youth Choir will sing. Plan Three .Meetings . Clinic at Manchester MemprJal which can't afford to make Wn Finance Tonr Jobs aad ireaeo tram Oie Mel The Rev, PaoI O.- Prokopy, 9:30, . a.m. Sunday Church Buckingham Congregational Wapping Community Ohureh . Hospital. It will be held Monday breaking ceremony this week too . “Madame RaHer- Paator The Board of Taimeview 'will which denotes the growth of small many mlatahes. 355 Center 8L—Ml $-5144'- wl«k Daralbr KIrilea School) for children and youth, Church Rev. David Crockett, Minister hold three meetings at the Town Feb. 11, at the American Legion industries in Rockville. Mias Marlon A. Erdin, cradle roll through high school. Rev. Philip M. Rose, Paator Mary Burnham Denslow, Hall to hear aggrievances qf tax Home a t 1 :S0 p.m. *9^!' I (U-M) STEVE ALLEN. SHOW — Onianiat organist and eholr Director Questionnaires for an industrial END» I “KING and 4 QUEENS" I “FIGHTtNO TROUBUT ( I) FLAY OF THE WEER 10:45 a.m. Church School ac payers on their October 1956 as TODAVI 4:00-6:45-6:35 | 2:80-5:46-8:30 liM Gaeola: Pearl Haller, ilar- tivity program for children, cradle Sunday, Jan. 27— survey were sent out last week, I (tl-U) BlCCANkiEKS " „‘r***i* Falmer. • a.m., Sunday School sessments on the following dates: The Men's Club of . the Zion Lu and about half of them bave been —“Tka Gksit Skly” . lorallit Mere Lawraace. roll through grade 3. .9:30 a.m., Paator's Class. Sunda'y, Jan.' 27— 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., Feb. 1; 7:30 to theran Church will meet Monday dO-tl) PEOPLE ARK FCNNY CamHIaa Doa Adami aad 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible C lus 6:45 P;m. Junior High' Youth 10:30,- CJhurch School. 9:30 a,m.,-Church School. returned Rlrsady. 8bb. 8ckMBle (U) FILM FESTIVAL * •ke Calllai RIdi, a alazlar- i 10 a.m.. Nursery In the parish 9:.30 p.m,, Febe6; and from 10 a.m. Bight at T;45 in the parish house. The Information receivtd from STARTS —“A qarea li CrawarA'' J.hm),PlaylB» bralber aad FeHowahip with Charles Joy and 10:30,Morning Worship. In ob 10:45 a.m.. Worahip aervi.e In to 4 p;m., Feb. 9. Bwk |:MA:M-t;M ■ iM • a-ui JACKIE ULEAWMt UKUW - house during church worship '' Michael Kelsey, leaders. Refresh servance of Youth Week, the Pil charge of the Young People. Board members include Ralph Mrs. Bessie Farris. • Durkin St., the survey will be vital to the the ROOST TOMORROW Dark t;tO4;0»Ai0l' Ul) COMMAND PERFORM. ' 10 a.m., Dilvne worship with re Theme "Consider Your Call." Chamber in Its promotionsi work, ANCK l:M (Ul wi'uto ments. grim Fellowship will take over the Ransom, chairman. George Mun will grant the use of her home for the new executive secretary said. 123 SPRUCE STREET PLAYHOUSE and Choir Director 1 U.S. farmers send 90 per cent three months! 0ne taste and you’U (HAD GUNMMOKE permit, ooclAi and business meeting Gertrude Wilson and Watson Woodruff, D.D,, an average of more thanan l,0dfi. OZARK JUBILEE Tnicottville Oongregntional 9:30 a.m,, Church School; junior 7:30, Holy Communion. 8:15 in the Federation room of II iM ( I) PLAY o r THE WEEK Church - and intermediate department, meet 8, 9:15 and 11 Church aen-ices. AiKffi M llRIJk aSMS laSi^HlA'lite lsakRisaf ' '->'1 Center Congregational Church. S t a t i FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS C A U Ml 9-8239 (ISAll YOU’RE ON YOUR OWN Everett A. Murphy, Minister New officers will be installed and whartfordB (tS-M) YOUR HIT PARADE - IN YOUR PO C K fT at the Davis Meraotiai Youth Cen- Sermon: "A Thom in the Flesh” *Pour une petite ville* 3 TOUR HOSTE.S.SE.S: AMELIA LISS and LENA KIFA (Ul MOVIE Mrp. Anthony Urbniiettt, 9:15 and 11 Church School, Um movie, “Golden Gate" showing UiM < I) OOU’OLAB FAIRBANKS , Director of Music nursery thrfugh senior high. the highlights of the 10th anni- M M M R S O M PRESENTS 10:45 (um., Worahip service, veraary observance in San Fran- THf nio *e40VL • C A ^ thee fiorLis rice Kev, Stephan Moon, Minister and Friday, 13 to 4 p.m.; Tueaday, ended halfway between elbow and 30 OAK ST. (Ul WILD BILL HICKOE (Ml LORnTA YOUNG SHOW i l Education 12:15 p.m.. Suhday School. inine. snarl: U;U dll’ JILL CORY SHOW ,•«, A'diler’a Dessaa’’ 7 to 9 p.m.; Wedneaidlay, 7 to 7:55 7 p.m., Goapei meeting. wrist. Moat of Uve suits were that "C’eat pour une petite .-ville *56 OLDS. SUPER Just one look at these prices MANCHESTER »»»> stage SEVEN A' ainmen W. McKay, Mlnleter of p.m. OAK GRILL 1:M (ISSSI HECKLE AND JKCKLE !.!' MY LINEt Music ' wray, with short aleeyes' which Amerlcaine." That means ‘Tt’a for 88 Holiday Coupe and yon have your answer. Any UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT OF MIKE STANKO .III) FRONITEH IMMCTOB - (Ul DATEUNK EUROPE "Truth" w’ill be the subject of Mipel would be mighty convenient if y(>u a small town In America.” deal Is a good 'deal if you can : n .” .’.i^. )iil. T4 (Ml THE WAY ftU THE VISE the Lesson Sermon for Sunday, had to rinse out a few glasses at $2865 EASTWOOD AW THE LATE SHOW - 9 a.m.. High school classes. (Assembly of' God) m- save actual cash. Why look (Ul RKVIViU, HOUR Jan: 37. 32 Vernon 8t. a cocktail party. m ■ further, when your best 'buy Is ...jnBT’RE RACR AGAIN I DANCINU TONIBHT! (U) GALE STORM SROW 10 a.m.. Church school, classes There were tweed autta In a yel- ’55 DeSOTO V-S right here' . . . right now! ’52 BUiCK SUPER ^'The Lafr RM at Ike Tear! „ . —**Oll SHMUIM’* for all ogea. . The Golden Text is from Psaliha ,Rev. Kenneth L Gualnfson D u Mania - Jerry Lewi* An d e v e r y Sa t u r d a y n it e JOHN J. OLSON U:M ( II N K ^ RP,P0BTEB oaS 10 a.m.. Annual Youth -Stinday (100:6):'"The Lord is good; his lowr-Unted gray, a Shantung ailk Hardtop 4-Door /V>MOIXTjrOOD OB n r ST” WKATHCB' truth endureth to all generations." 9:45 a.m., Church S c l^ l. suit the color of a atrawberry so 'I ;/i ■i.''’' _WMi AaMn.l^rg,,. ' Ftoturiiig: Potator ood Doearatar SUNDAY HEWS SPEUTAL Service, "Sermon, "Oonaider Tour $1750 ’54 Ford V-8 2-pr. $1095 $457 Cali.” Sacrament of Baptism. Selections from the Bible In 11 a.m.. Morning W om ip da, and another one of blue, like WESTOWM m " ' THE MUSIC OF «H> IgNEEB VALLEY THEA> clude the following: "I will praise the blue in an old arhoky flag. . 't'ii 74 ' 5 p.m.. Intermediate Methodlat - 7^ p.m.', 'Evangelistic service, ’65 f:o'RD V-8 '51 BUICK o.:'i tt'W iWORLD’S BEST MOVIES Youth Fellowship. Uiee. O Lord, among, the people: James Floyd, speaker. We have a feeling Chanel de ■■ PHARMACY •CABLET MOVE" **THE VA8AB0NDS” (tlf MILLION DOLLAR 459 Hartford Rd.—Ml 9-IHMg 2-De<>r ’53 Olds De Luxe “98” 8PECIAL H’to^ - JBMM Oli4uwL''Tani Tryea HiNRY sntkn , MOm 6:30 p.ni.. Senior Methodist Youth I will ding unto thee among tbe signs clothes to please men, the ■m 'rii 'f With Dave, Fred, Wood sad Don Fellowship. ,nationa. For thy mercy la great suits, especially, which are clean '#1 4-O r, -•*••••• I •••$ 1 1 9 5 VOCALS BY LOVELY -lUs.iJIIi-aa *!! NEWS , FREVUR6 * South Methodist Chturh * $1575 $521 I p.m., piMe CIsM at the parson- (into the heavana, and thy truth- Main St; and Hartford Rd. iiuto Uw clou da" (Paalmz - m ^: . 8 . ' TThe Rev. Fred Edgar, Minister lOPEN . . 9. 10). Kev, Per(py SoRth MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Lyith Daven . St. John’s National Oorrelaiive .psusagM from Uie P PRINCE 1 Singing Tour Favorite SaniM ’ MORIARTY BROTHERS Phifilp Teeggnr, Minister a t Music i “ YOUR 0|U>SM0BI1E DEADER" OrUmUo Church Clirlatian Science, lextboqk, ’’Sci MATCHEIEUI Z RAYfDWVER. Used Car M m aagei^U WElBT CENTER ST. T 'vir’LtTF HtAT'HG ‘,i VV- . E«v. Stephen Stiyjeivakl ence and Health With Key to the Youth SundRir. Services of wor- d a y : OPEN EVEMNCS—TELEPHONE Ml 9-6627 I n ia ip T iN Q MHku8 Piti c h o ic e b e v e |U o e « V' V U n i Clhai DuhnMo. Or^Hlnl Scrlpturea" by Mary Baker Eddy, ^ ^ ^ ^ A NO fUtl v)ii Rbip at 8 and $0:45 a.ih. Sermon. PERFUMES i include the foUoiwing (p. 386: 1): "A yanture of Faith."—Dr. Frod p-v.-.v-: * : ‘ 5^ ^ MONi. MJ ‘ V , :f:$o;-'MA(M. "To seek 'I^uth throu^,belief in R. Edgar.- IRffiO, H ith R bujnaR doctrine-jUi aot to under- Arthur Amf Stirtt j iSUNDAY: I'niiinR'v • T?»« youth, will tRka^part la U>6 ■ -L ■ /* . ,n .‘t;:, / '■'T ■ ' ■ ' I, 1 . ^ ' s ■ "V f- X'"' • J'- '4 .. y ■' s . .' V-' . : \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC^EiSTER, CONNrr SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1957 PAGE P IV * American Woman In Budapest Court For Illegal Entry
Tha toUowUJg proKram r Serenade (Oonttaned from Page Oaej ara suppUed by tta radio manage- Good MuBta ment and ara subject to change WTIC—Monitor tantion 'of brtaklng the law when WDRO-SaL Night CounfreStyla •ha entered Hungary, hut she now Su n Diunond'a Army h NavyAut oultatAndinf record with the without notice. WPOP—Juxe Box Sat. Night undbrotood—“from what I have store, 907 Main St., which racent- company.” Mosler recently re *’?VHAY—Chamber of Commerce 'A^bic dally la not enough to ly became factory distributor for turned fropt an intensive eeminar WUAZ—Neva been told”-^that she had crossed w eeu —Musks Room WCCC—Good Evening Good Muato protect our new Near East poUcy Colt revolvers in Manchester, on the “Coordinating of the Busi WKNB—Evening Serenade tha frontior illegally; WKNB-P.M. WTIC-Monltor „ ^ apalntt atttack and misrepresen probably has one of the most un ness Interest in the Planned Es WTIU—Mews WDRC—Top Hat Concert Dufing the trial it waa stated usual inventoriea carried by any tate." The seminar was held in WDRC—News Reporler Y«ar . . . . tation bj^ Huaslan and Cairo radio. WPOP—News WPOP—Word of Life that the penalty for such illegal Mcsthi ... store in town. . - Bronxvllle, N. Y. l : U — ,t Jlontlii - In this, once again,, the sad ’ 'wHAYr-Colgata va UConn croMlng of ths border can be as A native of Hartford and a WHAY—March of Dimes WCCC—Good EvenlM Good If data high as five years imprisonment. llJmUi price of our.oWn auperfidal floun- product of the local school eyetem, Pierre Drapeau, 181 Princeton WCCO-Uusic Muom WKNB—Roaeniary Cfooney FOR EXTRA MONEY WacUr ...... r*. Connecticut WKNB-P.M. WTIC—Monitor Native of Milwankee ^ Cwofroo Comfort hovo a eerfud hair stylo •incia 4. leiKe. Sam opened his shop seven years St., recently was electad assistant WTlC—Roes Miller WDRC—Muaic by AntonUI Nancheatpr Dry Cleanera Provide Swift Service Royal Icc Cream Has Creamy Texture ago, and at first apecialixed in treasurer of the Coco-Cola Bottling WDRC—Let I Decorate Mrs. Chapelle Is a native of Mil Jeatv. WPOP—Juke Box Saturday Night THS ASSOCIATBO PRESS Army and Navy surplus items. Co. of Hartford and the Coco-Cola •SaJaty Safety Pin' WPOP—Tempo Baadiltad waukee. In the United States, she WE PAY Ttia leenrlittfl Prcii Ha axcluaivtly we didn't need even d'-minute of Yankee / IsS^ WHAY—Colgate ve UConn lived at 487* 1st Ave., New York Individually dosignod for you at tho Bottling Co. of New Britain at a If you ask mb, this Safety Pin WMAY—Parade of Muaip WCCC—Good Evening Good ICtiala entiUeAl^W uaa American radio propaganda a day By A. H. O. meeting of the Board of Directors won't work. But if you aik my WCCC—Music rtoom WKNB—Dinner Date City, HIQHEST PRICES of both corporatibns. Drapeau haa WKNB-P.M. WTIC—News and Sports She was brought into court'with ant otharwtie cradttad in this area. Our' acts and j^ icies colleague. Dr. KlUenger. he'll say WTIC—Ross Miller WDRC—Entertainment U.S.A For Rags, Paper. Metala and aJtoo the lOcal newi been employed by these firms since It's without a doubt his greatest WDRC—Bob Crosby Ferenc Weisch, a Hungsrisn stu All rlttiu ot republlcatton of spoke eloquently and convincing No man coutd become national WPOP—Juke Box Sat Night dlipatobaa herain are alao restrvaa.^ Sept. 1, 1956, and "was’ formerly invention. Of course he said that WPOP—Tempo Bandstand g:|g— dent accused of guiding her across and Scrap Iron ly for us. There were, indeed, ef-' chairman of a major political employed by Cheney Bros. about his Hollow Hot Dog Roll and l»4*- , . WHAY -Colgate va UCqnn ^ the frontier from Austria. CALL OR DELIVER TO roll aervlce client of N. E. A SerK WHAY—Parade of Music WCCC—Good Evening Good’ Mdglo fortS'to*misinterpret them. Some p'aily without having proved some his Hi-Fi Fog Horn and they were WCCL—Music Room WKNB—Dinner Date An English-speaking Hungar WKNB-P.M. ■ / ' **Pi£Sih*r» . Bepreaentativea: The W rlendly voices said we were of Uie . qualities necessary for Mrs. Robert L. Alien, 61 -S. real "bombs" so I don't take much WTIC-Monltor _ „ _ , ian lawyer represented Mrs. JulHa fiatlMwa Spaclal A«ncy — New ■WTIC—Ross Miller WDRC—Entertainment U.S.A Chapelle. OSTRINSKY Hawthorne St., won one of the stock In his opinion. However, this WDRC-Uuesl Star WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night p r^ n d in g to uphold the princi auch a position. So It was, surely, ■firat four prizes in the "Screen- WPOP—Tempo Bandstand She appeared tired, pale and OealMs la Waste Matoriala ' K i r - or the taleAts and capacities of Safety Safety Pin ia incidental be 99 EAST CENTER st^ -T e l. MI-3-6009 cmcoLATiowaL ______ples of law and order merely in O-Rama" contest held by cause right now he and Dr. WHAY—Colgate va UConn worn. She wore a long brown over 731 PARKER Nf. Meade Alcorn which finally landed * ’tvHAyr-Parade ol Music WTiC—Monllor coat over trousers. Her hair waa order to^'Clear the way for our W HCr Channel 18. She will ap Schwine are building a Guided WCCC—Music Room WDRC—Serenade in Blue TeL Ml-8->S7SS or 30-3-5879 The Herald l^ U n * him where hcNls today. pear on a special television pro WKNB-P.M. WPOP—Juko Box Sat Night rolled up in back and she wore aaniinas bo ftaapclal rep^MlbiUty for own futurb,dominance in the area._ Yet it was something else en- Missle.' It’s Top Secret but from WTtC—Monitor -lypoiraplilcal enrpra *jSUfe gram Tuesday a t 10 p.m. and, with what I could gather listening at - glassea. She laughed once or tw’ice vertiaementa and o^er reading maucr Cthera sgRTnyo were merely fot-'j iiicly. an hlstoricNiijarrel between the other winners, will vie for a * ‘t^A Y =C61gaie vs uaqnn _ during questioning” by the c'ourt, In The Mancheater Evenln* Herald. top figures of the state Republican the Laboratory’ keyhole this Mlasle WPOP—Mel. Opera WTIC-Monltor lowing the diiilpmscy of oil, hot trip to Bermuda, a Caloric gas won’t'be powered in the ususal way tiU - WDRC-rGIlbert HIghet once when ahe w’aS asked if the HEADqCARTERS MANCHESTER Display advertising closing hours: party, which put him In the posi range, a aet of Collier'4 Encyclo WHAY—Parade of Music WPOP—Jukq.Box Bat Night ^ j. soldiers who arrested her fired at MANCHESTER the diplomacy bf ^ principle. But, tion where his talents and capaci with rockets and jets. It’H be built WCCC—Music Room FOR POr Honday-1' p.m. Mday. pedias and a Marvin Hall, home WKNB—P:M. * '^ A Y —Colgate va UConn her or over her head. Por T u e^ R -1 p ro. Monday. nobody believed such charges ties could get their chance. 'on tte principle of the Banana. In WTIC—Monitor Tor WadneAay-1 p. m. Taosday. safe. The listing of prizes is in or other words the Missle will be en- WTIC—News and Bpofta ■, "I don't know,” she replied. DRY CLEANERS AUTO PARTS Jiy>r Ttrarsday—1 p. m. Wednesday. against us. We dldn't^even have Perhaps the current chapter in WDRC-^KaUiy Godfrey WDRC—Philadelphia Orchestra der of the place for which they clbsed In a alippery*akln and it'll WPOP—Met. Opera WPOP—Juke Box Sat Night It was'not specified whether the For Friday-t P. nit. Thurtday. to deny them. Our policies de the Alcorn story began backNJn are given. soldiers who arrested her were 93 WELLS STREET 270 8ROAD Sr For Saturday—I p m. Fi^ay. 1950, at the Republican state con be squeezed at the target by a <|M— lite - Clasalflad deadiloc: 10:10 a.m. each fended themselves, a little like a_____ WHAY—Parade of Music WHAY—Colgate vs UConn Hungarian or Russian. No matter what your cemnilo dayof publicaUoB except Saturday — vention in New Haven, when Al huge mechanical hand. Sounds to -WCCC-Music Boom WTIC—Mi'iiitor needs may be, even lessons, Sir Galahad. Mancheater moviegoers who WKNB-P.M. . WDRC—Philadelphia Orchestra During Mrs. ChSpelle's im At Year Sendee For Wa. m. ______corn played two roles. One was me like the boys are planning WTIC-Monitor prisonment. U.S. Deputy Under, Camdnt Ceramics Studio can TolophoM MI-3.7254 that of chairman of the conven have been obliged to drift oft to Squlsh-button Warfare. WPOP—Juke Box Sat Night • b ia Ch in e s h o p s e r v i c e I Saturday, January 2S Now the new head of our United WDRC—Dance Orchestra,. secretary of State Robert D. Mur help you! tion Resolution Committee, which Hartford or elsewhere to see the WPOl —Met. Opera WHAY—Colgate vs UConn o EQUIPMENT States Information Agency has so-called "art" fllma are getting a iisa— WTIC—Music With a Beat phy had demanded her release. e PARTS (new and rebnOt) meant he supervised the drafting WHAY—Parade of Music WDRC—Dance Orchestra American legation offlcials here If ever there ^ s a w’lnter when • left for the Near East, and it is and obtained the adoption of the break this winter at the local WCCC—Record Review CAMDOT It and see why more and mors Repairing Done a ACCESSORIES Bsck Orsr Old Ground? Herald Photo State Theater. Bill McGrath, man WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night were then permitted to visit her in "same day service” ■svas more ap-' a SUPPLIES agreed our radio doesn't talk long rather liberal Republican platform Samuel Diamond A Thought for Today WKNB-P.M. • :45— CERAMICS STUDIO people are depending upon i t ager, has been able to corral sev WTIC—Monitor WHAY—Colgate va UConn prison and take her food and predated, Mancheater Dry Clean-' Have you watched for the spe a DUPONT PAINT. SUPPUES In one portion of his press con enough or loud enough in its of that year. Here he had the spot Sponsored by the Mancheater WDRC—Dance Orchestra WTIC—Mii.«ir With a Feat clothing. 117 NEW BOLTON ROAD Reasonably light. In the other role, he was While attending a meeOng of eral excellent foreign movies which Council of Chnrohea. WPOP—Met. Opera ers cannot recall it. Since Ha. cials each Monday and Tuesday Open Satnrday natU 8 p j » ference Wednesday, President Arabic, and we shall probably rank among the best produced WPOP—Tempo Bandstand WDRC—Dance Orchestra Asked by the court w’hether she Route 6—3II 3-5766 Have you noticed how m any- left rather high and dry and Iso the Manchester Atixillary Police, WPOP—Juke Box Sat Night beginning, people have takert" ad- ; at Manchester Dry Cleaners? Ed stores are showing the Royal Ice i certain, your family will give you Eisenhower tvas asked whether he have to build a new and more abroad. Unfortunately, the label Si#*~ lt:0e— had any complaint about her win D'Agostino has just put this lated. That was when he stuck to he had a chat with Chief Herman ' WHAY—Parade of Music WHAY—Colgate ve UConn treatment in jail, Mrs. Chapelle vantage of this swift "same dVv! Cream sign these days? '{he an-' no trouble when it comes to des thought there had been gny powerful transmitter for the area. the defeated end with Bill Had O. Schendel, and the latter planted "art," and the source, "foreign," diristian Vacations WCCC—Record Revue WTIC—Monitor into effect and you can save money lead many persons to presume WKNB-P.M. replied; eervlce.'' but with the kind of win- j swer to this is an easy one, so sert, for Royal Ice Cream is so TREE PRUNIND "marked hardening of relations Why is this so? It is so be den against the sudden, but well- an Idea in Sam's head. The chief I once heard a story about a wnc— WDRC—Russ Naiixhton by w’Aiching the paper and taking many people have discovered how • good and so good for them too. these movies are aimed at intel farmer who, while plowing, in the Monllor WPOP—Juko Box Sat Night "I have not been abused." ter we've had, .it has become an adva'ntage of the special offer each DON WILLIS between the United . SUtee and cause we now have a policy which organized convention putsch told him there were no outlets in WDRC—Fasclnatln* Rhythm Itilft- The judge, persisting, asked if extra good Royal Ice Cream Is Royal Ice Cream also haa ice which replaced Hadden with the area for certain types of spe lectuals only. field one day, thought he heard WPOP—Met. Opera WHAY—Colgate vs UConn absolute necessity. iweek. that more and more people are cream pics in the stores, just right the Soviet Union, an Intensifica is vulnerable, which doe.s not sell In most instances, nothing could God calling to him. He looked to I l i a — WTIC—Munitor her treatment had been satisfac Waterproofing is done each and REMOVAL George Conway as nominee for at cialized police equipment, such as WHAY—Parade of Muelo tory. Mrs. Chapelle .smiled wanly It is almost impossible to walk asking their stores to carry it. foi tliat c.xtra special dessert and tion of the cold war." itself, which Is not irrunune to torney general. That putsch was badges, handcuffs, billies, etc. be farther from the truth. "The the sky and aaw the two letters WCCC—Record Revue WDRC—Russ Nauxhtnn along the street without *being Thursday at Manchester Dry 6ARAGE WPOP—Jiike Box Sat Night and she said ahe had no complaint Words do not adequately ex they are so Inexpensive that you Have joar trsM pnuMd m i mieinterpretatiorv which has such the symbol of a new order in Re Sam, quick to see a good oppor Waj-ward Wife" is in no manner "P " " C w-ritten in the clouds. WKNB-P.M. liberally sprayed W’llh a mixture i Cleaners, so i f , you require this press how’ rich and delicious Roy- can serve them oftert. Royal makes 18 Main S t. Tel MI-9-I5S1 To this he responded that *T tunity, decided he would do some of Speaking deep, while “The The farmer thought God had WTIC—Monitor WHAY—Record Review to state. Q 'adds the festive touch! service be sure to- have your gar remeved b,T Heenssd - aad la superficial liabilities that our publican state leadership; In^whlch WDRC—Fasclnatln* Rhythm WTIC-Monltor She told the court she entered of 'dirt, salt, oil and water from al Ice Cream is. Its creamy tex a wonderful ice cream cake that can't really say that the SovieU Cappy Baldwin and Bill Brennan, thing about it. Two years ago he Ladykillers,'' which has played to called him to be a mlnsiter, and WPOP—Met. Opera the passing cars. ment in the plant at least by fared trM sargMiat. goodness of purpose and purity of WDRC—Ruaa Naughton Hungary with two refugees to de BUHER PECAN ture stands up. even when it melts will serve 16 people generously. Spoeidfaiiig In are hardening their attitude or who had gone along with, the introduced a compelte new line of packed movie houses all over the that t h e two letters meant I . WPOP—Juke Box SaL Night This Is no reflection on the drlv-; Wednesday morning so that it will in the dish. No watery liquid this, ; It is made of rich ice cream cov WHAY—Parade of Muaic l®:l®— liver some medicines "a token An All-Time Favorite be ready for waterproofin'g Thurs f ■ changing their attitude.” heart do not easily shine through dumping of his one-time friend, equipment to the town. country is Just plain fun. In .some "Preach Christ.” gift.” she called them- -"to the first ers for the roads are so full of but a flavorful cream with true ered with whipped cream. Ask Among the items he now pro cases, the foreign dims are not re He waa very excited about what wee^: -Record Revue WHAY—Record Review ' Brought Bark For. You! day. Waterproofing is a .must BRAKE SERVICE Later, a t the very end of the it and aaaert themselves. emerged as the state-wide powers, WKNB-P.M. WTIC-Monilor Hungarian doctor or hospital I water that even a slowly moving flavor, delicious if melted—the’ about it the next time you go CARTER TREE with Alcorn, for the moment, vides for some 40 or-50 police de commended for a juvenile audience. he had seen, and immediately con WTIC—Monitor WDRC—Russ Nsughton ' In Pints and i/j Gallons car throws it well on to the side for children's garments and a pro true test of a real ice cream. shopping. conference, he was asked whether We can broadcast in Arabic ^6 partments throughout the State sulted h i s minister. After a WORC—Faecinallnx Rhythm WPOP—Juke Box Bat, Night could find." At Your Favorite Store or At tection for your own coats and Froaf End AlHpiiiionf hardly more than a senatorial dis Often they do not conform with WPOP—Met. Opera lt:Bf— But shortly after they crossed walk. Michael Oi-fitelll. owner of the For special occasions why not EXPERT CO. he would care to name "three or hours a day, and still not undo trict leader. are leg irons, revolver holsters, the Hollywood's censor’s concep lengthy discus.sion, they decided f-U_ WHAY—Moonlight Matinee If you do-have the misfortune jackets. It also helps to keep Royal Ice Cream Co.. 27 Warren order stenciled brick ice cream the damage done when we marked At this first stage ill the shift garrison belts, whistles, cartridge God had called him, not to “Preach ^HAY—Parade of Music WTIC—News the frontier they saw four armed Royal Ice Creom Co. to have your clothing spotted, clothing cleaner for a longier peri PBUNE MI-3-7695 four accompliihments which you tions of what con.stitutes a "de WCCC—Record Revut WDRC—News men standing near a haystack. The St., t^kes extreme pride in the icc | from Royal Ice Cream ? Any or GoHoioi Ropdr Vlforfc f 1 out the Near East as a big stick of party power, Brennan's own carriers, shoulder patches. cent” film. However, with minor Chrl.st’’—but to "Plant Corn.” WKNB-P.M. WPOP—Juko Box Sat. Night 23 Warren Street' MI 3-6950 take It to the Manchester Dry od of time. cream Ntpade here. Each month ganization or. name society may would hope for In your eecond Items offered by the local Army men fired a flare into the air and Manchester Dry Cleaners offers area for ourselves. old friends, who had alao been exceptions, the movies are in, good God does not call all of us to WTIC—Monitor lilts— Cleaners, 93 Wells S t. before 10 there is 'll different flavor fea have their emblem stenciled in the •dmlniatration, and that you would t Navy Store, which Sam claims be ministers or directors of re WDRC—Fascinalln* Rhythm WHAY—Moonlight MaUne* then began shooting. Mrs. Chapelle a.m., and It will be spotlessly clean a very fine repair service at a very Hadden's friends, liail a project taste and especially suited to an WPOP—Met. Opera WTIC—Sports tured but \t’hether y(m choose this center of the brick and Royal has MANCHESTER think yiat It might ba judged on." for vengeance, in which they cannot be obtained in any other ligious education; many of us are said that one of her refugee com and beautifully pressed and ready moderate cost, pockets put in, or any one of'the many other fla "adult’’ mind.. .one that frequent WDRC—Russ Naughinn panions vanished, but she and the a book. of 65 emblems to choose To the Preaideiit replied as threatened to bring about the store in the State, include tear gas, ly avoids movies like the plague called by God to other forma of WHAY—Parade ol Music WPOP—Juke-Box Sat Night for you after 5 p.m. the same day. cuffs shortened or lengthened and vors. you can -be certain you from. MILLWORK CO. Wrong End Of The Scale ousting of Brennan from his post leg irons and bullet-proof vests. socialy useful work—to engineer WCCC—Record Revue other, Weisch, were seized. They MANCHESTER The cost of this "same day buttons sewed; to mention a very follpwa: because of Hollywood’s idea of WKNB-P.M. WHAY—Symphony in the Night are getting the vehy best in ice Special forms in flow’er molds. 284 Broad gtc^Twl, Mli»i82W as national committeeman. And, Sam says he has designed ing, to accounting, to medicine, to WTIC-Monltor WTIC—ilonltor were taken to a nearby building servtcFTs only slightly more than few Items. Combine' repairs wiin cream if it la Koyal iqc urcam animals and toys may be oidered - That the prospective graduates what the public wants. '■‘where we spent that night sleep ----- "Look, avcrythteg—else failsr in this phase, it was the organizers badges, after specifications were The foreign dim. by itself, is not 'Christian' homemaklng; WUIlC-iTOCfiflU!. Shop WDRC-Ruaa Naughton the regular aervlce and if your your dry cleaning . If you have a large freezer you at Royal and youngsters ]ust love fades to unlmportancu beside this of Cpnnectl'cbt's teachers colleges of the party putsch, who were al provided, for personnel at the The important thing ia that WPOP—Met. CTpfra lt;l®— ing on straw." very best suit or coat is soiled and Have you been thrifty and pur may be interested in bulk, pur- the Royal novelties such as fudgi- necessarily superior to its Ameri III®— WHAY—Monnllcht Matlnts "I am extremely sorry," she told N niR ff 1 one: that we do make better prog- this year should band themselves so the prime nominators of Lodge, Wethersfield State Prison, Chesh can counterpart. Generally the best every Christian make this voca WHAY—Parade of Muaic WTIC—Sporta Final you are planning on wearing it chased a book of coupons at Man cha.se at the plant and save clcs, ice cream cups. etc. Order HUlW Iuie best la who were obligated to defend ire Reformafbry and "parctlcally tion a Christian calling, and, prac Wi-'-.’-Rei-ora Ravua WDRC—Cal Kolby the court, "that my efforts to make the next day or even that night chester Dry Cleaners ? There yourself money. But whether you rcaa toward better world under together In a resplve not to teach dims made abroad are aclected, for WKNB-P.M. some now and keep them on hand Brennan in his post, for the help every police department in the ticing Christ's ideals, dedicate not TV’TIC—Monilnr this gift of medicines has ended by using this service you may still Is no time limit on their use and buy in large quantities or just as ■ for the children, they are the an e General MUlwork standing achieved, I would aay, In unless they are guaranteed a distribution here. Many of their he had given them. State." dims, however, compare unfavor only himself hut his work to tVDRC—Record Shop this way.” CHOICE VARICTT do so. you really do save a very sizeable an average cohsumer, you will en swer to the snack problem. Make • Complete Window Oalts several itepe. First, a better un- starting, salary of 14,000 a year Is, The Lodge administration As a member of the local police Christian service. WPOP—Mcl. Opera The Judge asked what she want Another thing to consider is sum by using the coupons. Ask joy a taste treat. One thing is Row your choice of ice cream. e .AII Size Deere ably with our grade "B ” produc ed done with the medicines now QUALITY the driver about them for further Depeadabla Qnattty-— Bcrvtoai deretandlng among the free na -we hope, merely the latest collegi opened with Alcorn a minor fig department auxiliary, he had a role tions. Janet Whitney ’W’HAX—Parade of Music ALLIED TV SERVICE that there is no loss of quality or • Mitred ead Gland Trim ure, himself considered for one or MANCRE8TEB and she replied they should be care in "same day service." Try Information. e Expert Cabinet Work tions of the world, that Is, better ate fad of the moment, and not a in helping to d esi^ the unit's The films selected by the State WCCC—Record Revua SEAFOOD There will be no session of the two state cabinet poat.s, but with striking uniform. His firm placed WKNB—PM . „ C A P cf House Call given to the Hungarian Red Cross. e Complete Hardware Dept. and stronger confidence among ■erioui intent. . . management will be shovn on suc WTIC—Beat Muaic of 51 Junior Fellow.ship. W illia n H. SthieMge Brennan a major figure. the order with the manufacturer Deaths Last Night WDRC—Record Shop ^1 DU Plus Parts The judge said he would see that 43 O A K ST. ■ For the benefit of these young Then the quarrel opened, be cessive Tuesdays for one ' night this was done. M asse* 188 Sproee St. TeL Ml-9-7696 them; the certainty that their when the specidpations were pre only. There will be co-features, WPOP-«Met. Opera BU 9-0080—9 a.m, to 9 p.m. TEL. MI 9-9937 Bolton Masses W’ill be celebrated at St. soonomle and'’military atrength is people, the expense of whose tween Brennan and Lodge—or sented to him by Chief Schendel. III®— * Member of Factory Mrs.'Chapelle recognized report between Brennan and Lodge'a ad and, perhaps, someday local movie- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WHAY—Parade of Mualp er Hartman on being brought into Maurice Church tomorrov/ at 8;30 education has largely been born Sam is one of several persons in WCCC—Record Review ftomled Rlertroalc Terhalclana and 10 a.m. equal to the test, and after that, visers. Apparently it evolved from lovers will bet a chance, if they Tokyo—Mamor'u Shigemltsu, WKNB-P.M , „ court and winked, hut was unable by the state itself, we would ob the ^tate who is an associate mem BO desire.* to -see only one feature W’n c —Beal Muaic of '56 T. P. particularly, better imderstand- a situation in which Brennan had ber of the Connecticut Police 69, former foreign minlatef who to speak to anybody in the audi Skating Club Plans Party HOaOMN serve that ths tini>' has passed first obtained Lodge's personal per evening. carried Japan'a surrender to the WDRC—Record Shop Manchester Evening Herald Bol Moro bonaee Ing with the Russians, the Russian Chief’s Assn. WPOP—Met. Opera ence. On Mrs. Chapelle’s right was ton correspondent, Mrs, Joseph FUNESAl HOMt when the public needed to lend its approval for some patronage deal deck of the battleship Missouri, a uniformed police matron who Shop A t are painted government; and finally, agree- He is also a member of the local Herbert W. Swanson, R. Bruce ’ WHAY—Polka Parade GENERAL D'ltalia, toirphnne Mitchell 3-5545. Air-Conditioned with 8. W. P. sympathetic concern to conditions with the Democrats, after, which Junior Cha.mber of Commerce, and died Saturday. WCCC—Record Review wore lipstick and rhinestone ear With Masquerade in February mants in which we could all truat Lodge's advisers pulled hirh back Watkins and Richard W. Johnson, Obaka, Japan—Ichizo Kobayashl, i^daally looated—nonvealeat and than aay otter at the starting end of the teacher is a Lion and a Mason. Married to WKNB-P.M. rings. them." from what they felt to be an un buyers for Watkins Bros., at 84, founder of Japan's world fa WTIC—klonlUir TV SERVICE A soldier guarded Weisch. GALLRSSO’S sway from tbs hoay tkorongb- paint salary’ scale. the former Iris Dannhauaer, h® >nd tended the Winter Furniture, W’DRC—Record Shop Bolton, Jan. 26 (Sjieclal)—Theto 12:30 a.m. with music furnished faim. Dlattactiva Servloa. Mod In a subtle aense, the w’ay in wise commitment, which could his wife have a son, Richard. mous Takacazuka Girls. Opera WPOP—Met. Opera Days M QC A Gall U.S. legation authorities were HARDWARE and At the starting end, a teacher's ccmceivably hurt his administra Floor Covering and Lamp Markets Ti-oUpe and former minister of Skating a u b of B61ton is currentlyfby T o n y O'Bright’s orchestra. Latham Jurors em Faellittea. which the President outlined „ J Nights WAa93 Plus Parts hopeful Mrs. Chapelle would re Reservations for tables will be tion. Brennan had the feeling of .Show in New York Monday and commerce and state minister, died WHAY—Polka Parade ceive a suspended sentence and be SUPPLY C O . plannmg a masquerade skating these goals Indicated that he did salary, in almost any town or city According to figure.s provided Tuesday. WCCC—Record Review TEL. MI 8-5482 taken by Mrs. Charles Zeppa. Mrs. T. P. HOLLORAN S H E m n M ’ being double-crossed, and began by the State Development Com Friday. ordered expelled. Comer Olain Street and party to be held at the Sperry’s aense- something of a change In or state, stacks up well enough to drift back toward his old St. Louis—Harry J. Tuthill, 71, WKNB-P.M. Harry Goodw’in Jr. and Mrs. Stu Pnneral Dlrsetor mission, December business in WTIC—ilonltor „ OUddle Tpk. East Pond rink on a Sunday afternoon art Reopell. Deadlocked on the world altuation and mood, with starting salaries in other friends and into a posture of some George Findell Jr., 60 Coburn creator of the comic atrip “The WPOP—Met. Opera (Opp. Gomian's Buirk Sta.) Connecticut Ikst year waa 6.9 Rd., left New York this week by Church Newa JOHNJ. CRATTYJR. W llU A M S after ail. professions. challenge and defiance. Lodge and Bungle Family,” which at one time For a complete line ol hard •nd evening in mid-February. 981 Main SL. TeL Ml 3-6«88 per cent better than for the same 'Trans-TWA airliner for St. Louie, 'w’HAV—Polka Parade Regional Dintrict 8 "Adventures In Faith.” an adult Lleeaaad iEnhalnter If there still Is some need for his advisers finally decided to month in 1955. While the State De appeared in 120 newspapers and WCCC—Record Review DOROTHY GRAY 4 ware and electrical suppllee. The club, which now numbers Kidnap Case Open A Charge Aoeonat , For the way In which he set up purge him. Looking for muacle to Me., where he will represent the which was discontinued in 1945, WKNB-P.M. Bible claas, will be Initiated at 178 Oeatar SL—TeL KI-8-7080 public concern about teaching sal partment haa no figures for Man WTIC—Monitor Distributor for Alaminum Com- Juat above 400 membera, has re-. united Methodist Church tomor- Wo Deliver these steps toward "better under- help in the job. they found Alcorn Findell Manufacturing Co., 485 died Friday. WDRC—Make May for Youth a COSMETICS 4 Latin Causes blnatioa WtBd|psa and Doora. (Continued from Tagc One) aries, it is for concern «ith con- chester. per se, there is reason F Middle Tplte., at the annual cently opened a refreshment con -' row at 9:30 a.m. under the leader- standing'' turned the clock back available. tfi believe this town reaped Marinette, Wls. — George J. WPOP—Tempo Bandatand Brennan waa then purged, in an convention of the Vertical and ®:I4— I "We Deliver" i ceasion ow’ned by Wilbur j,ansomj»Hlp of the pastor, the Rev. Carle- ever ground he and we once as diUons at the other end of the its proportionate share ‘of the Lockbalun. 57, paper mill superin WHAY—Polka Parade Controversies from a civil suit over a joint busi intricate play which first gave his Venetian Blind Association of tendent of the Mobile, Ala., plant of Machester. Hot chocolate, coffee ' T. Daley. Church achpol ses- —Witt the final maximum. bti.sinesa. In view of the poor WCCC—Record Review ness venture. HOLLISTER sumed had been covered. It was national committeeman post to America. of the Scott Paper Co., died Friday. WKNB-P.M. ^Arthur Drug Stores j and other jtems will be ort sale t o '. ^’Hl also be held at 9:30 a.m. MASURY Tuttle's the pronounced goal of Truman- "fTift, even though It has advanced former Governor James Shannon, \ c a t h e r conditions preceding tVTIC—Monitor In Curriculum members and guests. The sermon topic for morning The prosecution maintained Mrs. Christmas, this report comes as WPOP—Tempo Bandatand Quality some in recent years, is still far who subsequently took his Super George W. Tabor. 28 Creatwood Chicago—Since commercial radio Main purpose of the club, Preal- worship at 11 a.m. will be "The Winn wanted to eliminate Mrs. SEKVICE STATION A'Cheson policies, over a long pe- somewhat of a-surprise. The De » i 0 0 — behind the maximum in other pro ior Court judgeship, leaving the L'r., has beep promoted to the broadcaating waa authorized in Andoveiv—Ja n . 26 (SpeclsO— . rlod of years to create a ''situa velopment Commission said bank WHAY—News ^ f>.7« h.. 'S.TA' wI,? Latham from the suit. PAINT fessions. If there is any teacher way open for the election of Al post of as.sistanc supervisor, sys- 1920, more than 244.000,000 radioa WCCC—Good Evenlax Good Uusld Latin, a dead language, is becom provide as near, perfect skating TELEPHONE Routo 44A, N. Covontry tion of strength” from which we corn him.self a.s natienal* commit debits, which indicate the rate of tema and methods, at the Hamil- have been produced and sold by WK.NB—Saturday Serenade during the worship service. Mrs. Whisenana said she did . . . Is 900d paint WTIC—N“Wa ing one of the liveliest topics of Mimeographing conditions as pOMible. They now not even know the Lathams, that Tel. Days PI 3-7800 would eventually proceed to who is underpaid nowadays, it is teeman. For a time, Brennan waa business turnover by the number ton Standard Division of URli«tl I American factories for some 6.2 WDRC-^Newa and Weather Bruce Green will be in charge of of check transactions, hit a hhve « cfew of workers ready at the Methodist Youth Fellowship she became Involved only because negotiaie with Russia It was the not the beginning teacher, but suppo-iedly going to launch an ef Aircraft Corp. billion dollara. WPOP—Tempo Bandatand conversation concerning the cur all times to handle snow removal fort toiginseat Alcorn, in revenge monthly figure of 82,024,000,000. III®— Prompt Sorvloo meeting at 7:15 p.m. at the church. she was visiting Mrs. Winn at the Gonord Rtpoir Sorvicn weakhess of the Truman-Achceon the teacher with experience and WHAV-8|K>rta Spntilfhl riculum study report for Regional and resurfacing the -skating area ful turn. ■WCCC—Saturday. Serenade Rusco The third in the eerieit of classes time. PAUL'S proven capacity, the teacher, District 8. with water. In the interest of -pre- diplomacy that it never saw the Whin, a few days ago, fake Some interesting facts and fig W-I' Low a'nd Robert J. Stahl Jr. sa' ' Paint and Wallpaper Store end of the need .for strength and Harold Stassen telegrams de WDRC—Muaic Recorded Combinotibn Windows l ^ c m e jiond is forbidden because it tracks I 6i5 Main Street devotion, to the profession that signed to put a kiss of death on tional brochure published, for dis WPOP—Tempo Bandstand . ommendations which will be used 7:30 p.m. Monday. Junior choir they would recommend another Accessoriee Of All Kinds n ever. had the courage to try as a guide in hiring teachers for dirt onto the ice gnd spoilt the aur- trial. • money itself is not his or her first Alcorn originated in Brennan's tribution to its advertisers, by The County Grassroots and Doors, At New lUSINESS SERVICE will rehearse at 3:15 p.pw Monday, for physicians, dentists, busi- negotlaUdn. Then President Eisen Herald. .-According to the pam WHAY—Supper Serenade the 1.6 million dollar high school, fzee. senior choir Wednesday at 7 p.m., Two of the three defense attor Tei. MI 9-0300 Candy, lea Ctaam, Suadries object. home .city of Stamford, no politi WCCC—Saturday Serenade 806 MAIN STREFT eessnipn, etc. 24 hour service, hower came along, thought'he saw phlet, more peraons own their By Kojfcr Morin . WKNB—Evenlrix Serenade LOW. LOW PRICES show two sections of Latin II pro No skaters are allowed on the and the Wealey choir Friday at neys said thqyr doubted a second seven days a week, Sundays and cal observer who knew Brennan TEL. 3H 9-1278 trial w’ould ever be held. an atomic stalemate, and began thought, for a moment, that Bren homes in the Silk City than any County icdltor . WTlC-:-GroUcho Marx vided for Junior, students for the pond unless the red skating flag ia 3:15 p.m. holidays. > other comparable community in WDRC—Saturday at the Cheie > YOU GET; 1957-58 school year and on* sec displayed. Reports on skating con .Judge Newicker deferred a de- the process of negotiation. Vertical Ea.se nan had resorted to such dubious WPOP—Tempo Bandatand The observance of Youtli Sun clsioit on motions to reduce bail strategy. They did thinfi that the the States ihk-eUinga in the 812,000 «:4®— _ * Top quality tion of Latin nr for the senior ditions, revised hourjy, are avail day at the Congregational Church 99 8L John SU Tei. 30-3-7891 M t t iit r HIGH GRADE Now, by bis own listing of to 815,000 category eomprise over WHAY-Waahlnzton Reiinrt o National Brand class. No provision has been made able at all times at the club's* an from 150,000 gach to $5,000 for Even when attacking a suet the unknown author must have The Putnam line <^Ellington. Somers, East 'Wtndsof, WCCC—Saturday Serenade tomorrow will find aeveral of its amiled to himself when he selected 60 per cent of new construction WKNB—RoaemaiW Clooney * Strong Loral Distributor for the introduction of first year BILL'S TIRE swering service, Mitchell 3-5194. Mrs. 'VVInn and $2,500 for Mrs. future steps, we are going back ball, the downy woodpecker will, Public Utilities Commission South Windsor, Stafford Springs, young persons participfltlng in the Whisensnd. . Upholtttry his Stamford date line. in Mancheater. Per capita In- Bolton, Tolland-and Enfield, seem WTIC—Groucho Marx Latin. 1 AND Club treasurer William-Zimmer worship service. The Rev. Theo to work on the strength angle if possible, still s e ^ an absolutely ____ _ . . € hearings in Hartford this week WDRC—Saturday at the Chase ^ For Demonstration Call PRINTING conie of local workers and home- to have difficulty In agreeing WPOP—Juke Box Saturday Nlxht While concern over Its omission | man and secretary Eleanor Felice dore W. Chandler Jr. has taken the Ha te'ntatively set March 11 for ALL STYLES OF Bpacjalialng again, and gfter we have created a possible second trial. VerUcal stance direcUy under HOT R O to ~ ^ owners is in one of the highest have brought out rajuch informa amongst themselves as to svhere ha.s been expreised by parents, in REPAIR SHOP have worked out« eyatem by wlilch tlieme of National Touth Week, la""^ JOB AND COMMERCIAL a new situation of strength, to WHAY—Supper Serenade ^ ^ Andover and Hebron, this policy Mrs. Winn wept -after the Jury neath the food, pecking up, even Norman, Okla. mes natu service on the line. school, then the State will make, tain a. ta8 Inr 50 cents for each the cell and the morning prayer. ica’s Shirley Fry and Althea Glb- claimed at Geneva no longer in than I am. I could never get It Home Life in 1954, and, according tw’o weeks. ! SpeclaUzlBg ia Frozea Food COMPLETE SELECTION OP rally is, of courM, the easy thing. through the door." It can- readily be understood if the decision. , L^ok Out j. setelon, Dwyer revealed. The New Testament lesson will be aon won the women's doubles title Tel. MI .9-8863 to firm officials, he haa "achieved the railroad pays many thousands So far Vernon seems to be the "A HEALING THROUGH , In -his opinion, people leant a ‘ Coataiaera, Rafrigerator aad cxieCenoe? Do we suspect Russia It is all a matter of understand ___ . Polio Itaace reed by Robert .Allison. Helping in the Australian National Tennis -to rebuild the bridge' that it will likely site for the institution. Since NIVINTION is M i* language in order to be able to Froeaer Rage. PlasRe Food ef military movqg we feel our ing Just why the don-ny prefers SCIENTIFIC PRAYER" Use it. He said the value la likely The local Polio Dance on Feb. 1 V ith the offering will be Lawrence Championships today, but their Coataiaera. PARTY GOODS be in the red in that section of the that town is centrally,located, it •1 raoTterroN at the Rainbow Club will feature Converse, John Jensen, Thomas fe a t' was overshadowed by the selves unable to'answer? the vertical feeding posiUon over could'benefit the intereaied tow’ns to be lost unless it in'used. State for a long period of time. prizes aa part of the fun. Mrs. John Johnson and Paul Toomey. surprise defeat of Australia's ace. Rental space available for your We think the basic aituaUon, so any otter. However, towns affected by the more profitably. WHAY 910 k.c., Sunday, 8:15 a.m. Others who are opposed do tho Napkins, Cupm Tablecloths, inclusion of Latin as a regular Swanson Jr., chairman of the local High school students who .are Lew Hoad-, in the semifinals of the frozea meat aad vegetables sa. fay as strength is concerned, is If he cat alongside, or on top, line’s discontinuance are crying Extra Carmful o f Uro Polio committee, has announced a members of the Older Touth men’s competition. Hoad, the de D ubaldo little aa .04o a day.- Biow-onte, .Snappers, Hats, lOo Skywatch Schedule "blue murder" at the railroad’s In- CONSCIENTIOUS PARKER 8e 'course in the new school have In Toys and Novelties. •- stlli exactly what It was at Ge- like any other bird, he would be ferred that 1|, like the "horse and Week’s supply of milk furnished by Group and Pilgrim Fellowship'will fending champion, was whipped by MUSIC CENTER %■ .tentlon. Both sides in the dispute Ltlle- Rock, Ark. (J>) — Patrol Bolton Dairy ■will be one of the attend .a Youth Rally at Somera his countryman, Neale Fraser, 7-6, m va—that each of ua.has power abandoning the easeful pleasure have given their pros and cons. The ttuggy’’ ia •omethlng we must leave THME- Sunday, Jan. 27 man L. R. Haynea answ.ered a rail fcehlnd in order to progress. awards. Businessmen 'w’ho wish from 3 until 8 p.m. tomorrow. 3-6, 6-1, 6-4. 186 Middle Tpke. West g r e e n STAB1P8 « ^ g h to destroy the other and of sitting on his own tail. That Midnight - 2 a.m. railroad wanU to keep on making eHANNa L. T. WOOD ...... Volunteers Needed ' reporting an automobile had Dr, W. Chris Heisler, superinten to contribute to the drive in this TEL. Ml 9:6208 ’ ■ ipielf and the rest of the world tail of his U a little like one of 2 a.m. - 4 a.m...... Volunteers Needed money as it ia while operating a knocked down a parking meter. He manner are requested to contact LOCKES riANT ' successful liusineu in other parta dent, informed the Regional Board with I t those folding tunbrUla stick seats, 4 a.m. ■ 6 a.m...... Volunteers Needed found' another motorist trying to Mrs. Swanson. Guorini and Morosclii 81 B188ELL BfT. KIDDIE FAIR 6 a.m. - 8 a.m. .... of the State. Business interests to at its Tuesday night cieetlng that 1688 Mala SL—Ml 8-8858 That means, in its ultimate dear old-ladies carry around with ...... Volunteers Needed put a coin in the horizontal meter. Dancing will be from. 8:30 p.m. TEL. 30 8-8424 8 a.m. - 10 a.m...... Voluntriers Needed be served by rail are thinking of "I did n't want to take any a- Catholic women’s school is the Accordions reality,'that each of us has pow U:em at English garden parties. 10 a.m. - Noon ...... Orln Mathewa the money they could be saving. chances,” the parker explained. only Connecticut College which still includes Latin as an entrance er to the point where power *ts It is full of stiff spines, rather Noon - 2 p.m...... -Skip Fiaher It will be interesting to see what Haynes was ,so pleaaed at the Private InstrucUoBs requirement thrifty^ shoppers: banknipt than mere feathers, and whenever 2 p.m. - 4 p.m...... Thomas Hickey decision the Public UtUttiea Com man's conscientioukneas that he Inatruments and Supplies 4 p.m. 6 p.m...... mission comes up with. ’niCy language Has been included The real question for the world .Thomas Ffickey ^ let him park free. ANT SEEK ORCHESTRA FOR HIRE the downy is in verUcal posiUon 6 p.m. - 8 p.m...... Carol Chace Vo-.Ag .Sit* in the junior and senior levels for Is udure doss tbs world go from his tali braces stiffly against the 8 p.m. - 10 p.m...... V... .Jeanne-Jacobs The State Department of Educa the coming year so that sthdents ; NOW OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE th at point—the point at which tree apd gives , him a partial sit 10 p.m. - Midnight V... Robert McGomb . tion ' again has thrown back the Picture Tube now taking the course at other high tha tw^ great wieldcre of military ting ease. '' Monday, Jan. 28 ; decision of choosing a site for the hchoohi may complete U at Region Midnight—2 a.m. al District 8. - . |NWV have ine>re of it than they Volunteers Needed i proposed Vocational-Agricultural BOTH CUNLIFFE But if the downy took 4 hori- 2 ii.m.—4 a.Di...... Volunteers Needed , School in this, area to the towns. MILITARY w i ^ pAf pon A curriculum study presented by r;.,tfpira uaa? Dr. Heisler on Nov. 13, 19j 6, re- xi-ntal poeition, this stiff spine of 4 a.m.—6 ii.ni. . -----...... Voinnteers Needed . 1 The State is hot Interested in mak CARIIISSNISS lifetime aluminum MOTOR SALES t f o t one hopes, back over all a tali would merely be a trouble- 6 a.m.—8 a.m. . . . , . . f....; A'olunteeni, Needed* ' ing the decision. WHIST , vealed a total of 69 studenU in the THURSDAY and FRIDAY ,.r; grsary and costly buslnesa of »«>me s a ir in the 'wind, p r^ 8 a.m.—10 a.m...... Volunteers Needed •> - ' The^inine toimsaffectpil/Vernon,' , four high school grades now tak EXPERT AUTO BODY aad 10' ,a.m.—Noon . , ...... Joseph Barth ing three languages; as follows: STORM WINDOWS! 1 9 and laddlng to moting InstabUlty and Ineecurit^ Gives by Daughters of lanbella. *2 9 '*^ SENDER REPAHta NoM—2 p.m...... I...... Burr Stephens, Mmiry Stephens Latin, 28; French, 24; and Span- • CANOPIES EVENINGS 6 to 8 aiVE you LSSTimi SADSFAunoR tIU ch la already eome- instead of the nice little smehor 2 pin.—4 p.m. .Gloria McCauley, Donna Zoilo lachieM.iasUUatiloa, pliu m FREDT.BJtKER la h .l7 .. ENAMEL and LACQUER M O N D A Y • STORM DOORS , ' 'V REFINISHINGS '- ^ '- g r ^ t td use. it becomes when lued properly. 4 p.m.—6, p.m. . , ...... , .Crawford Alien GttaiiuRood for 1 year. Other language couraea profxwed • 003IBINATI0N. WINDOWS SOLO EXCLUSIVRY IN EMNCHESTEK AT ■6,p.fti— 8 p.m. . . . PfttSCRIPnONS on the preliminary curriculum rec tJppaaemi, in hie com- What looks m^t difficult for .T .^..r>..W ayne Garland i^N . 2 8 -4 P.M. FIRST NATION AL* BANK R^SONABLE PRICES 8’ p.m.—10 p.m...... K enneth Churilla, Jean Hayea, CALL "PETir WlUKlN 97 CENTER ST. ommendations are Frenth I, II, C. X MORRISON U|S Eieenhovi-er In us, then, is the easy, aensibie "FKEi; PICK-UP MANCHESTER PalaliuM Wallpaper oa. OF MANCiUSTLK ' f b e i ; EsmMAT** V M.- J - \ , . e * > 0«»8i«.m.—Afidnight ...... Claire. 'jPlckman Ml *-® iib ' Mdncliester« Coiiii. . aection alloted to‘'*ach. Only one AWNING CO .’ 7 Sl8 CKMTER 9T. / 898 MAIN STREET «j?. ;the world's Skyw’titct^ .Post locatqd oq top of Manehaater Polled Station. Vol ASSUMPTION H A U teacher ba r^uired in the ' . MlafltMaMl 8HI71i . AT THE RICHFIELD 810^' 199 9UIN ST.. BIANCHESTER • PHONR eepedeHy w p tn one of hfe other MNE PHARMACY B a n ttm Onlla . .te WKSa CUfTER ST. j MEMB1» P. D. L 0. ‘ unteers lAay register ,'at Civil Derenne HeadquarMrg, Municipal Build- Ml 3.1118 \ i a a g i i ^ OSHatm Moonlbw.ti: tha Wa aim X Tn. M1^8«4M Mm sMttag spirit diatlBcUoM la noted. H be at- m CENTEB BT.—Ml H »16 Refreebowete i Daty or NigM $ 2 : 9 5 ■ ' I ' MIIIN ' - ..■li ' I iiq;, onMohday, Wpdpinday, Friday^ froin 1-5 p.m. *'bP6rt.; X . ■ OW •0* i • -,/ft liiwi ■■fill V . V . '■ .' "V ■\ ■ .. . ■» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAl|rCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL'D, MANCHESTER. CONN,, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1&57 P A G E S IX This may be a man’s world,' but *’My business is coming along BUGS BUNNY most of it is.,in his wife’s name. fine," writes a Florida friend. "It was offered, at public auction last Antwor to P f viout Fuixlo Dad—Has Bobble been eating Saturday, but there were no bid Sense and Nonsense ders, so the eheriff let me keep it New CfigTarid Stole o v e r between meals? an s to Wife—Bobbie, has no between That makes the beet month since They were ergulng’ . about the pay envelope. He~ remained quiet. meals. the upturn.” ACBOS8 DOWN alleged inborn strain of deceltful- The next week the paymaster dis I t h e -— ^ 1 Masculine neas in women, and°ahe retaliated covered the error and deducUd CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER lUae is New appelletion . Itosloii fltd 'Sbx by citing the instances of men de; from Sam’s pay a dollar. Sam pro Hampshire’s 2 Footed .yater Big Three\Point Play cetving their wives.' tested loudly. state flower 3 Pause RocfcviUe 44-41» He—I suppose that you hold Paymaster—Well, you didn’t iT h it is one 4 American that a man should never deceive complain last week when you were of the six writer Hope to Swing Deal, his wife. a dollar over. Nbw England ^Lady Squajce Season Record Decides Hoop Contest She (smiling)—Oh, no! I Sam--No,' because a guy can . Literate in shouldn’t go as far as that. How overlook one mistake. When it 15 Small space happens twice it’s time to com Arts (ab.) 22 Motive 41 African ' would it be possible for the aver 14 Spud 6 Diner equine By DON BERGER Five-Team Race Seen By PAT BOLDUC age man to get a wife if he didn’t plain. • * 22 Gossip 19 Unhorse 7 Scanty 24 Cubic meters 42 Possessive Th^Rockville Rams, striving desperately for a berth in the Co-CapUiin Norm Hohenthal came up with A gparklihg deceive her ? 16 Be present pronoun 8 Small child 39 Golf mounds conihig Class B tournament, kept their flickering hopes alive ,$'Red Sox have looked at )>«fore and three-point plaj' with only 45 seconds remaining to provida A man called a dosen of his 17 Type of boat 26 Otherwise' 43 Fish sauce (Sixth in « Series) 0 Pewter coin By MIKE HIGGINS both should be ready for major unimpressive Manchester High with a hard-foUght 49-47 vic When Mr. Nansen, the famous creditors together to tell them Utat U Auricle , of Thailand 27 Cosmic order 44Cyprinoid fjsll last night in Rockville, turning back equally determined Norweiglan explorer, was in the he was about to go into ,,bank- 20 ------Vegas, 48 Forefather .^ Wethersfield,. 44-41. Fine clutch foul shooting in the closing Dallas, Tex., Jan. 26 (AC)—It is league duty, Kemmerer won 12 tory over rival Windham last night in Willimantic. The largest /lOOrienUl 29 Fencing games for San Francisco and was United States, a certain woman of ruptcy: / * Nevada weapon 47 Equal minutes paved the way to victory'*------' ...... - ...... my firm conviction the , 1957 ^Thread City crowd /625 paid) of Man—T ove you ove^A hundred weight American League pennant race chosen for the CoAst League -AH prestige had an opportunity of 21 Takes into 11 Volcano In . 30 Peruse 48 Augments number six foriRbckville, they have the season saw the once potent ln- meeting him. She was warned be thousand dollars and my assets custody SOMeUI lost six. Wethersfield dipped be- 1 / J wilt be a five-team affair with the StAT teAm. SchroU started 'with San dians notch their 10th 'triumph Sicily 31 Hardens IV1 Ft-ancisco last year and then went forehand not to forget that the aren’t enough to pay 5 cents on 29 Succinct 37 Hangman’s 91 Summer (Fr.| low .600 with six wins against ^ A j UBAJIC lTi«»vyBJICia. Boston Red Sox very much in the Boston Celts In 12 starts while snapping a two-, the dollar. Sq I guess it will be 12 Turfs to Oklahoma City where he had man’s nationality was Norwegian, 20 Ushers 19 Roman brenxe knots S3 Lamprey seven loasea. picture. game losing streak. A surpi^singly impossible for/5'’uu to get any 22 Feminine New York, of course, la ■ the a 6-11 record. We purchased Bert as the different Scandinavian peo 21 Tax 38 Male child 94 Column The outcome of the game was stubborn Windham (]ulnt«t lost for ples were not on the best of terms. thing — upldsB ■ you want to cut ^appelletion decided at the foul line. Rockville Easily Beats team to beat. But I look for Cleve Thiel from Dallas and drafted,Jack S t r e t c h Lead the 10th time in 11 contests.' When at last her turn came to me up and'divide me among you. S3Conibal tent land, Chicago, Detroit and our own Spring, a lefthander, from Miami In addition to making it fi'Ve r " j r was outscared by three field goals, be presented to him she found her Up spoke one of the creditors; 24 Colorado r r r r 1 1 r r but converted 22 o f 32 from ' the Red Sox to battle the Yankees of the Interniational League. Thiel straijdit over the Whippets, ths\ self unable to think of a suitable Creditor — f move we do it. I’d rttofi llrte to 13 of 18 for the Visitors. Flabby Maxim right down to the final day. One had an 18-10 record and was select To Five Games locfts also remained uhbeaten in remark. llke^tojiavelll^ l his gall. 29 Handle IT" n The actual difference was in the thing I’m sura of—tho Yankeea ed pitcher of the year in the Texas five CCIL outings but it waa dear 10 New League. Plays Tonight At last she burst out in despair. r ~ 1“ number of personals. Rockville Miami Beach, Fla., Jan. 26 (fl— won’t enjoy the same romp they New York, Jan. 26 (47—The Bos ly evident last night that Cioach -Woman— I-a«i charmed to jnee^ He’s so cheap that when his Hempahlfe*s was charged with only nine per- ^ -.j-rtlH leal y a r »Th»y‘ro going tn — Wa .jhniiM -yf- stronger catch- Huskjt___Wally___ Widholm.- Elgin Zatursky’s squad will, have climate runs Bohals while Wetlieisfleld Was de Less than three years after he' ing. We’re going to keep three ton Celttea rapidly expanding lead you, Mr. Nansen. Our cook is s ^ friends say he gave them a rare r r r r launched his professional boxing have th ^ 'w ork cut out for them. above, .will be in the starting in the Eastern Division of the Na to be much sharper to get past a Swede. treat, they mean it was one of the gamut of i tected fouling on 18 occasions. Must Get Breaks catchers next season. Haywood lineup of the Green Manor . an Improved Hall club Frtday . - ' / the------These are rather interesting sta career, young Eddie Machen of Sullivan, who' did well In the Paci tional Basketball Assn, stood at those rare occasions when he Pi 1 Redding, Caflf., believes he is We haven’t had any luck in,, Pros tonight against the New five games today but the scrap night, and Bristol' and Meriden Sam got a dollar too nju'ch in his picked up the check. •, to Ontario tistics when you consider that ready to meet heavyweight cham making any deals this winter but fic Coast League, will make us Britain Pacers in a Central in its final t\ o tilts; n to 1 stronger. Pete Daley was used for first place in the Western Divi county r r r Rockville has averaged just a pion Floyd Patterson. owner Tom Yawkey and General League game In the Hard sion stlil was a tlght-aa-a- drum Manchester went into the fourth 40 Naps shade under 20 personals per game "I think 1 could fight Patterson Manager Joe Cronin and t are still last season and showed that he ware City. The unbeaten lo quarter nursing a 41-37 lead. v r I affair. 42 Possessed throughout the season. Now,’ ’ the 24-year-old Machen told hopeful of strengthening the club could handle the job. Then there’s cals trounced the Pacers in “fhe Celtics lengthened their Three and one half mtnutea went OUT OUR WAY BY 3. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOFLE 49 Dallying ii • 1 Shifted Uneup with a trade or two. But even if always the chance that Sammy Ma,nche8ter three weeks ago. i r 11 K sports writers last night after he lead over the second place Phila by before Hayea Stajp^r con — of its 1 Coach John Caljavari shifted had pounded his way to a unani we cannot make any deals, I feel White could come up. with a big Tonight’s game will take delphia Warriors last night by verted two free thrawr:tO'accord li mafii 1 his starting lineup slightly, .a.re- year. He didn’t do too well the past place at the Stanley Arena...... THE OLT?'aTWl6e$,TlPPeOMeOFF./ B IT mous decision over Joey Maxim, we have sufficient strength on thumping the crippled Minneapolis his over-anxious' teamifkates a industries E“ • ptacing Jack Rusher with junior two seasons but he could snap 8o y say, yihem he s e t s a p the former light- heavyweight our present roster to make a Lakers 115-106 at Boston after the 43-39 advantage. Priinrt -for one , t6Hoalth rosert Dave Leibenguth. In the wild and champ and the only man who ever stronger flag fight than last year back and catch and hit like he did St. Louis Hawks had edged the of the season’s . biggeaU'^dpaets, ' Ofip A TW V PE 2^6A N 0E R a t t h e - •« 40 Puffs up In 1954. ^£-5 loOPEDJ radio HE’LL PROS-J woolly finish, It was Leibenguth beat Patterson. , Eyes Have It provided we get a few breaks. Rochester Royals 100^99 on Jack Wiiidham fought back witit vital 92 Falsified IT • Who had tha pressure shot. ‘Up to My MsnAger’ We didn't get them last year. Inflelderi/ Improve Pro Art Wall Coleman’s free throw with four baskets by BUI Difflcy a;^ cen 991tepeat from i Trailing for the greater part of . "But my next move la up to my A real shy character at Hia You will recall that we were with Dick Gernert and Ted L e p c i o seconds remaining. memory B ter-Bruce Thompson b efo^ little !»■ i Li P tho final half. Rockville knotted manager (Sid Flaherty),’’ Machen leah'Park is Nan K. The filly out the services of Ted Williams were improved last season. 'They The Hawks’ victory coupled with Andy (Ssuchry’s set.ahot^Mt tha 50 Brought up>. the count at 39-39 on a two point added. "I'll do whatever he sAvs.’’ sulks when blinkers are re for the first month of 1966. There could be better. Billy Goodman had $1,000 Richer the Lakers’ defeat moved St. Louis 97 Many — - of K" 11 bonus conversion by Bob Grous. Whippets in the lead for '^ e first ‘Troublo with Clftdyt it that sh o liu no e»rd tont»— Flaherty, who wasn’t around^o moved, so she eats, drinks and was A time when we had only an off year, but he was sick a into second place by two percent time, 45-43 with 2:30 left*,'. boauty ms Then Leibenguth put .the Rams see q{8 youthful protege beat sleeps in them; good deal. He could help us get age points over Minneapolis. They t r three able'-bodied pitchers on one Palm Springs, Calif., Jan. 28 IB Tie Was Staort>.UV.ed gko’s tho ggmo way with tho oradit variaWI" aeon hero ahead to stay hitting one of two Maxim, has indicated that he-won’t well if his health is normal. Frank Handsome Art Wall Jr. was $1,000 each trail Fort Wayne by a half MChangos tf free throws, for a 40-39 advantage rush Machen into a title fight. But Western trip. I to not intend this Thompson fouled Hohenthal ( . an alibi for a fourth place MalEone« who was with us for a richer and aiming at $2,000 more game. who caged both free throwm but with 2:57 left. Don Beerworth if Machen keeps going at his pres while last season, may have prof. today in the $15,000 ThUnderbird Cousy Big Gun smmpe'd In a one hander from the ent pace, it won’t be long before i^^bori Third finish because I know other clubs the tie was short-lived ae- Olfflay PRISCILLA’S POP 'There’s A Difference BY AL VERMEER had similar setbacks. They are a Ited by experience at San Fran Invitation Golf Tournament. Incomparable Bob Cousy tossed retaliated with a set shbt afld tha ^ g h t side and followed with two he’ll be ,a logical opponent for the cisco and may help us at third in 30 points and rookie BUI Rug- champ. part of baseball. But a few vic But Wall would be the first to Whippets again led by two, 47-46 successful free throws as Rock base. We will miss Don Buddin concede that the going can )>e sell 22 aa the Celtics chalked up ville moved in front 44-39. Two Already the No. 3 contender in In Mile Event tories early last seuon might 'With a minute remaining. Afteen have tightened the race consider' last year’s rookie shortstop since rough and the opposition tough as their fifth straight victory with seconds later HOhenthal' - con ffee throws by'Tom Drinntm com the heavyweight division, Machen / called into the Army, but Milt he and 42 pros head into the final seven of the nine players who saw pleted the Eagles’ scoring. now has won 20 straight pro fights ably. action hitting in double figures. In nected in close and SuccaaifuUy 14 by knockouts. Waahingloil,.. Jan. 26 (JP>—Miler Our pitching staff, centered Bolling, Bill Klaus and KcTi Aapro- two rounds of play. sank a foul shot to complete his • monte, a rookie, are available. Bil Tied with the 33-year-old pro addition to his fine offensive play, ley Standings The quick-handed Californian al Laszlo Taboil and sprinter Dave around 19-game winner Tom game-'winning three-point play. It Sime—who turnkd in losing per ly Consoio' and Gene M a u c h from Pocono Manor, Pa., are four Russell picked off 28 of Boston’s • All most madA Maxim bis 15th. kayo Brewer, can be a great deal bet others, Doug Ford, Julius Boros, 80 rebounds. was the victors lone bask^ the Games victim. formances last nikht tn Philadel ter with improved performances round out -the infield roster with final period. phia—buck speedj'^ competition Mickey 'Vernon and Norm Zauchin Billy Maxwell and' young Ken Ven Bob Pettit, held to one field W L W L Stilt one of the ring’s great box by Frank Sullivan. Willard Nixon, With 30 seconds to go, 'b . jump again tonight in the BJvening Star back from first base duties. turi, 'all with 36-hole scores of 134. goal In the first quarter, led A St Farmington . 9 3 12 3 ers, the pudgy, 34-year-old Maxim Mel Parnell and Bob Porterfield. ball waa called and Ute' Indians Game's. I’m satisfied with our outfield. This is eight under par for the Louis surge in the final period. He Wilson ...... 10 4 10 4 held Machen aw'ay for six rounds Dave Sisler, who won nine games ThUnderbird Country Club’s par 36- ended.up with 36 paints. Maurice won the taPa Little (jWichi^,: only Middletown . 9 4 9 4 with his elusive, jabbing style. By Taborl, the Hungariaii refugee for us in his first season, should Gernert will be available in back Stokes paced the Rochester attack a sophomore, deliberately, fouled who was beaten in the iwo-mlle of Ted once again, while Faye 85-71 and Its 6,843 yards of expen Plainville .. '. 9 4 9 4 the seventh, Machen had him improve. He did very well for us sive real estate in this desert oasis. with 33. Dick Dubanoski who .made |3X>d Southington . 7 5 9. 5 figured. in Boston last week, failed to considering he had only one sea Throneberry and Gene 'Stephens Eastern Division on his first atte'mpL Csucwy bare show a finishing kick last night Wall collected his $1,000 as the Newington . . 6 6 6 6 He rocked. Joey with .two left- son in the minors. Porterfield cer are other outfielders in back of promember of the winning team in ■W L Pet ly Beat the buzaer ,-wlth a driving Rockville .. . 6 8 6 6 right. combinalioni in the seventh as he placed third In the mile tainly should win more than three Jim Pieraall and Jackie' Jensen, the pro-amateur competition for Fxaton ...... 28 U .667 It.yup but, much to- the dlaap- Wetherstleld . 6 7 6 7 bounced him oft the ropes W’ith an event of the Philadelphia Inquirer games. Ike Delock developed into who had outstanding records last the first two rounds of the tournS' ■Philadelphia .’. ------24 20 .545 po^m ent of tha partisan WiUi- Glastonbury . 1 12 1 12 other right and sent him to hii^ Games an outstanding relief pitcher season.______m apic fans present, a traveling The 25-year-old European---who menL k ...... 22 21 .512 Windsor . . . . 0 12 0 12 corner bleeding freely from a cut 66 and I’m hopeful we can ’ibere are a lot of ways we could' Stellar Threesome Syracuse 18 24 .429 vlolVtlon wHKs called nuUifjdngthe over his left eye.' has run the mile in 3:59—flnLshed have a better season. It will de He played with a stellar three A L L E Y OOP This Is An Odd Note BY V. 1. toa. MLIN behind George King of Boston and come up with additional bullpen Westera Division. hoop.Mt waa gisverai ji^nds be BY RAT GOTTO (V"The opening period gave indica In the ninth. Joey went down strength. pend, from the looks of things some of ThUnderbird Club mem fore many in the. crowd realized COTTON WOODS under a right hook to the jaw for Phil Coleman of Chicago. King s Fort Wayne ...... 20 22 .476 tion thaU RockvUle might run RuSs Kem merer and AI SchroU now, 'on the Improvement shown bers, movie actors Randolph Scott St. L o u is ...... 21 24 .467 that ' the twin-pelntac.. did not WethersflAid" right off the coyrt. a Count of mine, and he needed all winning time was 4:10.1. King by the men we!ve had. and Desi Arnaz, and Los Angeles runs the mile here tonight. are two righthanded pitchers the Minneapolis...... 20 23 .465 count and that favored'.Manches W ith Wet^usrsfleld able to hit only his ‘wealth of., experience to stave auto dealer Harrison Fisher. Their ter had escaped with ,a narrow oft Machen and.last'out the round. Taborl and Coleman meet to-, Rochester ...... 20 25 .444 f > ) of. IT.'tties from the field, best ball score was 112. Scott, inci Saturday’s Schedule two-point victory. Rockville *ioved, to l2-6 firsl quar Point Scoring njght in the two-mile run. Also dentally, shot one individual. 69 Judge Ous Jacobson scocod. It entered in this event are the three ■ iPhiladelphiq at Fort Wayne (A^* ter lead, Tfi'e RamsS^ere In front by One stroke behind the jammed ternoon—TW) CXIU, Stmndinga 99-90 in Msctien's favor, .Judge top finishers In last night’s two- co-leadera was dangerous Cary 10, 18-8, midway through th? perl Fred Aarolison 97-93,' Referee mile—Horace Aahenfelter pf New W igr en HelpedM old MinnesgkiUs at New York W. L. Ret. od, when (3osch .MU’.ard Mason’b Mlddlecotf, and spread within, four SyrgCuae at Rochester Manchester 5 1.000 Eddle'Coachman 98-94 and the As- York, John Macy and Jerry Smart, strokea. of the pace settera were ch.irges, began to. g e t 'h o t The both of „Hm»?tbn. Aahepfeltqii'^ Friday's Reeulta Meriden . . . 4 .800 EagiaHOOOSaMrfiiUP lioOtwinAA'IjqaFi seven other threats. Bristol . . . . d e « 3 .600 blackout "if Time: 9:01.*. " • Mike Sourhak and ^'4n Leonard St. Louis 100,' Rochester 99 9 to trAft aV v A haW by one-.point the’nationally televised and broad Sime, who rose to fame after Boeton 115, Minneapolis 106 Wlndhsm 1 .200 were tied at 136, Bo Wlnlnger and H a n . . . ;.i 0 ’ 19-18. ' ' 'it: , cast fight 'but 3,508 fans turned' sweeping the star sprints a year Bob Rniiburg at 137, and at. 138 .000 As lias been the In Tto last out, paying a gross gate of $12,22*. ago, was second last night in th< 'Of tha 176 members of the Hun few gamei; Rocki'ilie has t* have were Jimmy Demaret, two-lime It ia highly queatipnable whether 'Maxim-was flabby arbund the 50-yard dash. Ira Murchison oi ThUnderbird winner and defending garian' team which participated in one real bad quitter. Last 1^1)1 It middle as he came In at 192^ Chleagp won in 5.4. Army Lt. Ken , By EAlh. YOST Champion; George Baypr and Bud the 1956 Qlymplc games at Mel or not the Whippeta would have was the third period. The Canavart- poUii(ls.' several pounds over qis KsVe of FL Meade. Md., was Holscher. bourne, 46 star athletes preferred fared, otherwise If 'hi^h-scoring men couW manage only one hoop “Fete Wigren helped build the. bodies and minds of many Bob Marehand had played. 'Die best Dgbtlng . w’eight. ■ Machen 'third. ’ young men in Manchester.’’ So said FrCd" A. Verplanck from "Any of these players is enough to stay id Australia rather . than in this eight- minute stretch, and scaled 190)4. All three-sprinters are sched to make a fellow lose sleep," said return to their Soviet dominated Windham ace, averaging 20.3 that came on the opening - tap. Billy Brown,* matchmaker for uled to take part in tonight's 70- his hospital bed at Manchester Memorial Ho.spital one recent Wall. native land. pointa a game and author o f 19 tiU- Wethersfield meanwhile, had Ron- the International Boxing Club, yard dash event. day when discussing the former great^anchester High School lies in the.flrat meeting; waa not BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES He Went Thataway BY EDGAR MARTIN allowed to auit up after mlaaing BY ROY CRANK .nie ■ Morissette, a sophomore, and said last week that Machen’s next In the pole vault. Which opens track and cross country coach.'V------I BUZ SAWYER Dave Traut a junior popping away, fight would be with Harold Carter; tonight’s meet, Olympic Cham' Wlgren will be presented with a three practice sessions during the AS the Eagles edged into the le d the No. 5 heavyweight contender, pion Bob Richards will go against week. SHE'S HUttT...UN00NSCIOUS... gold key from the Connroticut New ^ I c s in Effect WATIR... THlCOI.KIt TWf NTTERI aui.CWWTYl I 32-27 at the end of three quarters. in Madison ^ u are Garden next three- of the top four finishers in Sports Writers’ Alliance Monday Existing Baseball Feud Once again the Indiana were a Toward the end. of this' period, month. Philadelphia. night at the 16th annuarOold Key, For Hall of Fame Voting poor sqpoUng club, hitting on just Cankvari moved "Larry Remkte- Dinner at the Statler in Hartford. 16 hoops in 76 attempts (31 per wicS,who hid been playing inside Once again a capacity crowd of New York. ikm. *6 i/ft—Otiiy cent). Outscored 18-16 from tbe th e ie y . back.to his more faruill#r 800 is asaured, every available veteran ball players whp have Headed for Showdown field, the' victors, althoitgh not poslflon.’ otttiide. Grous moved in Campy Uirtls Biayt •! RoMwioii ticket In all aections of Connecticut been retired SO ye^ra and nwn noted tor their foul shooting, made side and T«8)>wde4.',wjth five points being gobbled up soon after the who have been Inarth'e me um- 17 of 26 free throws while the host to kieep. RockviUk within reaclUi pubuc arte started. Other Gold Key plrea or maaagc1rs\fnr five Chicago, Jan. 26 (/P)—The existing, feud between college five caged 11 for 19. Windham ' prods Top Scorer recipients will Jae • arqatfeur golfer years wdll be eeMderM In tbe heads and the major leagues in the signing of college baseball showed a fine 36 percentage mark Grous topped alT scorers with 15 Brook Star Confident 'Charlie Clare of New Haven and 1957 yoGng. for baeeball’s Hall players appears headed for a showdown. Ford Frick, cominis- from the floor, connecting on 18 points, his-best effort of the sea- Dr." John Stoddard o(- Meriden, a of Fame. * , baskets In 50 tries. son.rRsiiWiiwtci hafi lS marke.s, friend and booster of schoolboy A special Veterans’ ConkinR* SToner of professional baseball, has an answer but K. L. (’Tug) Edge In Rebounds including a fine seven .'for eight sports in the Silver City for years. tee,' beaded by' J. G. Tayior Wilaon, chief of the Big Ten. Con-'f- Although emerging with a con Wlgren, one of the most known ference doesn't think it’s th#>«pr- from; r the charity. Stripe,. Mor- He’ll Catch 100 Games Spiak of the Sporting N e i^ in a boy getting an education. If vincing 52I32 edge in rebounds, rissette r/is high for. Wethersfield and best liked , members ever on the will meet Simday, Feb. $ at 4. rect solution. the Indiana weren’t able td find the faculty at Manchester High, was a memory serves me, I think Out of New Yerk hotel to make a Frick and..'Wilson engaged in a the last 600 college )>oyB signed by rang^ in close, with several shots two scqihonltor«i and three New-'ITork, Jan. 26 —Roy CAmpanetla,'figures hs'H be catching teacher-coach from 192i ip 1954. decision. It le aa 11-man com short'•but brisk debate yesterday rimming the rim only to pop out for the Brooklyn Dodgers ."foi;, a long,-Jong-time yet" adds that the majors only 2? have the big juni'bli. AtsTting lineup, ' And Since hla retirement frpm .the high mittee larluding three baMball at the Executives’ Club of Chicago ngnin. ' Jacliie Robinson is "just shootln’ off bis mouth” if he thinks different, school, Wlgren has b e ^ A n assist- I leagues. The rest have simply J E F F CO BB BY PETER HOFFMAN Wcthersfieiq might be considered offlclatsr three veteran bam- iA'discusslng the recently-rejected ! drifted off; And* another thing, I With. Hohenthal, -Dubanoski and tn the lastest of the post-retirement controversfes to swirl around ant professor at the University of major league rule against Mgnlng MICKEY FINN An Clear! BY LANK LEQNARU jJ’Suildlrtg^’ for next year . . . ^ t Robinson, Campy today said "I l»et • Clonnecticut. ball men, three ■ veteran bnSe- ' bdlieve 40' per cent of the players Cyr combining for 14 points, Man IlL T R Y TM c o r n s ALONG WITH W m £, SeveML MLB6 visit to RoekvlUe for ‘Wethersfield bnll writers,' Secretary Paul college players after their sopho j in the majors have attended cot- chester led 17-11' at the first turn MY K 6 T , YOU, AND THERE ARE NO . ni catch at leant 100 games for More than 100 tickets were sold jss member of Voli y B, E5aglM Brooklyn in each of the next three Kerr and the chairman, moreyear. ! 168* and never more than four markers BUT HE'S •IPS' OR 'BUTS" ABOUT IT.' rtioV0. up a notch to the C?la«* A. to Manchester men, and late callers separated the two rivala. GOT QUITE I'VE MADE UP MY MMD' years.” .* Spahn Relates for rese^rvatlons had to be turn'ed „ A complete llat'of alt men men « majors scuttled the ruling; "it all bolls down to this;” con THEN YOU DIDNT 1 ND^ANO MY CHAUFFEUR'' CCIL beginning next year. Best of tioned for the honor alace the st Decemljer and college coaches; Unued Wilson, ’’the majors are sun having difficulty locating, A H E A P KNOW HE WAS /THOUGHT I HAP TAKEN The prediction, voiced in a tele down, an indication of Wigren’s B T A C T M R l luck to Coach Mason . . The popularity. The slender man who btat nteetlng of the Veterans’ immediately raised a. cry of p ro-} turning more and more to col- the basket, the Indians neverthc-, AUSSINO UNTIL ) HIM WITH ME ON THE Wethersfield Jayveea scored win phone interview from his Glen tesL And this week, (jiib shortstop leges for their talent and we don’t less twice opened up seven-point K IT C H B i/. Cove, Long Island, home, came Jinx turned out championship teams like Committee two years ago. ' YOU RETURNED N TRAIN, SO THATS MtY nuhibw 13 of ait unbeaten season, Ernie Banka w>as banned from,intend to be their proving margins, 22-15 and 24-17 in the FROM WASHINGTON ) HE OtONt AUSS M M! when Campy was asked what he 1 a factory produces engines la the been cirralated among In the opener, winning 62-36. The second Silk Towner ip be nominated members. A pproxim ately 40 working out at the University of ifrouads.” second period before a string -of THIS m o r n in g ?/ Jayvees are cqaclied by La try Hi.t- thought about J«c»cten recent com-. | Milwaukee, Jan.’ 26 (A^-Warren Chicago in what may have been I eight straight. Windham talliea ment that Roy, A t.J^m ay find it| gp ,j,„ . Milwaukee Braves for a,coveted Gold Key. Joe Mc- names were on the l i y that nlck, former Trinity star ... ^ The Cluakey, Wigren’s most famous fylll be pared down U y » hand the beginning of college retaUa- closed the gap to 33-2)3 at hsdftime. SRO (standing^rpom only) sign A Wt tough to come back from his I j.^ifty lerthapdeJ'. indicated today pupil and Olympic and All-Americui ful before the tlon. The University said crowded Spotting the winners' another should be h*igifig. Monikiy at tho poor 1966 season. , , about given up conditions at the fieldhouse was track star, was a winner in 1946., A mnxlmnm of/tw o can'be seven-point spread, • 38-31 with Rockrtlle Arjnory, The FarmlngUJ Robinson, the-longtime Dodger | the idea of pitching against the the reason Banks and.se'Veral minor 4:30 left in the third quarter, the Ir diahs; fresh fpom scalping . the star who qviit Itaaeball in abrupt | Brooklyn Dodgers'again, elected and it hr entirely pos league players were banned'. ^ Berlin. Germany-t-Yolande Pom- sible that nohqiiT wU| mi^e the hustling Whippets, roamed back gl/g Wilson squat, last-night.in its own fashion a tew weeks ago,. include. | southpaws in recent years. pey, 167, Trtpldad, knocked out Ruling Was Meaningless with six consecutive markers be grade. '(Wilson).wlgwem, «9;51, rnjiheadT the Campanella comment in. a re-; with the exception of Johnny An Gerhard Hecht, 174, (Sermanyi 2. Frick said the major league fore Tom Roche, converted a foul long into.the .Rams In ai. 8:IS .cent Appraiaql o f the Dodgers’;' tonelll of the New York . Giants, ruling waa meaningless since the shot to pro'vlde the Indiana with ,t -'Jl game. If the Rams can apprbxt- 1957 prospects. , have had much success sgsjpst jhe minor leagues . never concurred their slim lead at the three-quarter t «' inate the piwiWl and . physlal “ I’d be surprised if . Jackie didn’t rtghthanded batting power of the with, it. mark. peaks amined' for the Wilson say something like that about me,” Dodgers. Die 35-year-old Spahn is Wilson Immediately fired back, Hohenthal paced aU scorers 4/ith FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Rosy Future «a m e at the Armory, Rockville has said Campanella. "He’s teen ahoot- no exception. saying "I've always felj the majors 18 tallies. Including 10-12.2rom the CAPTAIN EASY - This Ought To Do It BY LESLIE TURNER BY MERRILL BLOSSER 'An’ excellent chance of winning. in’ off his mouth about everybody For a time the refusal of r - mainly own the minors and coi^d 15-foot line. Dubanoski Chipped in aiwERis Y h 7 va-meM I I B Y IMe DMC 2S-1 Farnliington, a fine club all season, —and' most of the time he doesn’t Charlie Grimm, ^former Braves’ tell them what to do.” with 11 points. Oo-Captaln t x CARTOONIN'. Peters; It could. A-.whale of a ” He-wiui always stirring up stuff even though the records showed their way through college and have markers, were held to sU by. the THfV HAVEN'T SfAALL BtisjNess o r OFOlUWeUS AND A AAV UFE «(VIN« they had the Indian sign on him. MY OWN — MAYM C'sme, like this in the cliibhouse, too, mak them compete In baseball after By BOB COUSY surprising Whippets. • f o u n d T H O M . SCAT ON THg SIDOC ^ MOMe/lblMB Bockvllle (M> His career won-lost record against their education Is complete. But 5 T W P B - > OR 90 EMPtOYKS OtCHANM — - ' F Pt». ing a.lot of trouble. I’m. not going Written tor NEA Sen'lce Unable to penetrate.Manches- NEEDY/ 1-2 5 to mention incidents. I’m just aay- the Dodgers is 14-23, He hasn’t MEfU’ANTl.LE L E A G l^ - Carol and Tony 'Sarpola rolled to at the same time they want the ter’s sone defense, Windham’s WADY. 3 Kupt*‘r»chinld, f beaten them since 1951. Question: Attempting a foul ahot. 3 (Irous, f - •,...... s-ia iiig he stirred up trouble in the Four of the flv^ niiatchea resulted 2-2 ties. boys to play college ball. However, Czuehry'. Thompson and "Don Par- 7-» Before Grimm left last season he Beat acorea were' turned in by does the Ball have to touch the rim 3 -Kf.nilclcwlC*. ®.-- Qlubbouse and I won)t say any more in 3-0 victories with Woolworth the colleges claim a player is In or backboard to make it a legal dus struck frqm ' long range and 0 Nf WerwerfPr. -e gave the dean of the Braves’ pltch- Anita Olbert 115. Mildred Hansen eligible as an amateur the moment 0 B^erworlR, g abont it.” . . ■ iifg corps hU first chance to start blanking Fliat National Bank, ahot? raged 11. 10 and lb pointa. re 0 Janton. K ...... i n . . Ruth Donohue 109, Audrey he comes to any agreement with a Answer: It’s legal any way you spectively. a Lflbengulh.'g Robinaon. on tour for the Nationr a'l^nst the Brook/, here in three al Association for Advancement of Mahehester ’Trust defeating Man Frey 106, Tony Savpola i;)4-344 profeas'ional team. . look at IL If you d-idn't blit tbe Manchester captured tpe J"V pre- 44 years. The result; He was knocked t Totals <-...... 11. (TOlored People, wes not. available, chester Auto- Parts, Gaudet Jewel: and Howard Hansen 125. * "How can the coaches justify a rim, the ball aulomaU'ca^- goes I liminary 47-40 avengingu prirevioua YraUiersneM (41) out of the box in 1 1-3 innings • upending Montgomery Ward program of athletic acholarahins Pts. for rebuttal. , after giving up four hita and two HOURBWrVE’S LEAGUE to the other team — uniras you setback, Ptnrhrra. t dampy, the rotuAd veteran who' and NassUf Arms beating Manches I Excluding the last games roiled. for Jootbalii” asked Frick, "in have anothor': shot eomtaig, ofi M«ark«>l»r ((to, _ ... runs and was ticketed with the ter Optical. Also, Rainbow Club which a player gets financUI help PU. MoriiSMUe. f ...... ' three times h u b*en the National Jean Nauml tope all bowlers with course. Playersi can’t step -IntolP ____ Traut; ( ...... loss. Manager Fred Haney felt as ahaded Memorial (Corner Store 2-1 and remains an amateur—yet, if r . f ...... 3 L Atira, c League’s vaUtable player, h(a predecessor, Grimm, did and a 92.22 average, a shade better th- . lane and try lor a rebound I j UuErT" f . l AO 4 while Bob Vozxolo pinned the only thaii runnerup Ruth Stoker who I, as fc major league club, say that, until the. twll has hit the rim e r ij Dubanoiiki, f 5 I d 11 Riimnrtb,. e said he'f sure he’ll Isf back in form Spahn . never got another chance' i«-u la 1HT WA bm. TJt Bgg. MA Fat. ttWj CtAonr. (?■'••> this season "If I caii'keep from be noteworthy score, a 344 triple. Sports a 92.20 mark. The list o f lop above board. I'll pay for his edu baekboard; 80 the ball goes out J Hoh^thsl. c ...... 4 Drrhnan. g . against Brooklyn. cational needs until he graduates and tho other team takes over. | J ...... 5 3-4 3 Wrthcrell. S ing injured.” You can't deny the figures KMBUEM CLUB kcglers includes Mary Chapman 'Cyr s' 3 (VO 4 HOBTY JiEEKLE You Lose BY DICK CAVALLI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Might Be Fun? Campanella got )iack to Robin League-leading Calicos (14-2) 91,4. A. Purcell 89.11. Martha he is declared ineligible.” Q. Playing under high fchool 10 Bosgtnl. S ...... 1 (VO 3 BY WILSON SCRUGGS .. 14 13-18 41 Sphan said. “ The thing is we have Frick said ho la willing to alt rules, we are not allowed to take' i aon with some appraisals of. hie some awfully good righthanded turned ■ back Velvets (8-8) 3-1 Randall 89.7, Ullian Tourtellot 13 Totals ...... "14 IT-at 46 YCAnTCM? hOWONIGUSAy i R c n j o c i i ^ ''MJAU-TUeLOWJ XnD ATTIC BH O rf'O fi’ OPENNGOlW WENT 'l^re'-at-iiaif 'iw 'kWU.;.' down “ for five weeks, if necessary,' the M l out of bounds from di Wladkam <4T> K ------THBJU./T LOOKS own:, pitchers. Including one ( ^ b Buhl) while aecond place'Ginghapta (10- 87.6, Vivian Sewchuk 87.6 Gene ANPVWt/NOr/ BccAascThe neaoM OPflftmi ' ^ p w x i e s i r HfKrDcoc^ A o v e p s c /cry.how 6) shutout Percales (7-J9) 4-0. vieve KppCha 87, Ruth Aceto 86.27 to settle” the dispute "but it isn’t rectly under the basket. Does P Pis • ournorsossMoronL) bap/.very bad.' B a s k e t b a ll “Jackie should have.left baaebell who beat them eight times last this rule exist In professional bas- r Culpin. f ... 3 a A A a a c A / ABOUT0IVMG1IFAHAND •with a kd of friends. Instead,* he’a year. Why should they use a left Satin (6-10) and Denims (S-IS). and Millie Beaupre 86.17. 'a one-way street.'” 1 Karidsd, f . 0 cAXflNTAmyio ANFPumiea? WTH Tie 100157 Frick also said that at last De -ketbaU? J. ■ ■ 4 Dlfflpy. I .. rtAMCNYyaU fPoeoTArmiALL, Bristol 99i William HaM 54. got a 16L of enemies Instead of be hander. ‘niey’re doing all right' as rolled to a 2-2 stalemate. Dna La- Mra. Napmi haa aUo rolled the cember’s minor league meetings, A. Yea, and In roliege, too, s Thempson, 1 ing grateful to baseball, he’s critl It is.” .' Polio topped all bowlers with a 106 beat triple of the seaapn, a 325 OormPlPy. c CVKht5AJJD<3r OIIROi,. “ Manchester 49, Wlndhsm 47. the leader of the ..fight against a where the rule originated,' Csuchry. g rising it. He says he’s grateful, but "B esides.” he added, “ who'am single. wjiile Betty Freedman’# 121' single / Q / What’s the hardest shot to w i ngee co A o r t a i e ! Stafford #6. propoaed college rule waa a man. ? Psrdus. g .. >6 to Windham' Tet^ 50,- Putnam 45. wjth all those things he’s sa:/lng. to argue with the jMwera' that be MIXED DOUBLES la another high mark. The Bqwl-a- "not affiUated with the major bloCk? I - : . a p ce o if he's criticising iL . witq the pitching cafMiltttea we H-Touis ...... Id .u -a Weaves Match resulU' Included 8-0 wins Deara pace the six-team league leagues in snv way.” A. The Jump shot token . by n Scope St kslf 33-36 Kaaaehsstsr. t.-w \ "And he was wroilg about mA. have. I ..don’t like to talk about with a record of 37 wins and l l de-, , Disclosed No Identity man hendtog strntght tor the b(ss- Hartfortflp. £*»‘ **• .starting against' them , anymore. by Anitp and Ziggy Olbert oyer KiiiTtilnjiwi .. Wilson 51,. Ill be catching for five years -- Mildred and Howard Hansen, tin feats. Others include Rockettes Priok disclosed no Identity bUV ket. for a long, long time.” Il’a one' o f Ihaae things Pd just SF (27-21), Hl-FTs (32-24), Pinups College Badtielball, sooiTforgat 'about.” ■ ‘ and Tpny Salafla and Ethyl and Bill it waa believed to be Lesltef Rockvil!«L4( Ctoilins, Audrey and Henry Frey (22-25), Tien Pins (21-24) and o ’Conn'or.■ ;president of thn - -Ps; cltlc ! Salt Lake City, Jan. 26 .l A ^ Dartmouth 72, Roeton Uniy. gouthinS* 'f*. Windsor $9. l^^ahn Islaiated to go 'ihoa a'con Rider tl, O C^ 81 FAIRER' FAIBty^YS 1 oter Ruth and Ed Weiner; a 4-<) Bowl-a-Jeti (13-26). ' Coast WaiW* Pittsburgh’s Wlif Greaves, hoping Granby 49, tapsyort■ Orth 38. tract ,ir|tk Brastt^ O^eral to make a shoMdng gqod enough MailAgqr'.John Quinn triumph by Ruth and Fran Dono- Wilson later said he couldn t un- Coast Guard‘AcadwairTOp Kldgi* daratand how one man could’ dic to lead a title bouL battles Mid- Point 87. . S(«w York—iKEA! — Jf«:Na tn_.;dde«i’t -a n tie ^ M any hU(s over Peg and Bill Smith-while .ThV ”ljiMid” eagle really isn’t. Milwaak (NBA) R 'a y tate the policy for the entire major. dlewMght Champion Gene.Fullm«r ; Iona M. . demonstrating m m A Gk^ Fquihdstlon ibis. ' H* ' ropertai^ rffeatvad Ahrine and WUfred LUk and Peg ThoedThoeq -faw ft) .white feathers on top (Shrimp) and Chartea Uttlng .HildaIlMa Zawis- of Met head JUat vaka him .lo(^k in a lA-ronnd, non-title bout to '— ^ 3 A kovrlii ■ ;atr M rqaatts, Ithat S(M.om w «m citi>B ya«.M ^ ,000 lart saMOK wh eiP W wdn '^'w toon' added "We’re toterenled the- Ooliaenur ring M ondajrntghL Tech. 66. • ,• • SB MR 'the Ualtsd ■tttsa^MSDF an,^ low 11.- tQ nkl khd Hcrm Wirerw ck l and "baM.? ■ A ■ I TVV w ■-Iv, 'C:; :■/ y : ■:
m - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1957 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 195T lAc: P A G E N I ^ ...... ■'*] (| " Bubarbui Fnr 8a)« ~75 Antomobiles for Sale 4 RoaaenoM Serrieca THERE 0U6UTA BE A LAWI BY FAGALY and SHORTEN H o m dii S b I* - n Hfl F w -B s is n RockvUle-V erno^ 1958 CADILLAC 4 door, model. (S. . I Offered l.t-A GLASTONBURY —. Custom., buUt Son Gertain MANCHESTER Deepwood - Ddvon Drive Ares Stepanskiijlasson Wedding British ress Ciissifhd Dark rreen. Beautiful inside and FLAT FINISH Holland window thre* bedroom ranch. Living room outside. ’ Price Sl8»8. Only $398 shades, made (o meamire. All Six room house. Three bedrooma Four room alngl*. Nics neighbor- wHh fireplace and -wall to wall Two Three~Car Collisions down, cash or trade. '.Fiiicerald MORIfTAMrs!, TMC'(''iac PQOM ,.A40M( L AMDUtVE« PROM IP £ WOHOtR' metal Venetian blind* at a new and batb tip. Kitchen, living ^ hoed. Many extras included. carpet. Delightful kitchen and Advertisement Motor*., Inc., Talcottville.' low price. Key* mad* while you TMI«PlACS.I9 oteraQgNT sioa r-nW SAMC STOSSV>P SilE MMtWS and.... dining room down. Full ceUar spacious dlnlpg. area. Breezeway, JParents Not RTAeRtiaTO X UAVgN'T GOT EiWUGtl.' I^IWiCE'SUtUriCCD/ WMArsiM Phone. Hn. 9-6261 garage, patio, full baaement, near Remarks on Troops CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1954 PONTIAC hardtop whit* top wait. Marlow's. ’ . LOOK LlkE A with sfeam heat. Cloae to new High . Result in Minor Damai ttrSSIE-THESt REDSJ‘ AUTOMATION- WHOtESr School and elementary echoola. golf courae. Lot 100x815. Madeline DEPT, HOURS with Florida *and bottom. Low POST oppicef ARE SAM’S SUPER ^TDHiiP ’EM. SHt'S STAMP-. JOHN H. LAPPEN, IN^. irrSmith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642, mileage. Only $385 down, cash or k Priced at 114,506. Soviet Spys 8:15 A. M. to 4:20 P. M. Buildiiic— Contracting 14 WSV OO TT ' MAQUrr.'tllE BtUEi F SOftTSO.' ^ HAPPV,' 164 East Center St;, Manchester Rockville, Jan. 26 iSpectaD—- ^ y Schtml Md Bible 9 (Ooattansd from P age Oas) trade. Fitzgerald Motors,. Inc., Tsl- *1011 CA9M ARE TilE CU9TZ ELUNOTON— Under construction. Two three-car collisions yesterday a.m.; Holy CommuniMl^ prepara- cottville. Conn. FOR TOUR remodeling, repairs or MANCHESTER WADDELL RD.—Immaculate three ’EM M GROCERY'S-THE TXlMG Two family house. Four dow n - Three hedroom stone front ranch, resulted to only minor damage to to ry service, 0 :4 5 * :^ ;; Sunday (Conttaned tram Page One) equal mixture of rooontmsat tad COPY CLOSING TIME additions call William Kanehl, ALgfAOV? GREIti- TME HOUSE TO bedroom Colonial. This te an ex plastered walla, fireplace, built In wbrahlp, Holy jgmmunion, 10 Senate Set amusement. 1956 FORD 9 >as*enger station Contractor *and BuUder. MI.. three up. Central heat. Very good cellent buy lor *18,000. Immediate til; vehicles and no injuries, police f o r c l a s s i f i e d ADVT. f EAT.'BOT.BOy. condition. Income of $170 a month. electric stove, basement garage. reported; a.m. were born In Lithuania, Mrs. Soble Under the hoadUne "Britain and wagon.' 1956 Ehii ck Special station 8-7778. occupancy. .Good financing. T. J. Located on comer lot of approxi wagon. 1955 Ford 9 passenger stS' HAVE WE GOT Priced at |16;ooo. • An accident at Union and Pros First Congregational Church of to Rusais. France Not Wanted”, the Tbnoe MON. THRU FRI. STAMPS.' Crockett, Realtor.. Office MI. mately one acre. Early occupan Veriion: Third Sunday after' The FBI said the Sobles entered described Dullee’ remark as tlon wagon. 1956 Ford Parklane BIO WELL Horae Improvement Co. 8-1577 «)r Res. MI. ■9-7781. pect St*, at 6;S0 p.m. is still being For Inquiry ,10:.10 A. M. de Juxe station Wagon only 13,000 Alterations, additions, gafages. cy. *15.780. George J. Coleman, investigated by Patrolman Forrest Elpiphany; Church Sch(X)l, 9:30 the United States on viaaa Issued "clumsy.” but dismissed It ss “sa- ‘ ELLINGTON Conn. Bank and Trust Co. Bldg., in Kobe, Japan, to 1941 an(d be o t ^ of his M tating geileB.” mile*.. Fitzgerald -Motors, Inc., Ra**lding specialists. Easy budg WOODBRIDGE ST. — dix room Hull. a.m.'. morning worship, 10:45 a.m., SATURDAY 9 A. M. RockvUle. TR. 6-4045 or TR. children's, sermon,' "Jimmy and came citizens in 1947. Their, son The staid Times acknowledgedsniowled (formerly Brunner's!, Rockrille et terms. MI 9-M95 or TR Neipr alx room Colonial, three bed ranch with attached garage; rear 6-4710. ...Robert M. Shute, 41, Overboo’it Road. Talcottvlll*. Open evenings 5-9109. Rd., traveling asst on Union St., Ml. ' Satan;", .sermon, “ There’s was bom to Lithuania. On Mideast that "admittedly he wae TOmt COOPERATION WILL rooma. Full tile bath up, largs liv porch encloeed, good residential The FBI accuses the Sobles and hard preued by the Congrees com till 9. ing room with-"fjrsplacs, dining area, many extra*. Sensibly ROCKVILLE—Sunset Ave. Ready was attempting a left turn up Pros Power In Prayer," by the pastor, BE APPRECIATED pect St. when his Car was struck the Rev. Rodnnui D. Cart. Albam of a conspiracy dating back (Oontiaoed from Page One) mittee and was no doubt ttrsd and RooDiig— Siding 16 room, kitchen with lavatorj', birch riced at *15,500. T. J. Crockstt, to 4tart construction. Will build to to 1947, the year Albam entered exasperated, but a statamaa cabinet*, full cellar. Hot watsr lealtor. Office MI. 8-1577 or Res. Individual apecificatlons. Excellent; by one operated by Thomas R. Er- Union Congregational Church: 1950 PONTIAC. Excellent. MI. Church school, 9:30 a.m.; morning the country. No details were made form the Bieenhower administra should guard his tongus.'! Dial Ml 3-S121 9-5009. RAY'S ROOFINO CO., shingls and heat. Priced at *16,700. gMl. 9-7751. residential section. George J. tel, 30, 20 King. St., traveling east ■ • Coleman, Conn. .Bank A Trust worship, 10:45 a.m., sermon,, "On available by the FBI aa to the na The scholarly Manchester Oua;^ built up roofs, gutter and con o Union, police said. ture of the espionage activities al tion proposed it. Houstf debate is dlan said "Mr. Dulles is roaming 1950 MERCURY club coupe. Radio, ductor work, roof, chimney re HAWTHORNE ST. — Four room Bldg., Rockville. TR. 6-4045 or TR; ErteVs vehicle reportedly Being Human," by the pastor, the sxpeeted to get under way next VERNON legedly carried oi/t by the three. again among the prickly neare of heater, overdrive. Asking price pairs. Ray Hagenow, Ml. 9-2216. Cape Cod with full ahed dormer. 5-4710. bounced off the Shute car and Rev. Paul J. Bowman. Tuesday. . ' St. 'John's Episcopal Church:' Xlbam filed for American citi the English language” and added: 1175. Call owner after .A MI. Ray Jackson, Ml. 8-8328. Nice lot. Originally priced at struck a third vehicle, moving west ‘There are timaa when ona 4V4 room ranch with cloaed-in *lS,70p. Owner anxious to dispose . ELUNOTON — Located on main Holy Communion, 8 a.m. crusade zenship to 1951, three years after Elsenhower has asked Congress X M t and F orm I^ 9-6039. breeieway and garage. Two bed- on Prospect St. and operated by marrying', an American cltt|;en. for advance authority to use Amer knows what Mr. DiiUas meana sad ROOFING. SIDING, palnUng. Car of projlierty. F.H.A. mortgage of «>hard road, (our room single, bath, Nonman G. Klttel. 25, Taylor St., address by Robert W. Nutland; M ievsoi-fm rfs-rtePSf^ ToeniB, living room, kitchen with is furnace, three small 50x50 lots The Albam*' have no children.' ican troops to help any Middle this is one of them: All the same LOST-.PASS BOOK No. 2094. Mntry. Alterations and additions. *11,200 S iza b le. T. J. Crockett, Talcottville. family service, 9:30 a.m ; Utiznyf 1941 BUICK SEDAN. Has five gbod Ceilings. Workmanship guaran nbELP OSITT.' UP M ARMS knotty pine paneling. Many other eluded, *6,850. George J . Cole- Williama said, however, that So East nation which asks such aid in he might have put It another way Notice 1» Hereby jfiven that Pa»* extras. Realtor, Office MI. 3-1577 or Res. . Damage to Shute'a car was esti classes, crusade address by John 700x16 tire*, *60. MI. 9-1038. teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn OVER THE STAMP ACT.' MI. 9-7761. S 'man. Conn. Bank A ^ Trust Co. ble “ replaced ihe second secretary repelling op*n Communist aggres- .part of the truth may be that Book No. 2094 Iwmed by the Sav- A REAL BUY AT *12,500 mated at *200 by police, and at H. Sizer; sermon, “The Ministry of of the Soviet emb(Uisy, Vasaily M. alon. He also l)a* requested■ ■ author.authc all mlnlstera talk too much Iff pub------St. MI, 3-4860, > MODERN VERSION Bldg., R&kvllle. TR. 8-4048, TR. ReconclliaUon," by the pastor, the Inifii Department of the Manches 1953 FORD CUSTOM V8 four door 8-4710.in \ *150 on the other two vehicles. Zubllih, as a dominant figure In Ity to use up to $200 million in Ite, but Mr. Dulles talks mere fhaa ter Trust Company ha* been loat sedan, radio and heater. plu* FOR THE best In shingle and built ’H u m k c t t r PARKER ST. — Six room Colonial The second three-car colUaion Rev. Maurice O- Foulkes; Litany, avmilaMe funds to bolater the de- most,' with basement garage, nice lot, the espionage ring after. W 9 •nd application ha* been made to many extras. Completely wiriter- up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim WRffv' PflgOWrWfXVgV, - TGLLAND occurred At IKF State Armory at crusade address by Miss Hazel War “ fenaes and economies of Middle The Daily Express said the re said bank for payment of the now vacant. Origtokl^ prlced>at_^ 10:15 p.m. following the basketball Kuhniy; sermon by Dr. Douglas ized with new snow cap tires, one ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. *2f CfWAgfYR RO.MWHMRfl.CA*! 'Diree New Five Room Ranches W a n te ^ c a l Estate rubilin began work at the emr- East nations. This money would be mark is ('Ukely to glva pffeaee amount' of depoalt. .______owner, excellent condition. Call j MI. 3-7707. 818,300. but owners are anxious to game. J. Roberts. '!As My Father Hath imnt by June 30. The administra Three bedrooms', tile bath, large sen. Will listen to any rsasonabis bassy to December 1941. He .left but the proper reepoasa te tt is MI. 3-8922. ARE YOU CONSIDERING Lawrence C. Peterson, 17, Hart; Sent Me,” 11 a.m. tor Moscow to the late aummer of tion wants to spend another 8400 patience.” FOUND -Boxer, brown and white ALL TYPES of roofirijg, aiding and kitchen wdth birch cabinets. Lovely offer. T. J. Crockett,'Realtor, Of BBLUNO TOUR PROPERTY? ford Ave., applied the brakes of First Evangelical • Lutheran male. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog living room with large picture win fice MI. 3-1877 or Rea. MI. 9-7751. 1944 after having been advanced million on military and economic It added: "Mr. DuUea was 1956 FORD country sedan station carpentry work. Materials and . Ws wUl appraise your property his auto to avoid two pedestrians Church; Sunday school, B a.m., *ld to the area over the next two speaking ‘off the cuff.* He 1* iS Warden, MI. 3-4840. wagon, four door, nine passenger, workmanship guaranteed.' No Job dow'. Full cellar with basement ga to the post of second secretary. Help Wanteil^— Female 35 Dog:a— Birds— Pets 41 Mspted— ^Tn Buy 58 ON WEST SIDE of Manchester— tree and without any obligation. as he proceeded down the slippery morning worship, 10:15 a.m., in In 1953 he waa identifled In ytara. man to whom the right words do -heater, railio. Fordomatir, mile too big or too sm'all. For free esti rage. Nice locations, just off Rout# . Wa also,buy property for cash. drive front the Armoby parking lot, stallation of the Church Council FOUND— Female mongrel, black 80. Priced St only *18,500. Two family fla t-5 aiid 5*4 rooms, testimony of FBI Director J. Wants Advance Notice not come readily.” and white. Call I.«e Fracchia, Dog age 9500, excellent condition, price mate call Manchester Roofing A OLAN MILJJl want tt^ ladles for PEDIGREED Cocker Spaniel. Two AsUing or buying contact according to official*. 'The car be and officers of the church organ Yesterday, Sen. Morse (D-Ore), a The French press practically Ig *2395. Cali MI. 3-5111. Siding Co., Inc. Ml. 9-8933. temporary telephone work In months old. Female. All black. two-car garage. Close to stores, Edgar Hoover as "the reported Warden. Ml. 3-4540.______WANTED—Used mahogany knee- schools,^ bus. No agents Tel. MI. STANLRY ^ A Y ^ Realtor hind him, operated by Ronald Gea- izations, reception of new mem head of the NKVD to North critic of the Elsenhower program nored the Dulles statement. O m downtou-n location. Pay *1 per Call Ml, 8-5722. Mi; 9-4791. hole desk. MI. .9-4886. SOUTH WINDSOR 8-5457. BRAE-BURN RfcALTT say, 16, Sunset Ave., ran Into the bers,. sermon by the paator, the for the Middle East, offered what two morning pSpers mentioned ^ o n i e a hour. No experienced necessary. MI 3-6*n. rear of the first car. The third car America, one of the primary s Rev. Gordon B. Hohl. branches qf Soviet intelligence to amounts to .a complete subatitute and only the right-wing L'Aurore Allin Renstcinv—Psintinw 1 “ 0®finR and C bim neys 16-A Holirs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or 3 p.m. FEMALE ENGU8H Setter, spay Lot for Bale on Foster St. lOO’x in line, operated by Richard A. Annonneements AUlO nepBinna—raiming i ------^ p Please apply In person ed. eight months old. Reasonable. THIS AGENCY needs Cap* Cod, St. Joseph's Church: Masses. North America." (or the administration's proposals. had any editorial comment. 240'. Price *2,000. Spurllng, 16. 21 Davis Ave., hit the 7:30,'8:45, JO and 11 a.m. The Rev. Under th* Morse plan, Elsen ROOFINO — Specialising In repair ready for work to Mr, • Kelsey, MI. 9-4855. Rooms Wltlinat Board 59 4-5-6 and 7 room sin g les^ d 2- Should any Soviet officials be In L* Aurora said "This lajufluge INCOME TAXES prepared In your Lola Tor Sale 7.7 second vehicle from the rear. H. A. Lepak, pastor; Die Rev. B. hower would he directed to "give of Mr. DuUes ie not that 1of Amer- home or by appointment. Exper CAR BURN OIL? ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Mon., Jan. 28,*9 to 10 a.m. and 3 famlly houses. Buyers WiOUng. Patrolman Edwin Carlson, who volved In the case their expulsion 6 notice” to Congress before using roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys to 4 p.m. at the Andrews Building, For Appointment Call UVE, RETIRE,' .invest in Sunny Howard R. RasUnga, Realtor.. A. GadarowskI, assistant pastor. from the United States would fol lea." ienced tax work. Call MI. 3-4723. Economy overhaul, most cars. 1 ■Ivostoca—'Ychicles PLEASANT, heated room with prf-'' investigated, said damage was Am*ric(Ui troops in the Mld(ne "This language would appear t6 cleaned, repaired, 36 years’ ex- 63 East Center St. ' I 2 Florida. King-sized lota only *349— Call Ml. 9-1107 ahy time. Slight and no arrest was made. Sacred Heart Church; Masses, low almost automatically. They Parts and labor *49.99. No down irienca. Free estimates. Call vate bath. Call MI. 3-4033. / 8:30 and 10 a.m. The Rev. Ralph would be declared persona non East. If advance notice Is impossi be of a brutality of a low order if INCOME TAX prepared. Personal WE BUY COWS, calfs and beef *7,50 down, *7.50 month. Free 'Zoning Meeting Postponed and bualneaa. Frank Faridont. MI. payment, *4.95 monthly. All work owley. Manchester Ml'. 8-5361. WOMAN TO do light housework, WATSON. REALTY colorful brochure. Write West USTINGS WANTED—Single, two- Kelley, pastor. grata. ble, the President would be mrect- Mr. Dullee had not given it an guaranteed. cattle, also entire herds. Call MASTER Bedroom for two. Inquire Postponement of the special ed to "submit his action” for con 9-2816. S take care of children while moth Florida Title Co.. 2088 McGregor family, three-family, business St. Bernard’s Church: Masses, 7, As U.S. Commissioner Earle N. excusing IntroducRon," L’Aurets Peila Bros. MI. t-7405. State Tailor Shop, 8 Bisaell St. THRAU. r o a d , VERNON property. Have many cash buyers. meeting of..the City Council Mon gressional “ approval or disapprov er works. ,Live In. Private room, MI. 8-8047, MI. 3-7383. Blvd., Fort Myera, Florida. day night on soning h*s been an 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Pat Bishopp fixed bail on the Sobles added. "He thinks that th* Freaeh COLE MOTORS Heating— PRimblng 17 'board, salary'. Ml. 9-2835. Mortgages' arranged. Please call rick Mahoney, pastor; the Rev. and Albam. Williams suggested al” later. add EngUeh have heavy respensl- 436 Cente’r St. Ml. 9-0980 — ^------a ______TR. 5-7830 or Mli 9-7818 Oeoig* L. Urasiadio, Realtor. Ml. nounced by Mayor Herman G. Ol However, the Morse substitute, blUUes in Ekirope. 2 Articles For Sale 45 Room , w it h kitchen privuege*. son because of the Illness of May Clifford J. Oirtin, a.ssistant pastor. that since the Soviet Union was Bachrach Photcr. VerwnalB WANTED—Girl for part time work 9-5878. 109 Henry St. "allegedly implicated as a .^would express the “support” of ‘However, th* Amertoann who PLUMBINO and heating—Rapalra Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Subarban For Sal# 75 ? ■ nard O. Saunders, consultant MRS. THEODORE J. STEPANSKI In office to handle filing, typing ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port Arch St. MANCHESTER Vernon and Talcottville news principal conspirator" It was "con Cpngrsaa If Eisenhower should de- are discovering today the import ‘ •FOR MEN who care” — Dante’s and contract wont.s. Call m . 9-8S4L and miscellaneous duties. Apply WANTED—Real eatata listings. engineer for the Planning Commis c l^ to use troops against “any Barber Shop — Shopping Plaza, Auto Driving School 7-A able and standard typewriters. $ 19,500 Items are handled through The ceivable that It would be In the in ant, even th* exlatane* o f th* Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co., 180 ROCKVILLE, 24 Grove St.— Well BOLTON—*15,900. Six room Cape, Contact Turfcington Bros, Realty sion. The marriage of Miss Patricla'-street-length dress . of Imported unpfovoked armed attack” in the Arab *tatea, should recall tlmt East Center at Lenox St. • Quick LLOYD'S Plumbing Service as All makea ' of adding machines Co., 851 Center St., Manchester. The special meeting waa called Herald’s Roekvllle Bureau,' 7 \V. terests of that power, to make Goodwin St., East Hartford. BU. sold or rented. Repairs cm all heated light housekeeping room. Comer Strickland and Hawthorne two unfinished. Four years old. funds available to these defend -Lee Glasson, daughter of Mrs. Al pure silk, fashioned with scooped Middle. East without France and Great Britain, service—two barbers—free park LARSON'S DRIVING School, sures satisfaction, prompt service. 9-3424. Aluminum storms, plastered. Im MI. 8-1507. evenings MI. 9-5665 or by Mayor Olson to give the alder Main St., telephone TRemont 5- CH. 7-6124, ML 9-6485. makea, Marlow's. Inquire first floor,'apartment 9. Streets. New 5>» room ranch, ga ants in order that they might flee." bert Laliberte of 680 Center St., neckline, fish tall of pure silk and The Oregon Senator’s proposal there would not today be any otv- ing. ' Manchester'a only trained and maculate condition. 128' frontage, Ml. 8-7731. , men an opportunity to' ksk ques 8188. cap sleeves. She carried a spray would noLyChange the economic aid certified instructor. For your safe rage, sun deck, many extras. When Williams said the defend-, and Russell Glasson of Atlanta, iUzed Middle Blast” YOUNG LADY desires ride from FOR SALE—55 gal. drums, to good trees, view. Carluin W. Hutchins. tions of the planning commission Ga.. and Theodore J. Stepanski of I of pink.camellias, part of the, adminiatratlon'a pro ty We ale trained to teach proper Help Wanted— Male 26 LIST WITH Manchester Multiple and Saunders regarding the Zon ants were making preparations to ‘ ------. . . I ^ North End of town to Conn. Millinery— Dressmaking 19 condition, *2.50 each. For further PLEASANT, HEATED room near WARREN E. HOWLAND MI. 6-6133, MI. 6-4694. Member leave the country Mrs. Soble ex 42 ■ Otis St., son of Mr. and Mrs- ward Wlersbickl, 23 Nye St., gram ly. Ml. 9-6075. bath for gentleman. 84 High St. Manchester Multipl/Usting Serv Listing Sert’lce. Nineteen -realtor* ing regulations submitted to the Mutual, Hartford. MI. 9-9648. information call The Herald, serving you. For information claimed. "Fantastic." She added Joseph Stepanski of Miami, Fla., (swa best ip*n, and uahers were Morse said Eisenhower should DRESSMAKING, alterations. Open MACHINISTS WANTED phone MI. 8-5131. REALTOR-INSURER ice. Council last Monday. The aider- Scene Ready arrange for the active military MANCHESTER Drivlniirivlng Academy MI. 3-1108 pleas* call Carlton W. Hutchins. that "We didn’t consider fleeing t(xik place at 10 o'cl(x;k this morn RusseU OlaaMm, 680 Center St., and Slick Roads guarantees quick reaufts. Ehepert 9:30 B.m-S p.m. Evening appoint men were given copies of the ing in the Church of the Assump Richard Whalen of East Hartford. support of "free allies" in the First Shift SALK — 38 1-8% off on 1986-1957 WOMAN ROOMER wanted, reason Evenings Mr. Dimock MI. 6-6003 BOLTON—New 5'» room ranch in Sir9-5182, 9-4694. regulations to study, along with from the country." instructions. Dual-controlled cas. ments. Mrs. Brunelle, 50 Pioneer Top rates, overtime tion. The Rev. Francis Butler of A reception was held at C-avey'a event It became necessary to fight Automobiles for Sale Circle, MI. 9-9283. wallpaper. Green Patot and Wall able, South End. MI. 8-5983. a secluded location. Lot is 175x200 the building inspector and the F6r Polio Ball This is the first major espionage to preserve peace and security in Call Mr. Miclette. your ^personal Full Insurance program HOLUSTER ST. Immaculate six with more land available If de arrest in the U.S. since Julius and ficiated. Church decorations were Restaurant, t)ie mother of the bride paper at the Green. Open daily 8-9 superintendent of streets. bouquets of carnations and snap the region. And he proposed that Cause Four BEFORE YOU BUY a used oar instructor at PI. 2-7249. Must be all around machinist, able p.m. room Colonial with garage,. Also sired. Price of *18.200 includes Ethel Rosenberg were seized in receiving in s' pink chiffon sheath 247 NORTH MAIN St, Heated room, The proposed multiple zoning dragons. V Elsenhower "take steps" to end see Gorman, Motor Sales. Bulck Moving— Trucking to set up, own work. has fireplace, combination win house with combination windows, code will be presented to a pub Members of the Junior Chamber 1950. The Roaenbergs were put to dress with self-draped neckline, \K Sales and Service, 380 Main LOST CONFIDENCE quickly re- refrigerator. Inquire Mrs. Irish. of Commerce last night set up Given In marriage by her step Arab-Israeli tensions, suggesting atored by a skilled, courteous In ALL ELECTRIC razor parts and dows, aluminum aiding and 114 fireplace, baaement garage and 11c hearing- following a special death in 1953 after being convicted ending in a flyaway panel in the Car Mishaps Strsst. ML 9-4S71. Open evenings. Storage 20 Apply in person service. Two barbeca every Satur bath*. Excellent location. T. J. many other extras, T. J. Lockett, about 60 tables, instead of the father, Albert Laliberte, the bride among other things that United structor. Professional teaching. FURNISHED single room, reason- council meeting, after which It will of stealing atomic secrets for back. Slid a apray of brown orchid*. Nations force* be stationed be- day. Free parking. Rusaell’s Bar- ; Crockett, Realtor. Office, MI. Rekltor. Office MI. 3-1577 or Res. planned 90, around the. dance floor Rliaaia. wore a French imported Chantilly W beii l»«v(T«g' n n ■ w«rti1(nf> tH p A CAR ? Bhort on a -down Manchester's leading driving AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local We, garasre available 421 Ei return to the Council for flnal ap- lace gown.— mAae'“ wiihwith nturmr ^ iween liras! and Egypl. Slippery ruada n^T r lHaiuad Ibr- school. Call Mr. Mortlock. ML and long distance SPENCER RUBBER her Shop. cor. Oalrxn d Spnice'Stsr -J , MI. 6-7751. MI. 9-7751. at the -Arraory, for the Polio Ball If the final complaint against to Miami Beach, the bride wore * 7 i^ - payment or had your credit turned 'L Middle Tpke. MI. 8-8968. proval. tonight. neckline, bell skirt, fitted empire Suggests Referendum \ four accidents last night and early down? Don't,give up! For a good 9-7198. Ing. storage Call Ml. 8-6187. Halart- PRODUCTS CO. To Secure Paator Albam and the Sobles drawn up by wtoter white flannel dress -with In a Senate speech, Morse sug ford CH. 7-1423. CARMOTE KOTALL discontinued MAPLE ST. area—Extra Urge fivt Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel. a federal grand jury indicts them waist banded with light blue satin, black accessories and a blac'c morning, police reported, j deal-^ot thru a smalt loan com- CHAPEL STREET colors. Flat was *5.68, now *2.98. room home on one floor, garage, . The (3hurch Council of Rock miniature satin bows on skirt and gested a national referendum to FURn iSHBD sleeping room with ville Baptist Church has Tiamed reservations chairman, said fewer (or spying during World War II broadtail jacket. Upon their return, T w o 'persons required - treatment ■ y-iase "Harry” at 383 Main MANCHESTER - Moving and Semi-gloss was *6.75, now *3.98. amesite drive, large trees, porch, TOWN ADVERTISEMENT' bodice at Intervals over lace de test public backing for the Eisen (BVirmerly Douglas Motors). A COURTEOUS man now em private entrance. MI. 9-1746. Sirs. Patrick Urakowsky the following member* to a com tables were set up because the they could go to the electric chair. Mr. and Mrs. Step^skl will be at at hfruichester Memorial Heepllal Busineu Services Offered 12 trucking Co. MI. 8-6563. Owned Manchester Plumbing Ic Supply excellent condition; Carlton W. ticket sale indicates a smaller sign. She also wore a matching hower Middle‘%ast program. r ployed who is interested in ad Co., i n Mato 8t. NOTICE Mr*. Dorothy Veronica Grakow mittee in charge of securing a If they are convicted of esplon- home at *2 Otis St. Fulbright said yesterday the for ihjuriea and thre* drivers 1965 NASH Rambler de luxe, two and operated by Walter B. Per- Hutchins. MI. 9-8183. 9-4694. Mem crowd than anticipated. age after Sept. 3. 1954. they also plateau cap and veil and mltta. vancing himself, *100 at start. ber Manehestpr Multiple Listing aky. wife of Patrick J. Grakowsky, new. pastor: Mrs. Alice Edwards, The bridegroom attended the Uni Senate should have a "white were aNested. door, excellent condition, one own HILLS' TELEVISION Service. elt Jr., add William J. Pickering. Write Box D, Herald. Apertwienti^nete The tables were arranged to could pay with their live*. Amer- Available at all times. Phileo fac TYPEWRITER—Underwood Stand Service. OK THE 81 Marshall Rd., died at Manchea Miss Jane Blatter, Ctoarles Chll- ranged with white roses and versity of Connecticut and Is now paper” on events in th* Middle E ugei^ Sullivan, 2l, ot 6 Wad er. WUllmantic, ACademy 8-3508. ard. Rebuilt. Pica type, 11” car Tenements 52 ter Memorial Hospital this morn berg, Ernest Kloter and Walter provide more space between th<>m lean law was changed at that time dell Rd.. w u admitted to th* hoe- tory supervised service, Tel. MI. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. COLLECTOR OF REVENUE and a larger dance floor. stenhanotis. supervisor of tool design at Pratt Bast to an Inquiry Into what he Light trucking and package deliv riage. Good condition, *85. Also WETHERBtX, ST. — Sparkling All persons liable by law to pay tog. ■ ■ Johnson. Allen Schafer and Miss to make peacetime spying a capi ard Whitney Aircraft, North called "the disastrous and remark pltal with right forearm cut*. M s J9B4 DE^EOTO, hardtop.VS, red and 9-9698. ^ ELECTRONIC Tomkiel said that persons who tal offense. ' The maid of honpr, Miss Joan ery. Refrigeratora, washers and all white Florence gas' oil, four clean two-family * duplex. Oil Town Taxes the Town of Man She wa* born in Hartford May 21, Beverly Stralkosky were named Guerin of Newington, wore a blue Haven Plant. , able collapse of our Irelatlons" with condition waiKdeeeribed as ”fe o ((’ black, apmiest inside and out. Has and four combination range, *40. FIVE ROOM apartment, four room > 1920, the daughter of Mrs. Veronica as alternatea. have made reservations, however, The three currently are charged electric windows, radio, heater, RADIO TV Service. Sewing ma itove moving specialty. Folding TECHNICIANS tenement. MI. 3-4751. heat, aluminum' combination win chester.' are hereby notified that I the British and French "imder the this morning ^ hospital autbor- chines and amati appliances re chairs (or rent. Ml. 9-0752. Can deliver. Call MI. 3-4638. dows. double garage, large land Zatorska Smith and the late Frank The resignation of the Rev, Ed will find their tables approximate with conspiring to commit espion direction of the present Secretary lUes. . \ r power steering. Next to new. Only will have a rate bill for an Interim ly in the position originally paired. Call Ralph Aldrich. MI. Experienced men required to aS‘ scaped lot. both sides available J. Smith.'She had been a resident win A. Brooks, paator of the age and to act as Soviet agent* of SUte.” Sullivan was a passenger la (a *888 down,-' cash or trade. Fitzger ALLIANCE TENNA rotor with dou TO RENT. Four room* and bath. fax on the Ust of 1955 of 21 planned. 9-8487. semble, wire and tqat electronic Sunporch and garage. Heat and soon. Maddock A deVos, Realtors. of Manchester (or the past 10 years, church for several years, waa sub without registering as such with Dulles voiced.gtrong opposition car. driven by Arthur G. C yr, 21, aid Motors, Inc., formerly Brtm- Painting— Papering 21 devices. Will consider recently dis ble bow tie, . Reasonable. MI. mills Nm the dollar, due and pay Tomkiel stressed that even with, lier'a, Rockville Rd., Talcottville. hot water furnished. Adults. Write JA. 2-0255, evenings, JA. 8-0139. able Janu^y 1, 1957-, - and was employed at ■ Chorches mitted ekrly .tht* month, effective the Secretary of State. The first Miller Reported Ready to Fulbrtght’s demahd for a Mkl- of 90 Jarvis Rd., charged veterans with experience 9-2765 Motor Sales. She waa a member of the reduction In the number of ta charge carries a maximum penal Open evenings till 9. RBFINISHING ceilings, painting, Box H, Herald. SAID T>i(v PAYABLE AT THE March 1. die ICaat "white paper," saying it oh New Bolton Rd. GBNEIRAL house wiring, all kinds. •in this field. Must be familiar with Manchester and 'Vicinity St. James' Church. | More Office* Planned bles there will be ample room for ty of 10 j'ears in prison', the sec T p k i. about 1:25 a-m. CaU PI 3-6*88 after 6 p.m. paper hanging, w alip»er books. OF THE would "Irreparably damags” rela- J963 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan V8. electronic test equipment. - Excel FIVE ROOM tenement, Cottage Besides her husband' and herl A dwelling S t 51 Windsor Ave. those who may'have purchased ond, Jive. tions with Great Britain and was treated for a Fully insured. Tel. Edward R. lent opportunity tor the right man. Dtemonaa— Watebee—> Echo MounUin Estates c o l l e c t o Rn o f r e v e n u e tickets since the last tally was Spotleas light gray or.blue. Truly RUBBISH AND aahsa removed. Price. ML 9-1003. St. Gas stove, hot air heat, adults toother, she leaves one son, Pat- will be converted Into three offices The FBI complaint accuses the To Quit Town Board France, reopening "all the old released. Jewelry 45 only. Write Box L. Herald. (Off from tjike Street) MUNICIPAL BXm^ING .rick- - Jri, - and two brothers, Vernon ml j by Louis Goldfarb, »real estate made. Sobles and Albam of conspiring to a luxury car at a apecial price of General cleaning. ceUars, attics GRAY MANUFACTURING 41 C E N ^ R STREB3T wounds" involved in their differ Police said was drlvtog- *1195. Only *295 down, cash or 6*4 room split level and ranch E. Smith of lyoodbridge, Va., and I agent, he revealed today. Dancing will be from .9 to 1. obtain for Russia '‘documents, on New Bolton Rd., and and yards. Reasonable 'stea. M. CEILINGS, walls, painted evenings LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re THREE ROOMS and bath. Heat, from ences with thla country. trade at ^tzgerald Motors, Inc.,, A M. Rubbish Removal. MI. and Saturdays. Gall after 8 p.m. CO. homes, from *14,900 up. FHA mort Francin.V. Smith of Enfield. ! The property I* on the corner of Lou Gagnon and hie 12-piece or writings, photographs, photograph Jacob F. Miller, one of the flve ^enough time to the directorship, preceding car. A* he attempted pairs. adjusu watches expertly. utilittesi stove included. (30 per JANUARY 1; 1957'" chestra will provide d*nclng mu In hla move for a policy review, Rockville Rd., Talcottville. Open 9-9757. ML 6-5425. HILUARD ST., MANCHEaTER gages available, t'or full informa FuneiXl services .will be held' Progress Ave. and Windsor Ave. X ic. negatives and notes of things Republicans on the Town Board according, to report*. Fulbright had the announced sup- get beck Into the right hand lane Eve*, till 9 p.m. ' Reasonable prlcea. Open daily. week. 38 Park St., Rockville. TR. tion. FEBRUARY 1, 1957, incline Monday at 8:30 a.m. at the Holmes garage will be removed to allow for sic, and a 3-plece group will play connected with the national de of Directors, intends to resign Ills Miller could not be contacted ••A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” Thursday evenings. 139 Spruer 5-59IS. Office Hours; Monday throbgh mrt of Democratic Sens. Morse, the chr went out of control. skld(lad CHUCK'S RADIO andT.V. Service, PAPERHANGING, all types, by ex . Call Funeral Home, 400 Main St., and at parking-apace with entrance from during intermissions. fense of the United States.” post. It was reported today. today for comment on the report. to the left aide of the hlgbwiqr, 1956 OLDS SUPER 88 club epupe, Street. Ml. 9-4387. Frida.v—9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Satimv The Armory has been decorated Hlumphtey (Minn), Jackson 151 North Main St. Small appli perts. Call ML 9-9559 for free esti SMALL. TWO room furnished apart Ellsworth Mitten Agency 9 o’clock In St. James’ Church. Progress Ave.. Goldfarb said. A He Is secretary of the . Board, Local Republican leaders are knocked down two fence posU and beige and white with w.w. tires. ance! repaired. Ml. S-6517. resi mates. day—January 19 A January 26, " BuriarwiU 'be In St. Joseph's Ceme building permit (or the renovation* by Jordan Decorators 'et Hart (.Wash), and Mansfleld (Mont). YOUNG MAN ment. Private bath. Apply Mar- REALTORS serving his second consecutive farm said to be active in seeking agree- Senate Democratic Leader JLyn- rolled down a 32-ft. embankment. Mileage 13,381. One oumer, price dence Ml. 8-6960. 9 A.M. to 12 Noon. tery. Poquonock. was Issued this week by Roland P. ford. In that po.st. fnent on someone to replace Miller for a quick sale *2665.00 Bank low’s,;8S7'Main St. Ml. 3-6980 don B. Johnson of Texas said Cyr' waa charged with reeklsae for training in retail atore. Will Fuel and Peed 49>A Failure to make («)’ payment to Friend* mky call at the funeral Usher, building Inspector, Patrons and patronesses who'se Kashmir Link It is understood Miller has been in .the Board post. driving and is to appear In Town N terms, good trade* at Fitzgerald CMX1R8 OPENED, keys fitted, CourseM and.Classes 27 "thera iin’t going to be any unnec MANCHESTER— room heated *ll,90O-:g8 ESSEX STREET— Sbe one month from due date, renders ^home' tonight from 7 to 9:30 and kfsrriage Planned > names have not been published be delaying formal presentation i f his Miller waa reluctant' to run for Fourt Feb. 9. Motors, Inc.,. Rockville Rd., Tal- copied, vacuum ciaansrs. irons, have thq chance to advance to DRY OAK WOOD, cut fireplace whole tax delinquent. Interest at 'Omorrow from 3 to 5:80 and 7 to ' Miss Marjorie A. Casatt and fore are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew essary delay” in Senate action on apartment. *85.56 monthly. Includ rooms, two unfinished. Dormers. resignation until there could ' be hi* third term because he had rt- Ju(it before the Cyr aociileBt. bb- cottville. Tel. MI. 3-8191. guns, etc., repaired. Shears, RADIO - Electrimics - Television. manager's position, If aggressive and stove lengths. *10 per load. Richard D. Loalbo, both of Rock Ansaldl. 123 W. Center S t; Dr. the resolution to some form. Train at Connecticut's Oldest ing stove and refrigerator. Nice Oil heat. Close to schools, bus and the rate of 4 of 1 % per month 9^39 p.m. party agreement on'a aucceaaor. calved a promotion at the Hart other crash occurred on New'Bol kmvea, mowers, etc., put into con and alert. For details apply In per PI. 3-7886. location. Available Februarj' . shopping. Vacant. E A E Realty. or fraction of month, figured from ville, have applied (or a marriage and Mrs. H. John Malone, 38 To India Spurs “But that doesn't mean wie won’t 1950 Ford 2-d90r with Olds 88 motor dition for comlM needs. Braitb- Electronics School. Practical day 1 Miller, who was elected to his ford Machine Screw Co. and ex ton Rd.; which resulted to the ar> son to ' Adults. Call /MI. 9-4255. MI. 9-6297, MI. 3-4480. . due date, will lie charged after license at the Town Clerk's office. Quaker Rd.; Mr. and Mrs; Herbert pected an increase In his duties take aufflelent time to a search and 12-volt 'system. A. real ring- waile. 5? Pqarl Street. course. Twice-a-week evening third term on the Board laat Oc for a meeting of minds on the form reel o f John W. MeLauabUn, 20, rang-doo. Fiiil price *395. Also February 1 , 1957. The couple will be married Feb. 2 Finlay, 44 Oreenwopd Dr.; Mr. tober, has .found an increase in would Interfere with his fulfilling course. Enroll now! "Learn-by-Do- Garden— P a m -D a iry GREEN MANOR—-51e room ranch. at St. Bernard’s Church. Pakistan Riots It will take,” he said. Bolton, on a chargs o f evadtef 1950 Ford 2-door, 6 Cyl. Very GONDER'S T.V. Service, avaUabI* Ing” cliua starting March 11.'New LYNN POULTRY FARMS Paul Cervini and ' Mrs. Charles S, Burr, 102 duties and responatbilltles in hla the elective office. OOP leadeCs, Prodneta SO Businr^ I.dieations Garage. Three bedrooms, natural Church Notices Adelaide Rd.; Jildge and Mrs. Wil Meantime, former President responsibility. clean. Full price *288. 1980 Pack any time. Aptanna conversions. England Technical Institute of Collector of Revenue private employment has made It iHMVever, prevailed upon him to Police said Raymond E. Mystto STORE For Rent 64 finish Mrch cabinet kitchen, dis Rockville Baptist Church: Sun liam J. Shea, Boulder Rd.; Mr. Karschl, Pakistan, Jan. 26 (JP)— seek reelectlon. Herbert Hoover cam* to the sup ard 4-door s^an. Very solid *346. PhiJeo factory supervtaed service. Coim., Inc., 193 Trumbull St., No. 1 GREEN klOUNTAIN pota posal. Amekite driveway, knotty Impossible for him to devote of ITD Garden Dr. was operating 1950 Buick 2-door *895. 1953 Olds Tei. Ml, 9-1486. Hartford. JA. 5-3406, Miss LUlian M. Russell day (Jhurch School, 9:46 a.r/.; and Mr*. Edward J. Ferris Jr., Angiy Pakistanis demonstrated by port of the Eisan'hower proposals, MANCHESTER PARKADE toes, mealy and nice eating, ' de b r ic k bUILDINp, two blocks toe porch. Combination windows. morning worship, IJ a.m., sermon, 299 E. Center St.; Mr. aju) Mrs. sajdng tliey sr# ‘'essential to the s car weet qfr New Boltoa Rd. 88 4-door' sedan .(677. Fitzgerald livered to your door. Call C. T. Funerql service* fo r^ lM Llllian the thousanda today against inte where bis ear was hit In tlw vaat Motors, Inr., formerly Brunner's, CLEAN AND paint those guttera from Main St. Approximately 2800 Split"t rail fence, fully landscaped, With Spring In Mind M. Russell. 98 Falknor^Dr., were ■"The Sustaining Spirit": by the Nicholas Pencheff. South Windsor; gration of Kashmir .with India, peace, of the world.” WANTED—Mechanlc, full time all Hathaway, MI. 9-6488. iq. ft. of floor space. Close to New.ewly redecorated. Seen by ap pastor, the Rev. Edwin A. Brooks. when he slowM to avoid coIUskte Rockville Rd., TalcotU-iHe^ Open now. Avoid costly repidrs later. Private Instructions 28 around man, good opportunity for held at 2 o’clock yesterdiy, after Mr. and Mro. William DeHan, 342 PoliUoal and religious groups de Rockville Police Arrest "The Soviet government should Mi. 8-1383. parking lot. MI. 3-6494. pointment. MI. 9-5848. No brokers. Rock vile Methodist Church; Onter St. ' clared this a "black day”—or day be under no misapprehenilon as to with a cap:precedtog him whtdi eve*, till 9. right man. Apply Turppike' 'Auto noon S t 'the Holmes Funeral Home. akidded oh -the Icy pavement DOEIS YOUR child have a reading Sunday School classes. 9:30 a.m.; of mourning. our positiM with respect to any REFRIGERATION sales and aerv? Service, 184 W. Middle Tpke. STORE—^Formerly Sears Roebuck Dr. Rockwell Harmon Pottei^.a The car which hit Myetto a(> disability. Private tutoring done. RnuseTiold Goods 51 lUelong'iriend- officiated. Buritf adult cla.ss guest teacher. Prof. Ih Hyderabad, demonstrators Trio for^ttemptted Break military agfrsssioil Which they USED CAR ice. Commercial, household, sir Phone MI. 3-4870. at the Center. Desirable Mato St. For Those Tiny Feet! dney E. Ahlgtrom, ’Yale Uni ‘ Ty left the 'Seene; - However, WANTED—Gas station attendant, location, heat (Urhished. Approxi; was Jn Riverside Cemetery. Farm stoned offices of the assijdant In- might eontemplate In the Middle conditioners, freezers. A. siid 'W. part time nights' and FRANK’S ANTIQUE SHOP; 420 versity: morning worship. 10;45 About Town police eald. a passenger In Myy Refrigeration Co. MI. 8-1287, MI. weekends. mately 1200 aq. ft. noor specs. MI. ington. dianvbigh oommissioner, smashing Eisst,” Hoover said In a^lstter to ete's car got (be number of taa SALE Apply Turnpike Auto-Service, 164 Lake St., is bujihg and selling Bearers were Harry Halllday. a.m.SsertoOd byjih* Rev. DougUs windows. Several were reporter: in Rockville, Jan. 26 (Specirl) q/captured by. Carlson at gunpoint 9-2050, MI. 9-0055. Bonds— Stocks-— good used furniture and antiques. 9-6808 or Ml. 9-8521. Sen. Wiley (R-WU) fleeing vebtcle and *a cheek with W. Miliddle ■ ■ -Tpke. ■ Leon Noble. .Milton Jones and F. executive secretary Sunset Circle. Past Noble jured when police moved In with An atttempted break at an E. Aa Carlson returned to the Mortgages 31 MI; 9-6580 Hours 9 a.m.-8 p.m. the Motor Vehicle Department rw> FL0 9 R a n d papering service. INDUSTRIAL AREA to rent or James Smith. ot the B0s|a bf-Christian Educa Grands, will meet Monday night clubs and tear gas. cruiser with Schank, he became 1958 Mercury t«'o-door. Radio, heat HEIiPER TO aasiet carpet' me tion of the New England 'Southern Main St. garage by three youths suited to,McLaughlin's arreet Po Floors sanded and reflnished. Also, HOME OWNERS! Combine year- ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, lease. 3200 sq. ft. floor space, at 8 o'clock' In Odd Fellows Hall. Others marched in all PakisUh'*' auspicious ' of a strange .youth er light green. *1695. papering and palming. TR. 8-2071 chanic. ‘ Laying experience pre ground floor, heated, loading plat Conference; pastor, the Rev. Nor Mrs. Ethel Aspinwall will be the last night resulted to their capture walking nonchalantly down Grove lice are stljl investigating. end'bills into an easy-tb-pay sec (erred but will train. Apply glass, china, and used furniture MemorlAl Haas . . principal cities. Black flags flew Polite Arrest About IS minute* later, a miner or TR. 5-1050. ond mortgage loan coating only a nought and sold. Furniture Repair form. near railroad, .760’ from t A two month* Memorial' Mass man W. SpeMman. hostess. ' and many marchers wore black and the apparent solving of the S t He questioned the youth who 1964 Dodge Royal V* club coupe. Watkin's Bros. Mato St., Manchester. MI. 9-5043. “Vernon Methodist (Jhurch; said he was from out-of-town. 2-ear crash at Hajckmatack and *1895. penny a month (or each dollar you Service. Ml. 3-7449. * will b* sung tomorrow at 8:30, . , hedges on, thetV left arms. Most break and theft at Scranton Mo Keeney Sts. was imported. PoUee DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com a.m. ln“St. John’s Church for the- Morning- aervlc*. 9:30 a.m., ser- (Carles S. Burr, pr^ident hf C. ^kops and businesses'closed. Carlson decided to take th* youth, pany. doori and ■windows, custom owe. Call Frank Burke at CT. MAN WANTED-Part time—(or de tors Jan. 2. . ' Six in Hartford said- David - B. —Taylor, . 1A19, ’»Lake S t, ______k Super 1______6-8897 days or JA 9-5553 eves. Con livery «um work in atore. Apply In THOR SElMI-automatic washing ' late cKarlea Skrahaez. , mon, '^me One-Talent Man,” by R. Burr A Co., Inc^ will attend the A mob burned effigies bf In Percy, to the police etation with . work, guaranteed. Call MI. 9-1683 machine, clean, gcxHl condition. Wanted To Rent 68 9 the ReV.; Warren Covel, pastor; 56th annual convention of the Arrested were: Robert Schank, Ih* others. Percy Went wtlltogly. Bolton, traveling wdit o f Haok- heater,. dynaflow, povver brakes. after 6 p.m, • necticut Mortgage Exchange. person^ Manchester Drug, '717 dia's Prime Minister Nehru out 26 Scahtlc Rd.. E.. Windsor; matack .St, skidded thmugli tte *1295. Main St. MI. 9-8634. About one American in six plays chiirch school. 10:45 a.m. American Road, Builders Assn. In side the Indian high, commission The three youths are charged As ^Kidnapers’ WANTED—Small furnished apart Trinity. LiUtheran Church: Sun- Philip 1. Percy, 20, Demlng St., So. stop sign at Keeney S t and hit TV SERVICE. *2.50 r sail. All CASH AVAILABLE for second ment for young couple. Occupancy Some kind of musical Instrument. Chicago next week. He is chair office in Karachi, ‘niousands ‘ of with attempt at> breaking and en 1953 PONTIAC Chieftain de luxe mortgages, monthly payments. NINE CU. FT. Weatlnghouae refrig man of the American Association Windsor; and John Kenneth Sib broadside a car driven ^ K n , work gturi Bob Webb. erator. General 'EHectric washing desired February 18 or before. ■tudents paraded.with signs laying tering, and Scliank and Percy are Martha V. Mangan, 88, ot 1ST lour dodr. Black, radio, heater, MI. 9-8801. Mortgage* also bought. Manches Help 17«nte neither the It^lan nor ternoon. ^ Mral'Foater H. WilUsms, 53 Fair- Mildred Baskin; 36, Hartford And 4orn cloUung, tioiifry runs, -ter, Inc. JA. S'-6524 CLOSE OUT'on Inlaid linoleum, whtoh 'resuUed, from tfee Swedish Steamship line* kas *d- ford Feb. 1. T^e,theme of the He waa reported to "(air condi and between the American Dye View St., chairman of Jaiiuary a-s- a system linking State Police head- 1961 Pontiac. Just .overhauled. *645. Itsndbags repaired, zipper re- The House of Plastics, Inc., Avon,. FAMILY OF five need a three bed- 'S i ^ s which resultr-* *•’* traveltog west on E. Center St. Conn. ORchard 7-1894. Marbelle pattern—others. All must c ^ c u # ^ in which mltted liability for the July dlsaa- forum ' is "New Challenge* to tion" at Manchester • Memorial Co. buildings before catching up tivitles for the senior Daughter* >f lusrtersu------— and . police departments - __ plaeeinent, umbreilaur repaired, go. *1.69 square yard. The Tile I ^room house. Childpen are' well . 1944 Hartford circus American Education." Resarva- Hospital this ’ morning where he with him. iroughout Hartford County. The Matsoukas told police a ea r i960 Packard ultramatic. Just men’s shirt collar* rtveraed and Situations Wanted— snd'chlldren lost their;ter. the proceeding* m*y proceed Isabella; and Mrs, Michael Gorman parkid close to the ‘ driveway ob« tuned up. New suburbanite snow Shop, 1087 Tolland Tpke.. Buck- mannered and not deathictiv*. zoo aouua ifl one of two, ways, tion* for the forum and luncheon waa admitted yesterday after re Police said they vtiere notified co-chairmap. head the oommitte* systema was inaugurated recently replaced. Marlow’s Littl* Mend Parents are reliable. Please' call may be made with the Service ■curA hie visionlien and ha had to tires. *195. ing Shop. ' WAITRESS- daya.'^ Apply Oak St. Female 38 land **'a u v Lesaner said he will bring If ,n6 liability is admitted, the ceiving emergency treatment for by an unlden0fled neighbor who arranging for the food sale and as a result of th# wav# of holdups. Grill after 6 p.m. TTtemont 54974. Bureau, 956 Main St., Hartfordr ()uesUentof of the youth* after pull out onto B. Centar B t bafoc* the plan to the attention of UB. ‘ wo *team^to_ a scalp, laceration. heard glass being broken at Spot Military Whist Monday evening 11 he waa abla to look for bneonatiig 196P Ford.9, two-door. *345 WILL CARE FOR children in my I LIKE NEW Thayer msple nursery through Jan. 30. Anyone may at State Policeman Raymond LU- Nert's garags, E. Main SL their arreet dlsMoeed that they f u r n it u r e repairing and refln- home. days. V icin g Green and chest. Rex gs* wa.ter heater with Jtols* Lawrence E. Walsh to N ew, act up a clWm* fund totaling *8.- th* pariah hall of the CSiurch of cars. No tojuriea war* reported. tahing; antiques restored. Puml- WANTED—High School 'senior to 0 , 1,, o' 1 »n' > I Y ^ k s o m ^ e next week. Judge | 000,000. If one of the companies la tend. ley said Naifsbaum, traveltog Patrolman.Carlson gave this ac were all acquainted and that Fri 1949_ PONTIAC------convertible- ^oupe.cou train (or position of receptionist- Buckley School*. Ml. 9-9439. chrome.pipes. Call BU. 9-3148. Rounee For ftale 72 th* Assumption. Matsoukas Is to ^pear in Town tuie Repair Service, Talcottville. ia to hear the 1.300 claims termed Hsbie. a limit would be set alone west on-the highway about count of the capture. Patrolman Mrs. Joseph Tunsky, Mrs. James day evening they had been to 1 BiXtra ■ clean. Radio, heater, hy< The Rotary Club will meet (jourt Feb. f . dramatic. (395 Ml. 8-7449. * CARE FOR children In mt 40” FRIGIDAIRE range. In ex-! *14,400—THREE bedroom ranch. nriatogwaian la from ro the July----- aitJount the qlaimanU can 3 pjn.. was thrown from the car DlBenedetto an'd he pulled up to Barry and Mrs. Charles McDon- resUurant to Rocky HiU. .Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at the Man when It veered right, knocked ft™. home While mother works, jr f cellent condition. Reasonable. Call Garage, bot water heat, immgcU' Now’s the time to plan on a disaater. ask. the garage in two unligbted'cruls- nell will be in charge of the food On their return from Hartford 1949 Mercury. Radio, heater, over FORMICA counters, caramie wall toil time after . „graduation.______A chal- #.3540, MI. 9-1456. late condition, near bus and shop Heard la Three Msnths chester Country Club. Cheater' J. down nine fence posts to HO feet, crs. They approached the rear of two cars in which .they were and floor til*. Let ua modernise- lenglng and responsible striking frock to have ready for Of the 1,200 claim*. 50 of them sale, which will open at 7. The card drive. *395. : position! ping, Carlton W. Hutchins. ML Baby will love Wearing either are for death# resulting from the Later, prominent Hartford attor went over an embankment ji» t the structure from oppo*ite direc games will begin et 8. Refresh riding, on* driven by Alleano and your bathroom and kitchen. For tor ' mature girl who Ilkea to work' WILL CARE for child to my home the spring season. This full-skirted The bulk of th* circus Are claims ney, will speak and present color 9-5133, 9-46(94. Member Manchester pair of these adorable soft slipper*! collision at sea. Atty. *! ea*t of the Hockanum River and tions. menta will be served by Mrs. Jo Ote etber by Tedeechi got Into a 1946 Mercury coupe. Late model en- flee esUmates call MI. 9-2688. The with people. Send credentials and day*. Vicinity of Waddell School. style can have s dainty colUr, or were heard within three months mories entitled "Inside Russia." landed on its top. ,Th* car waa de Machinery end Tools. 52 Multiple ILstlng Service. Crocheted from white or potel not. representing Antonio after proceedings started in Febru On seeing the police, the youths seph Schaiister end a large com-' minor collision. gto«. *145. Til* Shop.'Buckiand. references (or interview to Box K, Tel. MI. 9-8869. shades of cotton, they may b* He traveled in Rusal's laat aum- molished. Herald. No. 8425 vrith PATT-O-RAMA Hartford whose vrife, Angel^. ary 1945. By April 1. 11,000.000'in took flight. mlttec. The t'wo youths got into an P''®’ * '! MANCHBSTER-SIx rponv raheh. quickly and safely washed. State Trooper Lllley said thla argument about paying for the TO WOMEN WHOSE Small wine and vegetable preM. includ(>d is In sizes 10,13, 14,‘IB. 18. and two children, Blsgglo. 8. and awards were made. Under a special DlBenedetto jumped SiSley and Those who hev* not (Ureedy Calvin C. Muldoon, 81, a t ^ others, to choose from. •Ideal location convenient to bus Pattern No. 5974 contsiiis'crochet morning Nauabaum fell asleep be damage and Tedeschi, police said Cedar St, w** arreated 1 PART t im e cashier, evenings >Do2»— Birds— Pets 4I Acetylene cutting and welding 20. Size 12. dreas, 4 li yanfla of 35- Victoria. 8. died. He arrangement, the money was paid Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxil- felled him. He then' held him at bought their tl(toets may do ae at 0 )^ 4 0 cars at bur dimoMd. if yoii HOMES REFLECT THEIR only, experience hot neceseary. and schools, hot water oil heat, directions for both slippers and aenttog Mr*. Ann* , Chellperg of cause of what the tootoiist term- gunpoint while Carlson ran after the door or from committee mem^ they were told, punched -AUeaiio (toarged yesterday arith torch. Three quick battery charg bootees;' material needs; stitch- U- Inch; collar, 1 yard. out of circus earninga, and the lary, No. 13, USWV, wiU h o ld .a '^ the "monotony of the drive.’' ;4toa'tsse it ask for■ it . Terms______to____ suit : PERSONALITY Apply Norman’s. 443 Hartford Rd. BIRO, cat and dqoed arid c BER to ME BURNB^ THE suiting from the sea diaaater could as Matter* of Importanca wilj be A South Coventry truck driver num River. At one point Schiank Albany, Oa. (ff)—Traffic Officer cleaned, servicing families to your neigh Chapel, South Windsor, JA 8-3391. HAV^ MEOIUM priced bouses for ANNE CABOT, THE MANCHES Borden Agree* E. H, Jeter STOte out parking' vib- .urant for coffee, accord; MudoM teieliat f MANCHBS^ MOTOR Wall to carpeting do^ie to your berhood. Call Ml, 8-*195. sale. ExceUent locations. J. O: TER EVENINU HEBAL0. 1189 MANdfEanER EVENma HER be' handled nn>oh te th* same man diaquased. who waa following Nausbaum aaid lost his footing on the steep bank ford resto’ MUSIC Instrumental, rental. Com- , Atty. Leaaner . conferred wiw ner. Normal procure, might re and fell knee-deep through the ice laUtm tickets (oc.-ihree c a n in a Ing to pettoe. In oourt ;'ab. 2. . SALES ANI>JEX home. Other rug* don* on our MANCHE8TER'1»fi?r Center. 995 jilcts'Jlna of Inatrumenta. Rental' Realty Co., John DeQuattro, Brok AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORE If, ALD 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, Hartford County Superior Court they were both proceeding at premises. Free pickup and' Ide- PART TIME experienced bookkeep NEW YORK 8t, N% Y. 1 sult to year* of litigalatloo. on the'river. H,e hldf along the rirer row whldh wte*e beside meteni They all piled into a ear driven Jbaepli U MacaBkb SI, '. 1,: V . 8T. . Mato St. S A H Green stamps. applied to purchase price. Repre-' er. Ml. 3-5361, Ml. 9-3*40,- N Y. Judge Abraham 8, B ^ *iK y e»t^ Joaeph P. Nay'or, of 12 'Oxford about 40 m.p.h, just before th* by baluppa and had juat started phla. Ira., warorraiKed v;--; livery. • ♦. er.. Apply St ktonchester Sales tr MI. 9-4273. Fre* parking. “ If yottl Now avaUable—-the colorful 1956 You'B be delighted With; the lat-i The lawyer, a partner in th* law 8tl. who imtil recmtly was aaao- mishap,. LUley eaid. The trooper bank-until Oarlibn came upon him, showing , time expired . Ml MT83'. sehtlng Olds, Selmer. Fed 4av. Borden !• obo Of throe then slipped awny. He raced down Only when he got back to head o ff for a restaurant to Windaoc at 9:20>.n>. for M v t ig pn Appliances, Shopping. Parkade. wAnt a pet—le* us.’’ O ^ n Mon.,-!l Isr and Bundy.Bundv, Metter’g Music YWO-FAMILY,. Aluminum storms, Needlework Album containing doa- eat «*r M aachastar MtUti- pattama, book. HotsY MtUar buUOi^. * " LOley la still tovealigating. . It was thsrs that ba waa Anally It coat bite tha uaual tl. Belavart■ m idd Rivara took plsot. Svttingt JNZ. g-T3ir ' don prefsm d. MI. 94m*. dlraetioas printed la for.your copy today—it'* Just 36 ML SAOU. ^ VaipdB At ttoo. Ktmp’i, lac. AC. M9W. •^ ^ a Listing A s^ c*. Only Me a copy I ! eoBja.' ■ ■ - I-' f •A '•'V: 'in 1 ■j'V t ' V \ -;-|v
1, V 'J*"'', SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 19U7 Average Daily Pie! Press Run The Weather Fureeeet ef D, g. Woai r • ” •»' TT?If For the Week Ended January 26, 1841 iOanrlifatpr lEiiettins Hrralb Saow thie evening Htr eas1y''tar night, fihaagteg to rroaxteg iafa 't' a few bricks had to be chiseled SMFD Will Hold 12,423 - enrl.r Tueodar. Lew tonight 25-86. away. Freexlag rslh' ehanging t« rate SlMBber of Uie Audit Tueaday. High la upper-l6a. About Town Don't ask friend boss about it. Morgan>McCarthy Wedding QUINN’S Bureau of ClrcuteAen Heard Along Main Street He’s liable to sue for damages— 1.3th Ladies Night Mdnehester^A City of Village Charm to his reputation. Itom beri of Miuitonomoh Tribe A Non. The 13th aimual South Man fro. '8, lORM, are requested to be PHANMACY And on Some of Manche$ter*» Side StreetSt Too chester Fire Department ladies' ^ (FOURTEEN PAGES) JHANCHESTER. CONN,, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1957 (Claaalfled Adrertlateg ea Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENT* presentent at the meeting in Tinker VOL. LXXVI, ^Or 100 Han M ng at 8, also all night w ill be held tonight at the 8 p.m. at the Sec skiers load down cars before head possible. Anna Schreiber, Coventry; Richard ond Congregational Church will ing north. He even took lessons, Arabs.Waiit Sees Guard Two Months to Go Tomklevlch, Glastonbury; Clarence feature a lecture-demonstration and learned how to fall. Urged in Bay state Goets,. RFD 3. Rockville; a iffo rd enUtled "Looks Alike" by Mrs. "You Just fall backwards,” he There comes a time when win _ - lii CYP Club Slates Wood. Glastonbury; John Randaz- MSrJurle~Watlace Smith. 143 Ben' told a friend. ter grows nigh unbearable, and. Boston, Jan. 28 lAb- Masaa- one witty remark pretty well stniF" so, 80 Bolton St.i Ir\ing Naus- Israel ton S t. w’ho is widely known for This bit of Information was EnUsteesJn baum,' Long Island, N. Y.; Richard ildenU should be her "rilmnastic" InstrucUene to given out free one recent Sunday, med up a friend's Ideas on some Panel Discussion allowed to show their prefer various women's clubs at the T when the friend went to see the effects of cold weather. Maddin, Glastonbury; Mrs. Helen We happened to be talking McCarthy, 131 Branford St.; W al ence for a state sates tax or and in Hartford. new skier in action at a Vermont Center Church High School peo Egypt Now lottery by voting in a special War Dodge about overcoats and topcoats and ter Johnson, 88 Linnr.iore Dr. hffiotins oil Ski area. The shier was in the ple and tlveir parents are cordially election, former Democratic hour smart the new ones make a a d m i t t e d TO D AY: G. Eugene ' The Soreptimist Club will meet process of trying to convince his invited to attend the panel, "Con Lt. Gov. Francis E. Kelly has friend, a former skier, that he man look. Our friend listened pa sider Your Call." to be presented Sullivan, S Waddell St. United Nations, N. Y., Jan. Washington, Jan. 28 (^P)— Monday at 6:30 sharp at Cavey’a tiently to exclamations of "niV said. Restaurant for dinner, following should renew his interest in the llll the C YP Club of the church BIRTHS YESTERD AY: A son The emblem 28 (A*)—Asian and Arab coun Kelly, a long-time advocate Secretary Wilson told (> )n - sport. But the friend, who has topcoat is really warm and it's tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. in the as to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore, 186 which the members will proceed to light, top.'' and " I hardly know tries, leading off a new U.N. of a state lottCiy to raise rev- gtess today he can not fore the dum ber of Commerce office to t^ e n to more sedentary pursuits sembly hall of the new educational Highland St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. recognixed in eniie. propo.sed yesterday that in the last few .years, demurred, I ’m wearing a topcoat, it weighs Robert Tufts, 75 Linnmore Dr,: a Aaalat. ataU toxleotoglat Vann-Pniltt Jr. (cM tec) aiid Dot Lt. Middle East debate, de see any reduction in the cur hear a talk by Mrs. Marjorie A, so little.” wing. an election could be "called in saying he would have to think it Members of the panel will be daughter to Mr. and Mrs, David B. T , L a V (right? disarm a bomb which wae tossed onto the manded again today that Is rent level of military spend Bishop of South Windsor, who Our friend quietly stated, "You more than short order” before the legisla teadiea mentally retarded children over. A. Hyatt Sutllffe, vice principal Slea, 37 Apel PI.; a son to Mr. and poet* of. U e Reverend JUrtlh Luther King Jr. In. Montgomery,. fellows are lucky, my overcoat rael withdraw her forces im ture votes on a sales- tax. ing, now more than half th e at the old Keeney Street School. That night, after returning to of the High School: Mrs, Allan S. Mis . EMward Deakus. Wapplng; a Als., Jan. 17.- Assisting is Alabama Highway Patrol director weighs a ten. In fact. I'll be giqd mediately and unconditional Kelly said he has written to total cost of the government. Mrs. Bishop received a scholarship his home in Manchester, the non Taylor, homemaker: Dr. Frank H. son to Mr. and Mrs. 8klward A MILLION HOMES Bill Lyerly. Fuses, of 12-stlck bundle went out. fin A la House .Speaker Michael F. skier received a telephone call. It when spring comes so I can ly from Egypt. Reviewing the military program from the SoroptimiSts for a course Horton, physrclan: John W. Mor Hamm, 71 Mountain St., Rockville, bama,’ atate toxicology department handles bomb di8poaal).-> Skerry (D ) and Senate Presi was from the Mickey Mantle of straighten up.” The delegates spoke in the 80- i before the House Armed Services in this field last summer. timer, engineer: R. Russell Peery, BIRTH TO D AY; A daughter to dent Newlsnd H. Holmes (R ) the slopes. Inquiring if he had minister; and Arthur J. Leclaire, Mr. and Mrs. Barton McNamar, As the nation General Assembly as in : committee, the Secretary of Die- Threat or Promise? suggesting the question be put ■ fense said "we are atUl atruggling made up his mind yet. Goodness attorney. ■ -V. A 309 WoodlSnd St. tense’ diplomatic negotiations con The annual Father and SOn ban hallmark of tinued privately to find a resolu on a ballot. in every way to aavc money" but no, he was told. That decision A rather prominent Lakewood DISCHARGED qnet, sponsored by the Brotherhood YMTERDAY: tion -which might ease the len.sion. "Sweepstakes eonducted that "the situation ts such wa Would take some time. Circle area resident! somewhat Lorlni Pho'o Mrs. LlllUm Tucker, Laurel Manor of Emanuel Lutheran Church, will ' "Well,” said the skier," if you discouraged by the turn of looai clean heat- Integration Leader Inrormed quarters’ said no pro twice a year would bring to can't forecast any big reductions.” MRS. CHESTER WAY MORGAN Convalescent Home: Leroy (Lock be .held Friday evening. Feb. 1. at military events lately, has bee posal had yet been agreed upon the state treasury three times Wilson testified he waa satisfied decide you want to take it up, I ett, Kingston, n . ; Mrs.,~. Joan Colby^ 6:80 In Luther Hall. The Ladies know where you can borrow all tblling his friends he plans /to Atlieheum Notes comfort by any of the several groups as much money as a sales the nation’s defenses are adequate Miss Sylvia E. McCarthy, carnatlons, and the bridesmaids, 404 Summit St.; George Glllis, East Aid Society Will serve the meal and the equipment you’ll need, and enlist. 7 wMch are consulting. tax.” Kelly said. on the basis o f budget spending daughter of.- --Mr. and ■ Mrs. -Ray-1 V-lc cascading white roses, Hartford' Mrs. Mai el Hastings, enterUinment la planned. Tickets you can use it for the rest of the While the advantages he/listed The first speaker, Sudan's Mo Kelly said that through a esUmates of 38 billion. mond D. McCarthy, 719 W. Mid-: The flower girl wore a white vel- 156 Boulder Rd.; Floyd Post 99 Eears New Strife may be obtained from the follow year, and it won't cost you any might not be the o n e ^ every Special Ezbibitloas hammed Ahmed Hahgoub said he state lottery real estate taxes And he said he feels the ad dle Tpke., became the bride o f | vet and tulle floor-length dress Main St.; FrancU Walsh, Stoat ing committee members; Paul thing.” recruiting officer learna/by rote, Twenty-ninth annual. exhibition was sure no nation would defend and rents would be decreased, ministration’s decision to keep Chester W ay Morgan, son of Mr. with flower headband. She carried Hartford; Mrs. Janette Hellstrom, Thyreen, Victor Swanson, Wilmore Whose equipment was 'it ? The they seemed to him to be very of the Hartford Society of Women Israel. state Income taxes would be U.S. defenses strong has bean and Mrs. Chester E. Morgan, 376 ] a colonial bouquet of red carna- 216 Woodland St.; Mrs. Claire Hol Pidereon, Lennart Johnson, Hugo' brand new skier’s of course. He convincing. Painters, Special Exhibition Gal Montgomery, Ala., Jan. 28 (/P)— A Negro’s hoijie'and a Israel s'tands. convicted' before ibwei'ed and the income to tax- teatM and proved aound by the Woodland SL, at )6 o'clock this | tions with a white center, lister, 154 Ir\’ing St.; Mrs. Ann BeiUKin, Eh'land Johnson, Herbert had managed to break his leg soon lery, Morgan Memorial. On view dodgers who control ghmbiing Middle East and Hungarian criaee. In the first piac^he could work morning in St. Bridget's Church, j ’The mother of the bride chose a O'Brien and daughter, Mansfield; service station-taxi .stand were dynamited in aijother of a;the General Assembly^of refusing Bengtson and Leslie Olson. after trying to scli skiing to his right there In hi^back yard. And through Feb. 10. would be rut aubsUntially. •Sort o f Scandal’ The ceremony was performed by I smoke blue appllqued satin sheath Mrs. Connie Braithwaite, 374 Hil series of incidents at this racially troubled state capitol ye.s- vsTd^ cTo« o..r buddy. virould get a fu sin g allowance Third International Hallmark Wilson also said that what lie the Rev. Dennis Hussey. Church | dress with black accessories and a liard St.; Miss Gertrude Stolarz, termed draft dodging by joining Manchester Assembly. No, 15 A t last report, the friend had not which w ould^ay a good part of Award Bhthibitlon, Avery Court. * Oit Hm I’ Is CIm ii terday. A short distance away, an unexploded bomb was found eyes?” decorations were mixed w hite: corsage of pink camellias with yel- RFD 3, Rockville; Mrs. Mary* the NaUonal Guard, waa ” a aort of Order of Rainbow for Girls, will borrowed the equipment. the mortgaM on his home. Fifty watercolor paintings, includ smoldering on the front porch of"-*— ;------' ------' R. S. S. Gunewardene of Ceylon flowers. I low roses. ’Die mother of tlie bride- Rydlewicx, 18 UniOn Bt. * Oil H*at Is Soft scandal during the Korean war."- meet Monday at 7;30 p.m, in the Someony^suggested that if he ing the last work of the French an Integration movement leader's f • joined in the demand for I.sraeil UsS. Fires" Aide Glven in marriage by her | groom chose a cranberry red Dior Aa several members of the com small lodge room of the Masonic Expensive Meal had a n ^ trouble getting a com painter Utrillo, Interpreting the j withdrawal. Jordan's Abdel Mo- father, the . bride had as her maid | taffeta dress with champagne ac- * Oil H«at Costs Loss 'The unexploded bomb, contain iFolice Huiitino: mittee visitly bristled, Wilson Temple for a brief business meet Our friend "Dusty,” a mongrel mission he might see hit senator Christmas theme. Open through I nem Rlfa'i followed with a bitter in t^shington. Feb. 10. of honor Miss Maureen A. Carr, cessories and corsage of red camel- ing 12 sticks of d>'namltc, was f-y -w r • 1 f ' attack on Israel and an appeal For Blasting agreed that thexGuard now is not ing. A t 8:30, the insUllatlon of dog who made this column last 26 Finley St. Bridesmaids were n*g. Miss Nina McAllister, worthy ad week, is In the news again. Early American Silver from the r BEER — WINES placed at the unoccupied home of r O l * 1% 1 I 1 6 ^ 1 * I V r i f o r U-N. action to obtain compli- ” a draft dodging propoeltion.” But Barbara Gustafson. 29' Courtland j reception for 260 guests is be WILLIAMS the Rev. Martin Ltither King Jr.. 8. q j j . Ato. A X A c ; A AFX resolutions. he said, "there wsi4 vlaor-elect. and her associate offi It seems the pup was let out by Spot Inspection collection of Philip Hammerslough, s t, and Julie E. Schwarz of ^ t this afternoon'from 12 r UQUORS » h o has been the top spokesman, ■far _ i a f ! The Asian a-nd Arab speakers Ike on Mideast over.” cere, will take place. A new ad bis owner and sonn •dlsappes»ed One recent day. before th r -Avery-^Retunda,— second— Oanr. 1 Hirifoi'd. CaUiciiiic Ann Mofr-noorr to 5 o’clock at the d d h fB f"^ . fop Negroes seeking to break racial Appearing 8 hearing; on the vlsory board will also be seated. The owner’s « ’ife became some- low freezing weather set in. These masterpieces of . early J OIL SERVICE— H artioru JYlail Secretarri at American silver are once more on gan of Meriden, niece of the bride British American Club. ' barriers here. A A M A U AqFA AA I T A C l l i | Hammarsk.1old that cenerti defense posture o f the of Manchester's .contractors groom, was flower girl. 841 BROAD ST. Tokyo, Tuesday, Jnn. 29 — ' called upon by a mason w’orking view after an absence of several 1110 bride's traveling costume, King, whose home was slightly ’ the U.N. could not accept Israel's Charles Edmundson, fired as United States, Wilson waa le d ^ to Richard Merritt, IS S. Alton St., ^ A r t h u r for him to investigate a chimney months. when leaving on a wedding trip . T E U M I 9-4548 dsmaged by a bomb last Jan. 30 Hartford, Jan. 28 liP) — A dirty. ' terms for withdrawal from the' r.S, Information ofGcer in Ko the pdlitlcBlly touchy subject of Chinese E xport' porcelain show was best man, and ushers were and « ”aa hit by a shotgun blast last ; dark colored Studebaker car with ; Gaza • Strip and the Sharm el NaUonal- Guard. under 'construction. David R. Morgan o f ’ Meriden, south by motor, is a pearl gray rea, said today he plans to re Seems that the mason felt that now on display indefinitely, Mor tweed cashmere suit with yellow month, termed Montgomeiy ’ "A a -to ^ d o shaped hood and a brass i Sheikh area, near the Gulf of peat even more strongl.r his I He defended a recent Pentagon gan Memorial, secqnd floor. In brother of the bridegroom, and elty that it’s dangerous to live In.” cartridge case fired from a for- Aqaba. Israel hag nsaalled. Ham- decision to require National Guard NAMES something Just wasn't right and Eugene R. Johnson of Manchester, and black accessories and a' white charge that President Elsenhow wanted his boss, who had happen cluded in the exhibition is the Mc orchid corsage. After Feb. 15, Mr. " I fa no longer, safe” here, he'eign made.ipMlpl ar«; the marskjold for the report. er's policies “ may lead us beyond enlistees without prior miUtaiy Cann Collection, the gift of the The bride's floor-length Italian A British spokesman told report aervlse. like enlistees in other re ed by, to take a look at it. silk gown waq, fashioned with seed and Mrs. Morgan will be at home ■aid. missing Hnkadjt the s ig y jn fa f 89- the brink and Into atomic war.” Winfield Foundation, as well as MID-WINTER In the 15th incident of violence year-old drug^st in hit store Sat ers "it is the British view that Ii- serve components, to take six YOU CAN IM o b ilh e a t The trouble, it was pointed out, pearls and iridescent sequins at 235 Center St. Interrupted Cruise on the Parkway was In the chimney, not yet com various examples of porcelain ' Both Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are here In five weeks, a white tele urday night. Washington. Jan. 28 IJP) —The Did .you ever have a hankering to iake your boat on a spin down the broad lanes of the Wilbur Cross months of active duty trstnlng. The from the Atheneum collections. around the sabrIna neckline, long vision newaca.ster w as, shot at (Contlnued on Page Nine). National- Guard Assn, la fighting pleted. The mason poked his head sleeves, Chantilly lacp bodice and graduates of Manchester High The car carrying two men was government, today fired an Infnr- Pa'rkwsy? On flrat glahile that ; Appears to be what happened to- this driver-leas craft. Actually TRUST Dresses by Worth of Paris, now to have thte oeder counterna»6i4 up from the Inside and then asked two apron panels. Her crown of Schqol in the class of 1655. last. AigtU-JH4,waa.'Aoi hit. phsety-ed leaykig-the-,acene sec mRtnm the’ TKWt.' w r tw! Iiy ftichaTct-JoneK. 120 Vermm St., Rockvine, .bwlw Imjiir from U»* mooflTtitii being shown in the Good\vin Par SPECIAL! No serious injuries were report onds after the lifeless bodv of er) on the rear of Jones’ car after It waa Involved in a 2-car collision Saturday near'the Rt. 6 before Its effective date,, April I. his boss to do the same. pearls and iridescent sequins was I u w « s,. , * . -ark m C* t I piinllciv nenounced PTMiaeru ct- lor in Morgan Memorial. Exhibi ed in the early morning blast cutoff. Police have not completed their Investlgatibn but damage was slight,to all vehicles, .land Guard spokesmen cbntend It would The boss did, but it wasn't un tion of white laces from many attached to a fingertip veil of im p : ; 3 » « Pla>ie Safe.. til several frantic minutes later ported n.vlon tulle. Her flowers SAVE-SAVE-SAVE. which damaged the home of Allen and sea. (Herald Photo by Pinto). be disastrous for Guard enlist countries in New Textile Gallery Robertson. 59-year-old hospital at ments, An Armed Services sub that he was able to relax. The adjacent to the Parlor. Both ex were white cascading rosea with a S ' , : . r h 'I S d X ': ’ .” ':' ' I « Alashan crash i boss had pushed his head and white orchid center. tendant. "Three persons were slight mstion Agency officer at Seoul, committee is scheduled to take up hibitions .will continue through 2 Track.Self Storing C.95 the matter next week. shoulder up too far in the chim The maid of honor and brides ly Injured by flying g l« ^ at rubbing alcohol at the fleeing made his criticism in Tokyo yester- Mobil February. ' Aluminum Window 1 ^ * feet from - killer. . F or Next West Three Talk. ney, and before he could Tie freed maids wore similar cranberry red service* Station, a few Anchorage, Alaska, Jan. 28 ,da.V. like Proposes Wilson said he thinks the Guard Sales Desk the______house. Three spent . bullets. , . two of i —An Air Force cargo plane carry- could have helped make the six Complete stock of postcards, waltz-lbngth gowns, made with red S Channel Triple He wss fired toda.v with this Kerosene velvet bodices and tulle skirts. Robertson said he, his wife and j which went through the left chest | ii.g 12 crew members and a soldier terse announcement by the U.S. In months reserve training program museum reproductions, and art- Tilt Self Storing daughter were asleep when the ex-1 of Rosenthal, were found behind | passenger oh emergency leave to a succesa by urging its enlistees to They also wore cranberry red ^ 7 9 5 formation Agency: • books at Museum Sales Desk. Aluminum Window plosion occurred. He said he knew the soda fountain but only two j Uie sUtes caught fire shortly after Officials Prefer Ike I _U.S. . ^ Aid-a States a HI on * voluntary Open through Saturday, 9-5 p.m. crowns with face veils. The maid "The public statement issued In of honor carried a cascading bou of no reason for the incident. 'cartridge casings leading to the I'takeoff from Elmendorf Air Force Tokyo by Chsries Edmundson is in 1-Caaq I g-| aldtod’hI & i ****'*' ptofftsm generally haa R. E. WANDELL Jalousie Door Bob Underwood of, station - ^|ice theory that the weappn Ba.s* hero last night and crash i f f U . J. X tJl 0 4 .'.IJIv Fv f .1 S not attractecL the number of. en- quet of whie roses and red fringed J»INE $ 5 9 - 0 0 * violation of agency personnel regu •INSTALLATIC Inrlndes Hardware WCOV-TV, apparent target in the : jammed after the third shot, landed on the ice-bound waters of liite.es hoped for. OPTIONAL lations. His resignation is. being re-; Wilson went on to say, “ It wras Building PHARMACY shooting Incident, said "1 wotild, Markings on the two casings in- Cook Inlet. quested and he is being recalled to Drop Charm Tactics Waahlngtoi, Jan. 28 yPi -Presl- PAY YOUR aasume this was connected w ith ; dicate the gun used might have None of the 13 aboard wa.s serl- . . . ,* sort of scandal during tht 664 Center St.— Tel. HH t-9814 ALUMINUM DOORS. AWNINGS, Wa.shlngton.” dent FJsenhower today'called on | Korean War. a dtaft dodging ' ' busl- Contractor the threatening -telephone calls.’ ' been any one of five foreign t o:isly injured. They were hoi-sted Agency officials said the regula- GENERAL 'CANOPIES AND JALOUSIES Two large caliber bullets hit his; makes. Powder burns on the cloth-! to safety ■within 10 minutes after Onngress "to act quickly" in pro ness. A boy ■ 17■■ to IS li coum enlist By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ‘•Three, or at least to produce a RMld«Rtial-CommtreId car as he was leaving his studios,^ Ing of the victim showed .the shots I the crash by two A ir Force resciie (Continued on Page Five) viding a 4-year. 21.300.00<^,0 AlIjMce In Trouble PRtM IUM Nights Plus P u ’U PHARMACY old new's director and police report- apart. * | from Elmendorf at 8:08 p.m. In a speciLl message. Eisenhower “Business Built On '■ "SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!” like to see President Elsenhower ! The western alliance built. asked that the measure "be enacted TEL. MI 8-5482 299 C. Cpnter St— 511 9-6066 ed. Henry Rosenthal told police he i • Alaska time) en route to Mc- Big Drifts Clog Customer Satisfaction" l Y B A N K .. Underwood said he had "tried to | obtained only a fleeting look at the : Chord Air - Force Base near return to .some old fashioned brass around the unity of the Big Three on its own meriu. uncomplicatedimpl Pull Insurance Coverage be-falr-Avtth white and Negro" in • bandit who ran out of the Congress ! Tacoma, Wash. A few minutes tacks negotiating tactics when rontinues to be in grave trouble. | py provisions dealing wllh-thecom-vtni Bulletins his news coverage but callers ac- -, St,, entrance of the flat-iron shaped ; later one engine caught fire and I he meets the leaders of Britain There is some fear that an allied | piei problems of IntegfOLlon.' T e l MI Rails, Roads in summit conference could do more.l By that means he sought to fore- Ne lafsnssHsn sbsst fssd iiMsicsI. fused him of slanting his reporting ; store but his description matches ' the pilot. Capt. Theodore Testy, j and France here in the spring. from the AP Wires After 5:00 P.M. against NcgTucs- He reported; in some details the one given by j attempted to return to the base I For that .conference, at least, harm than good imlr.ss it is pre stsli another such fight as thi one "about , two dozen” , threatening they would prefer that he use 14ss pared for with great care and in which last year's school aid bill I 82 BALDWIN ROAD CONNICTieUT MIDICgl M6VICI Colorado Area MANCHESTER. CONN.’^ calls since a Negro bus boycott be- (Continued oq Page Thirteen) (Continued on Pnge Twni of’ the perooniiity-and-charm ap-; e mdurted according to a w-eil coh- bogged down'. ! UNION ITNIT FOR TFATIMONT P.O. M X 161 • NIW HAVIN 1 gan. proach hv which he seeks lo bring aldered plan. At that tiibe the White Houae Miam i Beach, Fla., Jan. 28 ( A Alamoss, Colo., Jan. 28 (FV—. - Montgomery’s city buses .were a'omit a better understanding of British Prime Minister Harold i proposed "a 31.250,000.000, 6-year The AFL-CIO Rxrentlve Coua- MULTIPLE raclaily Integrated by federal Snowplow'B - both road and rail— different poinU of view without, Macmillan and French Premier plan. The House wpnt up to S1,6(M). cll toda.v ordered its 140 uiUeas court order Dec. 21 at the end of The F B I Story-^19 charged at full throttle today into trying necessarily to solve Any' G“ y Mollet are expected >o come 000.000 for four years. acCepte8 ''•m om continued use of the Dhahranjln hia State of the Union meaaage. dent of the Intematioaal Fur and ble. But even at the peak of Nazi Team No. 2 was under command of i for hauling only freight between **P : ‘ I-eatherworkers I'nloa. West Europe power in Europe, the O rm a n High 32-ye.r-old Edward Kerling. H i.! Alamosa and Durango. Colo. T h e, (CoHtinued on Page Nine) (Continued en Page Nine) (Command was secretlv - worried. companions were Herman Nep-1 main line of the road was not af-1 Marshal Tito of Yugo- URGF..S NFAV F U N )D A ID Ai- 1 lA ' . i- 1 A wpic xicrman i>eii-1 mam line oi me rcinu was noi j slavia. vs"* Air .Marohal O rm an (Joering and baiter, bailer. 32, Wemer Thiel, 35, and! fected by the w’eekend stoistorms; Hartford, Jan. 28 - Got. Fails on Sales, S.S. (?hief Heinrich Harold E. Stassen saya he .atUI RlMcoff said today the State De j among others, were complaining— j Herbert Haupt. 22. ! Freighr operattons w’ere halted (e^i^i^ Rej^ibiicans wwId have farrt velopment Conunlnaion Hosda $1 .0 0 S A L E ^ Vslhitterlv dSA A alkS aboutA hvAIAS A S failure6 a I 1aaa. a toJ aa establish^^12 a Sa i '* i last week when the storms hit, ; better last fsH if Christian A. Her- more money to help Conneetfent The Realtor forward* to the Board Secretary a lyi>ed copy of your lioting, giving all neo- Eiiratom Plans reliable agenU in the United! ^ beCn GOP vice preaidentfal Second Man Hunted conuniinitieo recover from th* MONDAY-TUESDAY, JAM. 28-29 esaary data together Milh « gloooy print of a picture of your proiierty— theao are corn, States.atate* ’ l".. work trains were dispatched up the candidate ..Pentagon stend*atend* ready 1955 floods. If $2,750,096 tex t Espionage agents . . . . V I Kerling and his men boarded a pass to clear the tracks. ilo tell Britain’s Defease Mteiater forthcoming to help pay for re- hined into one sheet, for easy reference and - within a matter of days aften you have Brussels, Belgium. Jan. 28 (F )- were being-jubmarine, and on the night .of The men stranded with the i Dunran Maadys about American Diplomats of six West European trapped singly and in groups ; Mi^y' M’ the roTdeV' In Slaying of Sisters de\'rlopment of damaged nee- LADIES' moln) 'guided miaslle arsenal. tions. the Goveraor said, the signed the contract, your listing is broadcast to over 19 Realtorg, plus salespeople. It nations admitted failure today of American counterespionage. Some- Two nights later, U-boat 202. - (Continaed ea Page Nine) New Haven Fire Chief Thomas their efforta to set up a common tiling had to be done, to replace the Innsbruck, left the submarine roromunllles Involved will he i s as simple as that. Collins says no one would have "confronted with the dlacouyag- market and a Joint atomic pro- these agenU, and also to Cripple base carrying Dasch and his team. burned...... to death...... in fire.... at four-..... , Chicago,______Jan. 28 (-F) An ln -*che^ W taverns and rundown hotels gram But they planned to push ; the American industrial giant by Each gfM p carried four watet- * • I T a i l i i r A < Mory ~brick iirbuildlng'Thuraday tenao search waa on todaytoday for for on the city’acity'i Infamous Skid Row ing prospect of permitting ttoeM DRESSES si> < 1 .0 0 ahead at future sessions. ' sabotage before it became' too proofed boxes containing high ex- /w -lr A O r C t ? A H I I I I A3? ^ e^iptoyea had been familiar with ’’FranlC' the man illiterate young —Weat Madison Street. , areas to return to (he old, de CTilef stumbling blocks w ere' great a threat, ploalves, TNT molded to-look hke «»oApe routes..Snow falls In down-' Bennie Bedwell told police accom- They < ^ v e the Atoters, Barbara, teriorated, obsolete pattens af I Deal wkh One of These Manchester MLS Realtofs-^ methods of integrating and flnanc-! The Nazis decided on a bold pieces of coal, fuses, detonators, i U n 1 J l O r fl e p O r l C C l , town Itos Angeiea for first time in panied him on a sex and drinking 15, and Patricia. 13. to Willow land use.” For Safe Fast Action Ing France's overseas territories; gamble: Agcnta who had primers' and ann aaaortment of ___ _ * I eight years. - orgy: which ended In the sla>1ng Springs and then ptpummeled them | MEm PANTS or LADIES’ SUCKS CON.V.VT RESIGNS and how to determine the tariff i lived in America, men who knew mechanical and cljemicat timing; w,.v,(nef/in Jan 28 «F) __T h e' Egypt eompleles seizures of 34 of the Grimes sisters. with the|r flsU ^^ause, the stat^ Washington. Jan. -28 wall that pool countries w ill joint- | the c.ountry and Its cuitoma well. devices." A l^ ^ F o r c e * r e ^ r t e d iv L ^ fa 7 e d \ ^ " r t ^ * ■ ''* ^ ^ ‘^ • ta *u r^ ^ Bedwell. 21-year-old Skid Row ment reUted. thf glrU rebelled Off Ismg Island ' 1 AAir ir Forcerorce reportedlyreporieoiy nas isneu m __,___ ...... v '_ i_____ .• (..• vi_vt nn aratnat more aev rolationa. President Eisenhower today ae> Bomlo Confer Alien Ckmpnf T. J. Crockntt Gcffitmi It set up against producU from ; would be trained In espionage and panics In retaliation for invasion o f ' drifter, was booked last night on agahiat more sex relations. Sixteen days after leaving Lor-1 • » attempt to teat Are a 1.500-mlle cepted with "deepest perseul re- 252 South St., Rockville 843 Main St. 244 Main St. School St. other areM. ! sabotage. Then they would by sllp- Sflez Canal JJbne ... Five-million murder charges after. Sheriff f h e girls disappeared the night lent., the Innsbruck surfaced off' »■•"*« halUaUc missile. The multi- grrt" .the reslgaattoa of Dr. TRemont 5-3495 511 9-4543 , M I 3-1577 M l 9-5781 I t had bwh hoped to have troa- i ped by submarines with enough dollar circular pavilion to bouec Joseph Lohman said, he signed a|of Dec^28 after ^iMvIng home to 2 ™ * 1 . 0 0 the beach near Amagansett, Lon g;t“ " projectile was said to have a man h e! see a movie of their Idol, singer; James B. Conant Sa i ties ready after a 3-day meeting | money arid sabotage supplies to United Htatce exhibits at World’s I ztatenient that ho'and ' “ '* ” to West (Bermaay. Walton W. Grant CIHferd Honsnn Wormn Howland here but ndR' a new target date has j last them’ for two years. „ Island. The U-boat moved slowly; crashed and burned, Fair at Brussels. knew only as "Frank" beat th e' Elvis Presley. Howard Ho«tl|ios through a heavy fog to a point Reporta o f the misflre came out Cause o f their deaths has not yet- 63 Enat Center 8t. . 101 Phelpa Rd. 459 Woodbrldgq St. been set- Feb. IS. That coincides; Phony Life Htortes Shops reopen and workers g o : te«nage girls and dumped them NO CUSTOM PRESSING A^nncy about 46) yards off-shore, and^ e n ' Saturday..hut the. Defense Depart-, back to Jobs tn Nicosia after week, „ude' and unconscious lit a snow- been established and may take as { HF..\RI.NG FOR CXMITEUUO 68 Ewrt' Center S t - ■ 5n 3-ISOS Hn 9-1107- M l 8-1^05 with the opening in Paris of meet- j . Eight men who knew America the motoni were, stilled. It waa zl- i ment refused to confirm or den)f Washington, Jan. 28 {Jtimm ALL GARMENTS Inga of the rhiefi of government; well entered the Nazi sabotage of violence and work stoppages bank. ' long an two weeks, as authorities' M I 3-1153 moat midnight on Friday, June 12. j them. ■Mmine tiim es and vital organa. Gambler Frank Costello of Near Atthnr A. K n o R o of the Organization of European i school at QuenU Lake. near Bqr- ersons living mused by lU feciteg betweeq This waa on the night of Jan. Bkwnrth Mittnn Seamen inflatl’d a rubber boat The ! However, several m i Tnrkiah and Greek Cyprtota. . • .jis.- the statement aald, when tem- Death by strangulation, physical. I'ork today waa graated a Saw A r NO EXTRA CHARGE 873 Slate51ai S t Economlc CooperaUon (OEBC). I lln. In April, 1942. ‘They were four saboteurs climbed in. > near the missile firin;ing range at Coliton W. HtttcMns 184 East Cent S t 586 Eaat Center St. New. U.S. 'Ambsssadior to Italjr! peratures in the (Thtcago area were punishment, yarten monoxide ga s' 'preme Court h m r i^ ea eoateHy ■ Jm 866 Mate S t M l 8-5446 8-8 Foreign miniatera of France, f taught In theory and in practice Patrick A lf Force Base on m 64261 M l 8-66Sr At about the same ttme. 31-year- James D. Zellerbach prmcata, ere-' below zero. The girls’ bodlea were or sexual abuse has been ruled out.; Uon he was givea aa iUegal sew* on 9-5188 West O^m any. Italy, the Nothar- how to use explosives, incendiaries. dld Seaman ij/c John CuUen was Florida's East Coast said they saw detonators and timing devices, dcnUatela Reene. | found Jan. 22 lying neari a culvert ' Alive te Snowbank teace sf five year* te prlsAR aa4 nnoi BfiTom vnnrnr i . » * . Belgium and Luxembourg leaving the Amaganeett Coast a bright flash Jn (he sky Friday 826,9M -fiae for federal hteaate . 42 Cennecttcut Blvd. - ModaHnn .Smilli ♦ ill fneet hers Feb. 4 to tertle un- 'They rehearsed phony life stteies Greece soon te Increase army by beside A lonely rosd .lii aubmlten However, an official of the, cor-; MAMCHESTER Knn OstrUiflky ■Guard irtation to make the mid evening. " oner's office says he.believes .they; teif evasioa. Ceslello hegfiw w y «» i l l MMdle Turanlke. EMt .. Eaat H artfo^ Obia. 517’ llar4lurd Bd. 848 Mate S t sdlvod toPtedems. Belgten Torsign ■6 an actor learns-hls lines fa f a night beach patrol. I|p was alone The A ir Force la'not known ever 6A66 ateea mea to meet NATO re Willow Bprini(r after a rain and JA 8-4584 M l 8-1488 m 1-1643 p)ay. These life Mories were dora'^ quests fey. a amingey defense line Uiaw ^melied snow in the area were alive when placed in. the teg the ■enteacs' test Naj^ Iqil; 50 8-5156 ItateSter PaulMenri SpMk said and unarmed and t5e fog sArirted to havA BucctMfuIIy fired, a Thor' he'aew aaya he shewM Fnoch Premier Guy Mollet has iriented wIUi faJse, birth nertifl- around him on the Ibnely stfetcH OF mUaile. - Intermediate range along . Albanian and Bulgarian Thhl beating,liii according to, Bcd- snowbank and that the,v froze- to- DRY CLEANING Elyo IVInr ArfterWIkin Stnniny Brqy iHrtted the prime mteiaters of all cates, draft deferment canfat soetel weAhon it hsa beep devc'ioning. fronttera.. . . Dteappanraaee « f 26- wcirz, accqunt. followed a 2-day death. binge during which he ahd the Yesterday ^ afteyhoonafternoon Bedwell 85 Taaner S t 116 wssfiaafi in. •ecurity cardsand auteHUffitlc -J8ut U»R A ^ j f reportedly bsa -s4d*MMMle «e-ed■ from Univer-Unlver- binge duriiw which he and the 9S WELLS STRE^-iM I 3-7254 M l 84978 tiriveni' Uceosea. i « Y '• * f r M------k ^------h cAmpua 10 4A yl4 h t% man ^ k tl}* , glrU on a ■ * n i ■ aai FHga Tktrtssa) SAME DAY SERVICE^FREE DELIVERY / Atfrtete 3U11 mystary. , rouid W teijnr yu> ptrUsA te %
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALO. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1987 P A G * TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. JANUARY 28,1967 P A G k T H R E K Pennlas /.were releMe6. ThoM Church Dedicates 13 on Plane Side three were Hated la-good eondiUon. American Legion Home; North T he. rescues operetlon was . car p.m. at^the home of Mts. Marion Gregory- and South Coventry Volunteer I In Alaskan Crash ried out in freexlng weather with C o v en try Firemen, 8 pjn„. respective flre- '1 )> Sbeinwold on Educational Wing Silk Towiy^ one helicopter hovering ,.«yisfhead *n» Koventry Kooka 4-H Club providing flood lights i^ ile the wtrt meet at 3:30 p.m. Friday at houiro.' (OsulUiMd from Page Om ) S to ry CHAPTER 19 hy Don Whitehead -the home of Mrs. Frederick C. Hot Lanrh Menas Many parishioners and friends other ferried th* m ea^o the hoe- The public echool’e hot lunch of center CoiMfrefational <1mrch ^N ot^ Quotes pltal. Rose. They will learn to prepare WATKINS lKMUt>-rP FLAY < Hnuth dealer attended the special service of but waa forced down only a couple hot cereal tor breakfaat. ^ menus for the week follow: .To WOT AIAVAT8 WWK Kelilier side Tulacrable dedication of the newly cosi- of mllea from the atrip on hit Marshal Titovs Proposed Visit Attend Ooaference morrow, frankfurt in roll, potato / By Alfred SMeweld NORTH structe;d educational wing yester final approach. Several membera of the Ameri chips, string beans, geletaln des •WEST ••Now w)i«t mtiUke did I m»ke sert;-Wednesday, meat loaf, mash-, Mr. Best day morning In Woodruff nail. Byl^ARLYOST A military spokMman said the Extended Forecast can Legion. Post and Auxiliary that time?'* aaked Mias Fuddle. A A « , The Rev. R. I|^usseil Peery, as Treachery on a Foggy Beach Coventry. Jan. 28 (SpeclaU—■ Store, Gorrja's Drivein. Royden’s, attended the Department of Con ed potato; diced beets, fruit; Thurs Fuiwal SsniM big craft came To rest on the ice day, pork pie with vegeUblea, ^ held up as k>nr as I could, but T K J I sociate minister, presided over the ^Hartford, Jan. 26 (JP)—Tempera- St. Jude Council, No. 4313, K of C, Mama Rita's, Nathan Hale Soda. necticut . Rehabilitation ' Confer It didn't help.” ceremony. Miss Elisabeth Anna about 20 yapds from shore. Shop. Tremblay’s Store, Coventry ence held all-day Saturday at Kll- celery sticks, appiesauee; Friday, Ormaiifi J. West, Direetor ♦ J » * lures in the next five daya, Tues haa voted to aupport the protest hard boiled eggs, hot vegetable •■It Uraa the hold-up that killed « Q J * 4 2 House, representing the fifth gen The Olobemaater, under opera Shoppe, or Mrs. Herbayt W, Love, tonci Post Home,' Southington. 142 Easlt CeRter St. you." Mr. Beat pointed out. "There WMT KA8T eration of a family which has be MBt addition to the staff ofwagertcy day through Saturday, will average made by Supreme Knight "Luke local fund drive chain Aniong those attending were Eu plate, corn bread, ice cream. Bread, m tehen 9-7196 tion of the Strategic Air Com near normal. Normal now at butter and milk are served with alt ai« times when it's wron* to hold AKJSIS *Q7 longed to. and been active in the. fkrren Howland Real Estate Adelaide Rd., president of the mand, was based at Bifts Air E. Hart on Dec. 19. expreeilng to The North Coventry ';^oopera' gene Rychling, Post service of T»>S T7<4t s ^ Insurance A^acy was Thomas Wllco Tool Co., has been elected a Bridgeport ia 30 and New Haven is President Dwight D. Elsenhower i live Nursery and ficer and state fund representa meals. service of O nter Church, cut the Force Base in El Pss^ Tuias. All 29. In the Hartford-Springfteld Mias Fuddle ptayed the, low d«SS BKldt? red ribbon acron the door leading Coniinran Jr. of 4 Green Rd. Prior to director of the Central Connactl- the crew members WM lUted as and Secretary of State John Fos parent-membera will meet'^^t .8 tive: Richard C. Snow. Mrs. Ralph OrandtMin Bom n ^ e from dummy at the first' A K t ♦ 7 J to the new wing. She was then joining the Howland Agency ear cut T^ool and Die Assh. for 1857, area the normal Is 26, and ranges ter Dullea strongest protest p.m. tomorrow In the baaei M. Burns, .Mra. Richard C. Snow, A grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John MaBchoater’s Oldest being from B ig n against an Invitation to MarahaU ■‘irt. trick, thus execu- BOOTH resented with the scissors! Hie lier this month. Conran was em Naktenis is a graduate of Duke The passengw was Pfc. Petsr from a daily high of 35 to a low of plassroom in the Second C< Mrs. Eugene Rychling-and Mrs. J. CJummlsk Sr., Victor John Hai with riiiest FBoUltlM tlnp the play Miss Fuddle ad used td keep as a momento ployed at Mori arty Bros, for six llniversity and pitched several StrawicK, Ft. Ric'hardson, Alaska, IT.'^It wilt turn colder Tliesday Tito of Yugoslavia to the United ', gatlonal Church. Mrs.. Jessie .Louis Steullet. ' nan, was born Jan. 24 to Mr.-and Off-Street PRrktaig known as the A 14 • I a yews as a reconditioner. A veteran j seasons with the Phiradelphla night and Wednesday lind aome- States. , Idirector of child guidance at the Mrs. Victor Ryan Hannan of Chula Establtohed 1874 of the occasion. who waq 6n emqrgency leave to The council has sent the follow Toitay'a Erente h o 1 d - up. To T A Q 1# Following the invocatlm by the of six and a half years of -service Athletics in the Amerlcsn Leogue Spokane, Wash. whatwarmar Friday. Preeipttatlon University of Connecticut, will Vista, Calif. Mrs. Hannan ia the "hold up" is to with the coast Guard m World',under the late Connie Mack. win average ehout one-haif inch ing telegram to President Biaen-; talk on "Children’s Creative TodSy's irotlvltles,'Include Cov former Joyce (?ummlak. The couple ♦ A ( t ‘ Rev. .Peery, Mrs. ^ o o k s K. The Air Forco' identiflefi' the hower; "We. officers and membera entry Players rehearsal, "My refuse to win a A A I t * S Johnstoh, director of raligious ed' kWsrr II, Conran is married and has other crew membera as melted, occurring he snow or rairt Activity.” has two other children, a son. trick that is of Two Manchester youths wh^ on Tuesday and again about Fri- of the Knights of Columbus of St. Meeting hostesse* will be Mra. Three Angela.’^ 7:30 p.m., Brook- Richard, and a daughter, Deborah. Bnuth West North Hast ucation, lead a litiuiy ot thanks Capt Hfury A^Bchwaebe, com- Jude Council, as an organisation moore Barn, Snake Hill Rd.; boys' fered to you; it 1 NT Pass a NT Pass giving and dedication. Horace Bto were in Washington, D. C.„ last' manidf der; Capt 'WBlIara Stapleton; fiey. A. G. Morse, Mrs. Robert Simmons, Tomorrow’s Activities Mlas Fuddle isn't always the Monday for the 43rd inauguntion of good Catholics and loyal Amer Mrs. Marcel Kniedler and Mra. basketball practice, 7 p.m., CoV' Pass Pass sell, chairman of the Board of of the president of the.,-United 1st Lt. James McNair; 1st Lt. Paul icans, collectively and individually John Schmidt. ’ entry Grammar School; Second Tomorrow's activities Include I; OpeaiaK lead—>A 4 Christian Education, and repre Magnant; M. Sgt. Henry Nlckell joined all our other councils and Congregational Church religious adult group Salk polio vaccine ___ won , the'first trick with senting the laymen of the chuich, States were George Trueman of Raymond Decker; T. Sgt. New Nursery Officers inoculation. 7 to 9 p.m., Coventry the queen of spades and returned 167 High St. and Donald 'Berner mllliona of other fellow citizens in New officers' of the South Cov' education c.ommltteer'7 p.m., and partnership hands, the correct play opened the door and ivaa the first Baymond L. Weat; 8. S ^ William a nationwide protest in opposi Sunday School staff, 8:15 p.m Grammar School: North Coventry a spade, forclnj: out dummy's ace. to formally enter the new building. of 11 Croat St. JB6th boys were Colwell; g. S ^ t Donley J. MUIw; entry Cooperative’ Nursery and parent-members Cooperative Nurs Fiddlin' !*<«« Fuddle had to try the club is to take the ace at once instead rewarded with the trip for. out tion, against any and all .^ans for Kindergarten parent-members fol both Church Community House; of holding up. A prayer of dedication and bene Airman .L C. Franklin Denntss Inviting Marshal Tito to our Happy Doers 4-H, 3 :16 p.m., with ery and Kindergarten, 8 p.m., fineasc. but West took the king; diction was. offered by the minis standing saMamanahip;.. .'Ronnie and Airman 2. C. Norris Cothron. low: Mra Kenneth Tedford. presi classroom in Second Congrega of Clubs, cleared the spades with Try’ taking the ace of spades at Sloans and his family, formerly Om. nadM 8al m sM shores. We strongly urge you. dent: Mrs. Richard G. Jodrj’, vice Ann Romano, hostess, at home the hrst trlrtc and see what hap- ter, the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson. The men were taken to the Him- Jells ASamt therefore, to comply fully to the Mrs. Jo.seph Romano; Rip and tional Church: St. Mary’s CYO, j Around his king and Jack, and then de- A tour of the new rooms was of Proctor Rd!, are now residing endorf Hospital for observation “Rock prssldant' Mrs ArnnId'E. Carlson church b8ll; Boy Scout; coi^Uct with h l* - la a t4 ^ . When you lose the dim In-Thmpa, Fla. “4 GIRLS les of inls vast portion of the secretary and Mrs, SlUch 4-H, 3f finesse, the spadelas are blocked. If taken by many of those present. and all ex c^ t Colwell, Miller 'and Pretty electorate and abandon all auch Julia DeLorge; Cub Scout Pack Troop 57, 7 p.m.. American Legion ! spade. The large, assembly room, provided IN TOWN” rlngton, treasurer. Home; Ti-oop 35. 7:.30 p.m., Pond' West leads ai low spsiI sde to his part' First issue of Cheney Tech Baby” plans which would allow Tito, foe Committee chairman follow: 65, Den 1, 5 p.m., with Mrs. Arthur Correct Play nef's queen, there is no way to get and furnished from memorial of human dignity, decency, and Hill School: Girl Scout Troop. 6:30 PLAYIN6 NERO beT«w Chatterj new monthly publication esceas 8i18 Mra. Fred Mohr, memberahip: Chesson; Den 4, 3:15 p.m., with p.m.. Church Community House; As Mr. Best pointed out. this was back for the r«at of the spadea. It gifts, has a beautiful altar, im by students at the Howell Cheney Uvity. privilege of entering this Mrs. George L Jacquemin; Den 7, not'tho time to hold up. When you Weat, inatead, lead# the king of praasive with simple dignity. country and the hospitality of the Mra. Charles Jedrzieawski, pur Merry Sewers 4-H, 3:30 p.m., with fire breaks out can also be have A-x opposite 10-x-x-x dn the Technical School, reached the desk chasing; Owen S. Trask, construc 4 p.m.. with Mrs. Malcolm E. C. Mrs. Ethel Cargo. apades to drop the queen, Planking this room, on each aide, this past week. Editor-in-chief ii W#4.. "Klsg sad 4 Qaecst" White House, symbol of freedom Devine: Boy Scout Troop 63, 8 will have a second stopper with his are claasrooms. several of which and democracy.’! (Signed) Re tion; Mrs. Raymond Stoner, pub be mighty foolish . . . espe r-v ■ ? Wayne Bolduc. The initial Chat Blch. WMaukth Tyrsae reweC licity; Mrs. Armand Martlneau, p.m., South St. School; Troop 65, Manchester Evening Herald ten of spades. Either way, the de are equipped for kindergarten use ter consisted of many interesting spectfully, Grand Knight Loreto F-At.- Many W «ar and the others primarily for the Sack galaaee.. Ossa SaSrews ways and means, and Mrs, Gwen 7 p.m., Pond Hill School; Girl Coventry correspondent, Mrs. < cially if your insurance cov tenders are out ot luck. highlights of students and their (Lawrence) MattaCchlone. S. Trask, program. Scout Troop 71. 7 p.m., Robertson Charles L. . Little, telephone You would be In trouble If West use of the upper junior depart activities at the school. . .Sever A detailed resolution waa adopt- School: Intermediate Troop 218, 7 had led from tC-Q-J-x-x. but then he ment “Halls Of ‘ eme for New York City. tv/o weeks on, American soil, the Asked about reporta of poasl- Yrith me to the atatlon." Warning that enemy agents had men had managed to .spend only Tel. Ml 3-6320 bond. Fkieit eldstic fob- bie casualties in the Thor launch formerly London A Lancashire In Tnee., Feb. 5th—1 Dny Only landed on Long Islan(l reached the rie. Two-woy stretdi. demnity Co., since 1930. Reichen Dasch said, "I'm not going with 6611.38 of the 6175.200 treasury. ing. the Defense Department said bach is now in charge of Fidelity Alee Guinness in FBI shortly before noon, almbst 12 24-Hc’'jf Service that "in the entire period covered ^^You’ll have to go," the youth re- hours after the landinth Director After military trials, Dasch re WELDON DRUG CO. by the teeU at Patrick Air Force and Surety Bond Underwriting.. “THE LADYKILLERS" Hoover ordered- the FBI into ac- ceived a 30-ycar sentence, Burj^r I - \ : II. . Stanley Hllinskl of 95 Glenwood life impriaonment and the other M l MAIN ST.—MI S-8821 base there have been no casual- The Biggest Treat Of All ^ t d m k ^"Now, lUten.” Dash groWleii. Uon. . J : V! I -vll ■: . -H Ues." St., one of Manchester’s best golf "How old are you? Do you have a But the next day. Dasch and six were executed. Das(di and ers, plans to participate^ in . the The New Films—N. Y. Herald Berger’s sentences were '’com ELECTRONICS father and mother? I don't want Biirger sat in Daach’a hotel room. "Tournament of Champlona" tour to kill you. You don't know what The hloqd-poundingL, exclt mient muted after the war ^and they FEATURED IN KEITH’S MIDWINTER FURNITURE SALE! ney early in February in S t Au were deported, to Germany,, ^ LABORATORIES ??lhls is all about. Why don’t wRs gone how,, "They knew they gustine, Fla. He plans to ipend forget it? Herd la some money. Go were hunted men. "Tiey v.-ere well (Tomorrow: The I'eriolsu Fight three or four weeks iir Weat Palm out and Ji»ve yourself a good aware that death was the usual South of the Border) Beach, Fla. Pratt k WbiInpir'Photo HAROLD IVERSEN 277 BROAD time.” ^ , penalty tor wartime espionage and "I don’t want the money,” Cul sabotage. Clever slogan of the John H. len said. Then" from out of the Old File# Pay Off Board of Directors of^ the First RADIO I i I t V I S I 0 N W ILROSE DRESS SHOP Lappen, Inc.. local insurance National Bank of Manchester and fog a roan ran- up and sa(d wime- Da-ach toltf Burger. "I’m going agency at 164 E. Center St... reads a member of the Board of Direc CksssH 8 New Isvra, Csaa. thlng In German. Dasch clapped to notify the FBI. I'm going to ORIGINAL 601 MAIN STREET — Ml 9-7786 like this: “Before Losses Happen. tors of the Credit Union National Ctaastl II Hartford, Coas. his hand over the man’s mouth Washington and tell them every- Insure with Lappen.". .Leonard Aaan. Iversen has ' 20 years of a s B s * l U R orisstlM . Maao. and snapped, “Shut up!’- Chassri M Mew Rrilala, Coaa. ■thing." Burger n< Ided. He had HUMMEL Rivard Agency. Inc., at 808 Main service with the East Hartford CIWBael >8 Waterlwry, Coaa. Cullen waa thoroughly alarmed had enough. St., includea this saying in their Aircraft Credit Union. . .Anoth Ckaaacl U Molyoko, M at*.. ■ I \ i i . i : \ now. He didn’t know how many . A few (lays later, the telephone rei^lar advertising copy, "Your er 20-yesT' veteran with the Credit nien were out there: in the tog or rtng in FBI headquarters. A man FIGURES Peace of Mind Is Our Business.” ■Union ia Mlaa Dorothy Horvath U:84 11) MKWS /// Af// f/ttt/// what they might do to him. He asked to apeak with Hoover. of 15 Westminster Rd., assistant 111) VAUANT LADY had no way to defend himself from ‘‘My real name is George John NOW IN STOCK to Treasurer Iversen. m -M l TIC TAR DOL'GR ' R gang attack. Multiple Listing Realtors tai (HI MID-DAY MOVIE II i: \ r Dasch. 1 have Jqst arrived from Manchester, all members ot the 11:18 I ai LOVR OP UFP, Burying the Boxea Germany vrith some important in- NStlonsI Association of- Real Four Manchester-men are mem (II) KIDDIE KARTOOMS Dsalri. grabbed CJullen by the bers of the Board of Directors of 11:14 < S) SEARCH FOR .TOMORROW arm an’ 8L, 1:M ( SI RHERIEF OP CHOCHiaB Dasch returned to his compan before dawn on June 17, about 875 Main St„ Jack Crockett of 244 Hof tw^oy lorbociM (IS) 7 O'CLOCK ReVoiIT • 2 miles south' of JaiksonviUe, ^ O A Q tC O A . Main S t, Howard Hastings of 101 haa. been asaignad-.to the position • SEPTIC TANKS (11) WEATHER ions. "It’s all right," he said. " I of development ongineer at Pratt On Toosfod Roll , .. I’ARAOE fixed everything.” ' Fla. They buried their boxes of, INNERSPRING MATTRESS Phelps Rdi. John Lappen of .164 E. iR sta llstlo B RRd R cpnlr l:tl (It) SPORTS DIGEST equipm>qit, caught a Iria into Cmter St.. James Rohan of 5l7 A Whitney's Aircraft Florida op- Preach fried potatoes, cole SpeeinHsts 1:1# (U> WEATHER Qulhkly the saboteurs burled the That Interpret The Hartford Rd., Madeline Smith of -eratlon/ Brown waa a project en slaw. Choice of fndge cake, geta- 1:11 (IS-M) lipuULAH EDWARDS. boxes of e MATINEE THEATER DIAL Ml 9-7111 ■ m ter to seive as its adverttalng In the Bahamas. IGatart 6t6 BROAD 8T. conoN 8tN (U) BOB CROSBY FELT (HI THBOUGR THE WINDOW TOLLAND TURNPIKE, TAtCOTTViLLE T EL Ml M 521 T i r t s t o n t ested._piay contact Mrs. Fred Hig S:U (,S) CARTOON 7:tt (11-84) NEWS ' (18) JILL CORY SHOW 8:44 ( ai'OARRY THOMAS SHOW gins.' , (Ml MOODS IN MUSIC —"Daaay Gar* Serial" HOURS: 8:00 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. FOAM 4'H Clul^Notes Located «> Oakland ( 81 BANDSTAND (IS4SI BURNS AMI ALLEN. $ 49.95 RUBBER More than one-third of the wom 4HM (IS) RRIORTER DAT IS O THIS IS VOUR LIFE S tra a t' xailmnd TnrnpUw (Sl-M) qUEEN FOB A DAY 184) a h y iw t u r r s n r s ir ■ i f f en W’orkitig in the United Statea (HI OJ?T W im LANCELOT —••Th* Jl The HUlstown Leathc,- Pounders, today are over 45. 4:U (U) BRCBET STORM HEAVY 4-H Riding Club brid lU semi 4:M (II) KDOF. OF NIGHT (U) DRAMA 19S7 d C o ifio in L VALUE! 4iU (tt-M) MODERN BOUNCES S;I4 ( 841) HOWARD BARLOIT OR. IHOTEL-GRAOEI monthly meeting at the club house 8l44 4 8) MICREV MOUSE^CXUB CRRSTRA qarrt: EWa iPERMA'LATORl 08) AMOR AND ANDY MbIMn, wrilk GIbkojd^ Cam* Two top quality names in TICKING at Jacobs Farm Thursday eve (IM THE FIRST SHOW prra, Mrl Opera Bt«rB „ one aenaatlonajly low priced INSULATORS (M) COMEDY TINE (1848) TALENT RCUUTS Hl-Vl ning. - Of) FEATURE MOVtK (8«l STANLEY mattress! The modern, lux ' It waa announced at thii meet fit) OUT WERT TW^TY-OK------INE cuatom quality Inneraprlng Mrs, Howard Jacobs had been ■Mi ( 4) RTAGK 8 (IS) U P K l i WORTH UVINO construction of famous GoM iaamed assisUnt leaders. CAVEY’S SHOP ■ (M) FJIRLV SHOW (Ul TV THEATER (SI) TWIUGRT THBATBB TELEVISION Bond! A aupreme combina The busincM '.citing consisted .4:16 (^) SPOBTRCOFB 4:84 I *1 LAWRBNCn WKI.K SHOW tion for healthful, comfort RIG PICTURE , (MAI) DECEMBER BRIDE able sleep and years of lasU of a diacuBslon on ways and means 4S lAST CENna iTaiiT S:M < 8) WEATHER (11-84) ROBERT MONTGOMERY to raise money fo - the club and 'i '9:41 < S> WORLD NEWS TODAY PRESENTS (Calar) "Clay SETS tag service. Pre-built. crush- Plaraa"' iv r proof border, 4 side handles. to map out an advertising cam- - (88) BOXINO paig to "aaalst the 4-H County; I4:4h (ISA8I STUDIO ONE AS LOW AS. All .standard aises. O IL T E I Fair to be held across from Brad-1 Good Nicbob —“D*a4 at Naaa” 14:84 ( 4). OALR RtORM SHOW S T E a c e iL ley Field sometime in August. M oH cbM tw rT I R t u . "Ofc 6aM $2.00 PERWF.EK Liberal Kteilh Terms! THE WEDDING SOW N SHOWN IS MADE OF CHANTILLY .Joyce Dutton, junior leader, (11) sriENCE PICTION TaEa- HNGS TER from Glastonbury, gave her report; (84) RTATE TBOOPKE "S^4A C E WITH NYLON TULLE. dOM ES IN SIZES 7 ♦« IS; 8 to 18 on the evaluation of individual' 'Anytim e... SUBUmNITE n O R E HOURS: Heltk’a. Manelleater, Open Thursday Evening* “ ••• i i ^ 8 . ' ? w ~ ” “ DISCOUNTS ra til 9, CkMied .Mondays. Keith's. Emit Hartford. Opea lMiUy achievement resulting from a aur- j (11) riNAI^DITION prise tour of inspecUan on Dec. 27.1 A CUP OF OUR HUBQUMTERS ,(U) RADOEJU. .From 19 AJM. Until 9jPA4., CIoim Batnntays At't, A Demonstration v/aa given by { U .14V*8:|£AS4*) witaTMEE ON ALL MODELS! two of the members, Gloria; DEUaOUS COFFEE Hits ( 8) WORLD'S RRST MOVTEir. *89 to »I893» Rtore rd6 Plant 99B Si«ad BL (Ill Mn,I.ION OOLLAl MO' March and Ruth Higgins, on th e ' GREWED TO (1*44) TONIOET___ _ various ports of a horqe and their I T E L Ml S - S m NEWS AND PEEVUEfi proper names.' Ruth's 'horse. Rax, FERFECTION waa used'll) the demonstration.loni ' Following the buaineaa meeting e i ih t' Si i'n titt rs* .^>Bltv^bzidt6mBid6.^mBid of honor «s well as the mother of the bride. refraahmehta ware served to cele For A Tasty Meal YisH Oor I- e W i^l^aeem iw dA U eveningiappointmenUh—Please phone Ml 9-6866 or brate t^e bifthdayy of two of the [ memben, GIoriasMarch and Peg-; 3 M A ^ N 1 . 317 M A ir i ST. FREE gy Jacobs. Cheerful Coffee Shop • /f , Any boy 'or girl from 9 to 911 i : EAST HARTFORD amis vnapaaoa^aliglble to ow joinjwao* tha aooa 4-H'Riding! w na a« PARKIhtCi' ipiub providing ha owns and■ ihan-j MIMUS CHANGD DAILY agai his o w a a o M Anyon* Iintw> 1| . --17--- 7-7- — - r r " - Y '■'f ^ ; y i t .V. i; ■ ..r • J"" ; ■ ■ \ ;; „ 1 .'. ^ 1 . i . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1957 > PAGE FIVE BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1967 PAGE FOUR . . _-______II. < li I I I make war as he sees flt...Oonatli * Rojdkville-V ernon U.S. Fires “Aide tutes a demand for Congress ta Reunion Planned W * e iv * SiyfC GraM SHrnipt 9 a, abdicate.'. .the duties and preroga Methodist Women IVcM) Haven Road Said Sure: , tives vested in it by the constitu W W O - iim ' By aa*8 of 1937A SHELL O IL F o r Blasting tion." r' Daily Itadio W a A V -4 1 * Plan Style Show S^ning Coi|sidered 30 Years' Attacking the handling of c v o a o - u w To Declare Profit for 1956 Ahierican aid to Korea, he aaid About 60 peraona are expected to m o o o -tm ■ ^ EM tera H bm w r o p —u i * A atyl* ahow, *ponaor*(l by th* that Korean farmers are being- attend the .class reunion, of 19S7A by BuildingInspeot;or Ike on Mideast charged "about 2% times the bf- WSCS of Uia South MethodUt Sadirday a't the llancheiter Coun flcial price" for $150 million, worth Hi* (ottowtn% pco*r*m •cbtd-jiiitt— Church. wriU Im held March 1 in (Coattnued from Page One) ■ WHAY -Ritlcn Band Report* Haven Railroad ''1* certain.to end try'Club a t 7 p.m. 'n I Rockville, Jan. 28 (Special)—'^78, OverbYook Dr., traveling >ast of U.S, supplied fertilizer. He. said ^^1^ iu* auw^*** **** r«oa MMte the high achool auditorium. achievements, in many Aelds—fl* Quests atrthls veunion of one of COMMERCIAL • the fertilizer is supposed to be sold the year showing a • profit for nancial, operational, and real ' . Iluil^ding Inspector Roland P. on Windsor Ave.. was about to tlons he violated are based on the gunggemeBts *iiO ^ *r* ■ut)}*ct. X* Joaeph Carman Of Coret Caat th* smalleat classes to graduate r a n g e and FU a OILS to the farmerji at a set price, with IBSd," the road’* Boaril-of Direc e*tats.-T-have been-outstanding and iOsher in an interview today said make a left turn when a truck agentpy's roiaston to "further and W URO -Sr R. Murtow - uala haa proriiiaed a variety of frohi the High School will be Prin- 24-HOUR OIL BURNER SERVIOE ANYW HEto operated by Leonard McDonald, the, Korean currency collected for cliMlct arttaouc aouc*. frro p -s tj^ It with Miuie tor* announced tbday. w* have th* greatest confldanc* in citka and Mr*. Ed son M. Bailey he considers zoning to be coming carry out" U.S. policy—and not to it put into a counterpart fund for swGcel Mrs, plw** er Wrilei clothea, and haa already inade him and the plans h* has for the BUDOrr • MONTHLY o CM>J5. 31, Blm wo^, skidded into him attempt to make it. WHAY—Polka Party ■everal ape^ial trip* to New- York This optimistic report was in and Mr. and Mr*. Rusaell Wright. 8(7 years'late to Rockville. reconstruction in Korea. CONNICTICUT M I0IC81 81IV ICI *'wHAY—Op«B H«t»« WCUC-Ooud tuvamaa Ueed MuaM Nepr Haven Railroad in 1957.” from tbe.oppoaite direction as Mc . ‘Personal Statepaent*- W O^-KtSU* lUvii* In anticipation of th* coming cluded in a itatement issued by the Wright la on the faculty at MHS. CHARLES J. M INI^CCI Donald applied the brakes. Edmundson said that a special 9«. iOX 1*1 • MW NAVM 1 WKNB—13d Svtet W 04B —Krentoe Srronado A Btaak dinner Is planned, and BROOKFIELD |UD., BOLTON—Yn He conipared it to the adoption Edmundson handed newsmen his im C-^Sis MUl»r WTTIC—Boaton Syaipbony •how. ’ BoardBoara in connectionconnecvion withwiu» •a denialuvum,; ' « A’ third vshicle, operated by committee of U.S. consultants had WDRO—Robort «). L*»i*,< of '■persistent and baseleas rumors" • I l g h l f o f ) l i S c e n e Tony O 'Brighfs orchestra will of* a building opde which "strictly personal statement" dur found that only 133 per cent of WDRO-OU hwh> ^POP—Dotocilr* Myitery Chairinan of th* committee ie i.Ronald Mason. 30, o f-17 Vernon ing a sto^ver at Tokyo. WPOP—W*« Work*. Mrs, George Ecabert. who haa that George Alpert. president,! O Q IW n prorid* music for danclilg. also 30 years' late,'- be said. The Ave.; traveling east, rammed into the collectioris had been paid into (:U- *1110010* Franey I* d ate pra»l- It charged* "profiteers,- grafters the fund. * ‘^XV-Op*n Hou,» WHAY-Polka Party had experience In putting on faah> wonid resign snd be succeeded by building regulations had Iain on the rear end of the Curtis vehicle. and politicians" abound the world Johnson A Littio wotx—Rtcprd R«>ua WtxV—tRwid klynun* Good Moat* ion show*. Other member* of P stiick B. McGinnis, former" presi Of Two-Car Crash dent, and T. J. Crockett, local real the table for IS months before No one was injured and no ar He said that most of his lime WRNV-l3vrnlM Saronada tor and ipember of the dasa, will are getting hold of U.S. aid funds. Plumbing and Hooting WKNB-P M- ^ IVTIC—Boaton Symphoay Orehaatra the committee hre: Mr*. Charles dent or other*. ^ ------their adoption March 15, 1MB.' rest made. Daunage was estimated in the foreign service had been WTtC—JW* Radio L«bo Deny Merger Pl*n»*d Bolton, J*n . 28 fSpecial)—No act as master of ceremonies. He objected to Investigations of with the inf^mqtion branch of the wdruA ^ WDRC—lMd> Arnold Straight, in charge of tlckeU; Usher waa appointed building'tn- at 8200 to each car. Patrolman State Department activity and WPOP—Wax Work* WPOP—DatacUva Myatary Mr*. Fred Edgar, narrator; Mr*. The director* al*o denied th stj injuries were reported Iw State The committee for the reunion CONSTIPATED? •pector the same day. He Iiad been> Forrest Hull and Supternumerary U.S. Foreign Economic Aid pro SAYS QAS HEAT ita»- followh: Marion Erickson Turner, bans on travel by U.S. newsmen to gram. He dalme*^R«crd B* # liam D. Stroud, model*; Mr*. Mar- took place her* at 1:85 p.m. yea New laxativR discovEry un*locks bowEl Usoks appointment. ! ' Public Sale ,' "I cannot conscientiously sup Best for a Llfctinw W’lOfB-P.M. ^ WDRC—Robert Q. tawia Un Klederling. Mr*. Richard Maine. terdsy. Betty Werner Walters. Constance Zoning han been considered by Lot 4; Mareland ^Acres, on the down in Washington, much of the WTIC—luW„ R4V»—BVW Radio Lana• WPOP—Vole* ol Flraatono DeUa Fera Brannlck, Nelspn Rich wMhout gag, Mont or grip* port a foreign polic.v whlchl believe hundreds of millions which he W DRO-^ *olby • l U - Reinohl and Mr*. .Charles Brahm. ‘There la not the slightest AutM driven by Fred Relchard - d ty official* since 1947. Zoning west aide of Lake S t, Verpon, will may lead us beyond the brink and WPOP—Tworki Work! WIlAY-^aaa Allay entertainment: and Mr*. Joseph chance that McGinnis can resume Jr„ 23, Jfledwodd Farm*. Lebanon, mond. John Smythe, Kenneth Oe- §rtfIn, capacity, plut CouonAm'tMrttck- regulations .submitted by Maynard be sold at public auction at 2 p.m. f I spend in underdeveloped countries, WTIC—Bnatoa SymbhoBy Orehaatra Censtipatiea is cawed by what doc- _I_ V4IH«^IVgCan mJfBw«9eM^ ii 90m w— into atomic war," Edmundson said. is wasted by being channeled WDRC—Robert Q. I.awla Swensson, publicity. his relstlon* with the New Haven and Marjorie Woodcock. 82, 131 trinaky and T. J . Crockett. silmutolint bulk. So cSccUye k n - O. Saunders, profesaional planning Wednesday on the premtees. The toa call a "thrifty'* cokm that, hnteid He added he was prepared to re through speculators, profiteers, ‘ f e j ^ ' s s a i wrpOP—Vole* ol PIraatoa* Railroad." the Director* wild. , Summit St., Manchester, collided of rctaiaiag moiitaT* m H should, lievei even chronic constjpstien over > consultant, and the Planning Com- property Includes . a live-room, K W Jjm f S QBASH night, CoLONxm h yet so soiootji. so sign if his bosgea objected to his grafters snd politicians while es Alpert ha* "achieved a.virtual ' on South Road., . do** th* oppwii*: rob* the colon of 'mission, last Monday are now be ranch-style, 75-per cent completed views. w|niV4Wiu'fl^ W IUY—Night Watch yntracle In restoring the New Officials at the State Police gende it has proved safe «ven for house.' sential agriculture and Induatry t ;,v WrnC—Talaphon* Hour Elks Unit lo Hold Woodbridge. Jaii, 28 (P)—Qladl* so much moisture ihet it* content* ing studied by the C!ity Council, , . , Herald Photo bv OfUrs A foreign newsman In Detroit WVRC-World Tonight Haven as a valuable property" dur- barracks In Colchester said Relch Cooper, 40. Watarbury, tUbd Jn- become dehymeted, *o dry thet ttey women in critical stegc* Of pregaency. building inspector and auperln- The sale was ordered a* the re- suffer." .}■ WPOP—Modara Bound* Sepertor te oM alyte bulk, sdt or drag suit of foreclosure action brought Dancers, at the Polio Bari Saturday istopped to applaud the color- and St. Louis, Edmundson has been On American atomic, bases, Ed- 1—HdBBid Rodoo Ing hi* year as president, they said. ard waa warned for—failure to stantly of a broken . n ^ when hU block the bowd; so shrunken thst 'tendent of streets, ful druniinlng of Walter Leonard.-a featured artist with Ixui Gag an American information official Meetingo Friday -■ they fail to excite or ttimulite the laxatives. Colomaio neither gags, recently in Tolland County Court miinbson said: 4^.- WC RtTlaw * ‘WHAY—Night watch The^ ~Directors rs said Uist Alpert grant half of th* highway. The car veeyed off the Litchfield turn • If these regulations are adopted, non's band, when I>onard soloed during the orchestra’s arrangement Bine* 1949. WTUJ—Taleidion* Hour has made It "sbundsntly clear" miahap took place' in a sharp pike her* V««t*rd|V and gthfck a urge lo purge that propel* snd expeb bloiu nor gripes; won't iaterferg with decisions now left solely to the of Common. Pleas by Casey Corp. "Neither President Eisenhower Radio iroRC-VWorld Tonight Benefit Ball of "In th* Mood;’ In a preface to his statement, nor any other American Would WDRO-Nerra R e ^ « r The local committee of the Elk* that he wil* continue as president curve aa th* Woodcock automobile telephone pole. ^ ' waste from your body. absorption of vitemiat ead Other valu bdilding inspector will be shared against Nathan Gatter and other* WPOP—xodem Sound* able food Bunients; in cliniw lest*, connected with Moreland Acre* Edmund.sori'aaid'-that "If this exer think of letting atbmic bases be w ro P —Bob ahd Ray ■i National Foundation will meet "There has been ho discussion or took the bend too aharply, police Te regdn normal rsgelerMy. the dry. by a zoninfT board and a zoning cise of free speech is deemed a 2 , Night Watch did nor cause rash or other rtscteiis. planted in cloro proximity to us. ■:lh- WHAY Friday at 7:30 at the Elks Home. even a possibility of a merger with said. shrunken, constipating content* of b (^ d of appeals, Usher said. development. Attracts 500 WTIC-;—Claaiical Mualr your colon which now block your It'e « phyililii lfel feeti Exercise tones New Arrivals breach of discipline. I am prepared We have no moral or inherent in WDRCC -^ usa Naughton George English, past exalted ruler, the Boston A Maine,” the Directors ''^ ' Alao, such decisions'will have a to accept a request for my resigna ?g«:ssssirii?u«.. WPOPP—Itodam Sound* FATAL CAB CRASH bowel must be semoistened. Second, your bodyl And COlonajp.exercises Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lexzewoaki, ternational right to plant them, said. '' stronger backing,. he added. Some 500 persons attended the tion from the U.S. Foreign Service thousands of miles from our (I will preside. Regarding the, former; Head of Hartford. Jan. 28 'l4>) — Frank bulk mwt be brought to your colon your colon to too* H *g*iBU coaatips- River St„ arb the parent* of a Integra tion Leader WHAY—Night Watch PRESCRIPTIONS to *-T-*-l-T-C-H STISlUiaTB' it tO tion, overnight! Get CouwAm, in ■ The building inspector, without daughter born Saturday at John Polio Ball Saturday at ‘ the , staff. shores, under the noses of other WPOP—NaWa,, W n c —ClaisICal Muyie Manchester L-ltBli ■Radiol WnC-i^Robart McCormick Railroad. There is no connection persons were hurt but nonO srit- PMUsiw CotoNam's gre*t motsmrif ■t lees thaa 2c per isbteL . are the parents of a'son bom yes The scene contrasted aharply i ican newsmen go to Red China at W D R C -^ tColhy WDRC—Ruaa Naughttw bcrihlp. .than two parcels of land. terday St Rockville City ^ospital. John McKnight, public affairs offi the invitation of the Peiping re -Johnson G Little WPOP—N'awa WPOP—Modem Sound* ' The Grand Dodge charitable whatsoever between Mr. McGinnis Icaliy. Construction on three or more with that In recent years when Fhiinbing and Heating snd any member of the board of Church Receive* B<^ue«t more than 1,000- attended. J (Coqtinned from Page One) "I was afraid but You gave me cer for the American embassy at gime. Edmundson speculated that WHAY—Swtn* ^ » y __ **WHAY—Night Watch i/ork* revolve aroimd the Founda parcels of land is subject to sub Union Congregational Church a vision In the kitchen of ' my Seoul and U.S. information chief "The State. Department fears that the New Haven.” Alexander Girelll, general chair INSTALLER OF El*;- W’cee—Record R ir i^ WTIC—Thl* World of Mutle tion, called the "Heart of Elk- division' regulations snd must be has announced a bequest from the pro-integration ministers were house and I am thankful for it." in Korea. Edmundson called them news correspondents might reveal WKNB—Today to WORC—Rua* N at^ton dom.” .Fimda have been used for George Alpert haa mad* it a^roved by the planning com man of the affair, estimated to AMERICAN STANDARD WTIC—lUlU Radio Laao WPOP—Modem Sound* Bbundantlv clear that he will con late Mrs. Anna Btlson of 10,371, day that the net proceeds from bombed. No Injuries reported and " I f I had to die tomorrow morn- "conseientious officials" and added operations of the Central Intelli WDRC-Cal Kolby flood relief 1812.000) for stricken mission. ~ half the residue of the estate. ' that the "faults are higher up." gence Agency (CIA) -or other'in EQUIPMENT tinue as head of the New Haven the Ball, one of Manchester's ma police said they had no suspects, ing I wo\ild die happy because I've PHONE MI 8-5878 WPOP—L*a Paul and Mary Ford **WHAY—Nlrtt Watek Elk.*, snd student scholarship However, building on one or Income from the endowment, Gov. James E. Folsom offered a been to the mounUin top and I ’ve Edmundson said the Eisenhower telligence personnel active thei'e." WTIC—Night Ufa sward* (830.000 divided evenly and fulflll all of the obligations he ■ two lots can be contrary to the jor abcial events, would amount to • t! WDRC—Ruaa Naughton which will be known aa the Anna somewhat more than 81.000. $2,000 reward for Information ^ seen the promised land, and it's Middle East doctrine “may lead tu WPOP—Modem Sounds between the boy* and girls divi assumed. best, interests of the, city, as shown Install A Clean, Quiet, lr§oe^^Soo7 Byttotag Good Huate Achieve* ‘Virtual Miracle* and Albert Bilson Fund, will be In He said it is impossible to ar leading to arrest and conviction of going to be her* in Montgomery" beyond the brink snd into atomic Recent excavations reveal that WKNB—Eveateg Sertnad* sions). by the proposed construction of 23 vested by the church business com the bombers. ' with segregation ended, he sermon- war,” He- added that the Presi the cjty of Arzawas, Turkey, had Efficient WHAY—Night Watch "Alpert ha*. In our opinion, garden apartments on E. Main St. rive at a more exact figure until WdS c^ ^ Raportar WTlC-Nlght Ufa achieved a virtual miracle In re- mittee for general needs. all bills have been received. Aftpr yesterday's bombing I the i ized. dent's "call for a blank check to central heating 3,000 years ago. WPOP—Nawa WDRC—Rum Naughton CBASH ^ 1 X 8 TOT, 8 City counctlmen had considered Mrs. Bilson was a merriber of the OP—Modem Smmdt atoring the New Haven aa a valu Continuous mOsic for dancing Montgomery City Commission also j "Let .us not get our guns be- Norwalk. Jai)jv 28 ( ^ - Three- ' putting a road through that land church ahd active in Its Friendly posted a 82.000 reward. Mayor W. cause that will not solve the prob- A aUESICAN u S ?* able property in the year he -has • as a way of easing the sewer situ from 9 ta 1 waa provided by Lou WHAW-N-.piece intermission group. 1 WPOP—Naar* the Merritt parkway here during Usher said he delayed issuing a Rockville City Hospital. Decorations When a smaller bomb went off ;H« ufRed them to ‘‘''emaln calm.” a anowstorm and hit a trM. Four ic situation when he assumed office ptrmit for the garden apartments **WWiT—Night Watch on January 20, 1056, and faced Events Tonight The Armory walls were draped Jah. 10 at the. home of the Rev. I But anger was rtsible on Negro othM* occupants of the car, Includ . as long as he dared, but following The Good Will Club of St. Johii'a .tvitli pink, blue and green bunting. Robert” Graetz, ...... Policq white minister of Chief G. J. Rup- WOQi>^^^od"£fetolW^ Mua!*! N*u^«> ing her mother and two idater*, with the enormous handicap of a a 1952 ruling by the SupreMe penthal said one Negro was "tr y deflcit of 83.628,366 In th* .critical Episcopal Church will meet at 8 A , false ceiling was hung of the a Negro congregation,-an ll-*tlck iBcruee WKNB.-%vemftg S ar^ d * ____ JtWern •ounds were admitted to Norwalk ho»pl* Court he must Issue a permit with p.m. at the home of' Mr*. Arthur same color bunting. A silver fence dynamite bomb failed to go off. ing to incite a rio t" and accusing WjK|?lQ6t* Oto* aub tal for treatment. One slater, months of January, February and in a reasonable* length of time if police of not trying to aolyZ the DRi *^wfeY—Symplieey •" *5* ***«'“ Satryb, Elizabeth St. Miss Gert;* surrounded the dance floort ap Asst. State Toxicologist Vann V. Allan wnc-«iartlght B*ren*da Enid Garcia, 18, was still In criU- March of 1956. George Alpert has • the proposed construction con bombings or shootings. WPO WDRC-Ruaa Nmiiaiton worked hard and effectively to im- rude Fuller will give a book rt^ proached through a marquse. Puritt Jr., who took apart the bomb ft cai condition. form* to the building code. About I4P persona • served as at King's home, said the two were The Negro waa b^ked for dis WHAY WPOP—Medem Bound* view. orderly conduct at cHv Jail as W ^ ayaBhia Good Muale Usher said in this situation he had The Commission oh Memberajilp patrons and patronesses for the "simlllar.” W,viaai—c- ening Sarenad* tti*!r:_ Which no legal grounds for refusing to Vurlie Wilkins. 28. "H e and an W TIC— Tbre* S W aistnaistm .« geHmad* and Evangelism of Rockville Meth King said he ,and his family are WDRO-DowalTTboBiaa Issue a permit. In ..additions to proflt from the “very seldom there at night" since other Negro, Samuel Wallace. 28. Christian Science odist Church will 'meet at 7:30 jailed on the same charge, were WPOP—Maet th* Arilat Under the zoning code,. Usher ex p.m. at the home 6t Mr. and Mrto sale of tlckeU, junior Chamber of earlier attacks on the floodlit It plained, an applicant for a build bonded out at $100 each. > cfiaiidaifd WHAT-Saranade Floyd Hastings, 41 Reed St. Commerce will contribute money white bungalow. CHEVROLET ing permit which does not con- ^o -GW March—of—Dimes earned - He told hia-B apOst congregatiop: LMtnror: MARY WELLINGTON GALE, C.S.I. Union Congregational Chuceb CONQUER ICE J.AM -r-Hot Water-or Steai , form to the zoning reg:ilations business committee will meet at 7 f romf the sale of mixers and ice and that Negroes must stick to a policy SAN FRANCISKY), CALIFORNIA Weddings TRUCK SPECIALIST must seek relief from the Zoning of nonviolence, he has advocated . East Haddam, Jan. 24 (41—The Boiler For The Ultimate *n>RC—A j^ and Andy p.m. at the church. irora coat checking. worst ice Jam «In 20 years waa WPOP—raion ■Lieirta board. ■ Pfc. Douglas A. Wls.se of Deeney Both those concessions were since the boycott began. Member of the Board of. Lectureship of The -Mother Church, In Home Heating llU — ★ ★ ★ ' If the zoning board refuses the managed by a grqup of boys who overcome Saturday by three ■J WHAY—Scranada Dr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A.. "0 :ir oppressors control the rugged tugs that wouldn't give up. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts. Lorinf-Shaw application, an appeal can be made Wisse, and husband of Constance donated their time. police, the National Guard even, J WTO^KveniM M ^ G Pick-ups G Panels They Jreed two barges and two WXnB—Allan Broam Mr. and Mr*. Quincy A. Shaw ! to the zoning board of appeals. Another source of revenue was and if they send the federal gov WnC—Muaic . ^ . Wlsse, has arrived at Fort Dtx, tankers from Connecticut River Subjoet: "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: Its Answor to Jr* of BrookUnGv Mm r.v announce G Tanks Should the board of appeals sus N. J. He has been assigned to Com the sale of pizzas by Vic's Soda ernment In here that will be white WDRO—Amoa and Andy the marrtagG of their daughter,, Shop, will; a' portion of proflU go ice that waa 15 feet thick In some WPOP—Ed. P. Morgan tain the decision of the zoning pany Q of the First Regiment of folks, too." King said tn his Sunday places. . Man's NggcI in Hit MomiC Ag*" Alexandra Q^ilncy- Shaw, to Lt. board, the applicant can appeal to ing to th* March of Dimes. * ' Training, •armon. WOO^Evanin* Mtule . j the Court of Common Pleas and Center for e l^ t wbeks of basic City authorities haVe ,reftiaed CRASH INJURIES FATAL TUESDAY Church Edifice WK|n—Evenins Saranada.. on Saturday in All SalnU' Clrapel. tfi I G Tractors from there the Supreme Court. training. outside help to curb violence. Derby, Jan. 28 (4*i — Edward WTIC-Naw* . , ., Naanau. B^am aa. Th* marriage o f January 29, 1957 129 Lafayette Street WDRC—Alitoa and Andy ceremony waa performed by the The adaption zoning regula Prlo* to entering the Army, Pfc. Special Program F B I agent Fred Hallford of Mo Ruot, 58, Milton Rd., Litchfield, tnw p—Gabriel Haettar Rt. Rev. Spence Burton, 8.S.J.B:.. G Cab and Chassis tions may m4an more Fork for the Wlsse atterWed Manchester H l^ bile said "the available facts" of who was Injured in an automobile 8:15 P. M. Hartford, Conn. the Lord Bishop of Naasau. G building Inspector In some ways, he School and the University of Con-, Planned by PTA yesterday’s bombing were sent to accident in Seymour Jan. 22, died 1 Remove thl's advt. aad attach TdcTld6fi Prom iM Mra. Loring is the granddaugh GBody Change-over . ® said, but on the whole he antici necticut. He formerly was employ the Justice department "to detei- today at Griffin Hospital. It to your existing boiler for pate* lest work and relief iq re- ed by IBM in Hartford. . SECOND CHURCH OP CHRIST. SCIENTIST , J d a P w e T w o ter of Mr*. Austin Cheney of Man “Hobbies, Art and Music" will mlne if there is any federal Juris Ruot suffered a fractured skull quick reference. chester. and the late -Mr. Cheney, Trades Welcome ? ■ponsibiOty. Mrs. Jennie Prentiss diction." So far federal agents and a laceration of the right ear HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ARC Dtaaster Plan be features of the program of ^he Prompt, Courteous Quotation^ and of Quincy A. Shaw of Boston, Mrs. Jennie Prentiss. J4. of 12 Buckland PTA'tomorrow at 8 p.m. have not been publlcally Involved when his car left the road and and the late M ra Shaw. Sha was > disaster plan la being prepared Grove St., widow of Jame.s Pren in the Buckland School assembly In Investigations ot the Montgom struck a cable fence. ' GENERAL • graduated from Wlnsor School in Carter it by the local chapter of American tiss, died Saturday after a long ill hall, following a brief business ery violence, W o n in 1958, and, attended CiMvrelct Co., Int. Red Cross, Mrs. Elizabeth Spur ness. meeting. Speaking of Negro fear. King TV SERVICE I Smith Collegs during 'thl* last ring, executive secretary, haa an- Born in'Otis. Mass,, she was the Principal William F. Freeman said in his sermon that he had been * yeu*. 1229 MAIN ST. r nounced. daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth of the school will exhibit examples; "scared to death" by threats when Lt. Losing is th* son of Mrs. TO M ' DUFF Atty, Robert F. Kaban has been m s MANCHESTER Lake Ellis. of creative art. and Mrs. Glenda the bpycott began. But one sleepr H Igits Pina Parts Richard T, Loring of Duxbury. nsnin4 disaster chairman, and will She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Singiser,' musi'c teacher of the leas night' In January 1956, when XBU Ml 8-5«S>, 'Mass., and the late Rt. Rev. Rich- be assist^ by Mr*. E. Fenton Hazel Kelley, Ellington f two «on.s, Manchester School Department, ")»tionaHty-lo^t me . . . almost out sixd T. L o r W bishop of Spring- Burke- Elmer. Tolland, and Mlltqn Ptan- wilt lead in' 2;rbup aihging.' of nowhere I-heard a'voice” saying Said. U* ItOto fraadson of th* Tha plan will specify reporting tlss, Hamden ('•‘three brothers; a A social period will follow, with not to be afraid in leading the late Rev. aad Mrs. Smith Owen s t a t e s for various group'* ahd will sister; 17 grahachildreh and three YOU SAVE MORE FANTASTIC LOW PRICE! refreshmenU served by third movement. Dexter of Ooncord. Maa*.. knd of provide for setting in motion the great-grandchildren. grade room mothers. In prayer th* minister added. LARGE SCREEN RCA the late Rev. and Mni. Richard T. necessary machinery. The Red The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Loring Of Newton:^!*,- Mass. CroM and Civil Defense have offi tomorrow at the Burke Funeral 1 CBbr TV $525 and mp ‘L t Loriag Whs grtt^aUid from lA R LO H rS cial agreement* on methods of co Home. The Rev. Edwin A. Brooks, ! Kent 'School. Kent. Cona, and TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ! operation In a disaster situation. pastor of Rockylllf Baptist I TELEVISION from Harvard College m the class Church.' will ofllciate. Burial will TUESDAYS of 1954. H e is at present serviBg Intoxlrstlnn Charges laaa TsBaai Tpiu Rwklaaa Two separate arrests on be in Grove. Hill Cemetery. : a t th* Navy Baa* in Key Weat,* Friends may call at the fun*'Si T tf. M l ------Fla. Chargee of intoxication were made by Rockville— police ' Saturday -home from 7 to 9 p.m. today. Famous RCA Victor Features! Leon Crochez v ' night. Emeet H. Sh’erett, 18, 22 Doane Leon Crochez. 71. Kelly Rd., 'Ver St.. Mancheat'er. wa* arrested by non, died yesterday at Rockville a l l ie d t v s e r v ic e ARE YOU WORRIED? Patrolmen BMwin Carlton and City Hospital. at BURTON'S tUBCBBSTEB Madaase -Vaagha • ■lg»$p#ak«r BqlanOMl Fid«1lHy Clinton Anderson following a com ^ r n in Calais. France, ^e waa BcGdcr and Advlaar. plaint from , the PAC Club that a the son of the late Eugene and Al $ i 5 a ' % S 7 L r Ow All Affairs Of Ufe Sevml towel, dikpeneer had been pulled vina Duquenoy Oroches. Haoni It sja. t* S pm Dally off the wall. He was scheduled He leavea a niece. Mrs. Lucy BU 9-0089—9 ajB. to 9 pjR. ^...•SO tP'SO iO Denyxe, Flemington. N. J. While They Last! While They Last! ■•■aliee.ef PseSary PHONE CH 8-87S5 for jcourt appearance today. 289 Praakltai Ave.. Hartford: TAKi U9 70 20 MONTHlfO • Sharp, "Livinp Imoga*' Pictvra James B. McG“'Yan, 35, Hart Funeral arrangements, in charge t/rttiT.u*a*-*Mw. Mn «*«• ford, waa arrested by Patrolman of Burke Funeral' Home, are in PAMOUS MAKER Prom b u r Own Stock damt. Ov,Ov* Ikt Mcntw, IwttMectfeayw- VinoOTt .piBenedetto, who found . complete. MU eotr ten MMMtt »> »•* nrtewin, ARNEL TRICOT WOOLS > CORDUROYS - VELVETS cnM It by nerantnl. (>*<> *■* *•( IM tnk. • **HiGh-Sharp«iM «K iaiiiiiii»*totoe>e pany him ^ police tofadquartera. Herald's RockvUle Bureau, 7 W, ’iV.' SLIPS SKIRTS • RCA Sffvaroma Aluiiiliilzaci \ - M io u g t A m o « B t 9 l i * M * n i * i 'Mala ..{it,' telephone ..TKesnont o l lO A f i 1 2 M O I S M O . MHO. DiBeh« ^ iclM had to be, towed 8 0 ,"'waa found dead yesterday in •way following a coriislon Satur the'' b ed ^ n i' of. bis Brooklyn-, TUESDAY ONLY. Roguioriy to S3.W I fUESDAY ONLY. Rtguloriy to S8;ff day o n ‘Windsof Ave. in front of apartment. / I k 983 Maih Sl.^* 2nd H. • MANCHESTHt • Pheae: MHdwR 8-41*8 Hartmann'* Market . Stein, a widower, was'*a^ retired I Opan Mn.. Tyn-. WtJw *>■'. » » to 5M « fWWtr *J0 to * » Ch— d HOmda, Police aaid. Dr. Alton CurUa, ireal estate operator. A J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. A It's now oOftsolo TV at the lowest price in RCA While They Last! Whih They Last! 10AH8 M*G8 TO G88IG8BT8 Gi Att ll*a«8T 80W 8 ■ OPEN DAILY a AM. to 8 PM.' I ■ CiCLUDlNO SATTEDAT ■ Victor history. Enjoy sharp, dear pictures on a HIGH QUALITY InvMt In OfF-Soosoii Sovings WHITE COnON, GIRLS' big 261 square* inch screen. Hear room-filiing' Bolonced FidelHy Sound. Choose from three THEY'RE MADE IN MANCHESTER! BLOUSES RAINCOATS rich finishes. Come in today— Peter Pan collars. Rugged vinylite Regular pointed. with matching hats. $ UP the offer is limited. $ .19 (:oliar8. Four colors. -<* TO Novelty collars. Sizes 3-6 'and 7-14. \W rsc!\ Lightweiuht Sizes 30-36. 1 Pull Sized Hoover TUESDAY ONLY. Roguioriy to $3.f9 I TUESDAY ONLY. RoguloHy to S 3 .^ yearly on heating costs ilCTAL SLAT it B e e t e ' TR AVtR$-E as it Sweepa — it now at as K CleariG Wohile They Last! While They Last! When you celi Mitchell 3*4865 our representatiye will call lo V s ’ and demonstrate thd-lebulcnn KVseh Verfical^dt •Blind. He TODDLER BOYS’ - 3 PIECE PAMOUS MAKER GaUtm* will show )Q>u how iffravertes ( I j, how slats flit for light and air (21, or close,tig^ly -for privepy (3,J. .He wjil taka maas* SHIRT and SLACH SET ■liOfUDOT OP STAXOAEO OIL CO, OF NEW dEKSEY uremants; quote you «n insthllathprica. the blinds jwill ba SUITS '24 HOUR lURNER SERVICE custom-made -right in ouc. Manchester plant. Why not own these ftnost*q{*a1l*blirtdi . 88* giUloa* er arare the,day haler* yea «*aat deBv* drH«r St Uaae 4f.delivery.- jnu■ A M '' I M 4 M R OIL COMPANY
V > .V \ k A - f . IPA6E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mi^CHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1967 ■MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHESTER, CQNN., MONDAY, JANUARY 28,’1967 • '0 PAGE S E V ^ ■ - ■ 0 JHanrl^RatRr Power" And Friendship tha Rainbow Club on Friday night south; Mrs.. Harry Goodwin Jr., Inoculations ia from 20 to 45 but A Tbought for FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD Bolton from 8:30 to 12:80. Tony O’Bright east, and Mrs. Atuart ReopeU, west. rsons over that age group will What a rellaf it would bs If we Droodle* will fumiah -muiic for dancing, Volunteers will -be welcome In the About 600 Coventry Adults K taken If those persons make By ROUBB rBlCR Skjkvatch Schedule north, ‘east and south sections. Eoettittg IferaUi found ourselves suddenly able to R I9. PURPOSES PTA Committee to Meet known their desire. AE IIm fop liBM P tn U tB E D W THE drop our role as big military .ThePTA Executive .Committee They are not expected to make m e» l i y T IwtHnTKO CO.. INC, Board of Tax Review to Hold will meet at 8 tonight at the achoed. more than 10 calla each. To Get Salk Polio Vaccine There will be a nominal. iharge "W b c MIvm’'* U BteMll Street ponwr, land base our relationship Taaaday, Jan. 28. .. MUided October 1, U tl or our own ides of their military ...... Vehmte^ra Needed 6 a.m.— 8 a.m. . end praying they--laid their Hands Bolton, Jan?^8 (Speclel)—Threei weigha -complaints of Uxpayeti| Mothers’ Maissh local residenta. diceted an Indication to attend tha Teachers’ Association, were instru Hobbs, N. M, UP)—A merchant __ Erery Erentnf Bacept needs. 8 a.m.—10 a.m...... Vahmfieere Needed Salk Polio Vaccine adult Ahocula- mental in organising the program. «M HoUujn. Entered nt uie on them end aent them off..." LEHIGH aeseiona of the Board of Tax Re- > agahiat aaseasments entered on the Mrs. Alan Rose la chairman of who recently moved to Hobbs Our whole diplct"iacy with the 10 a.m.—Noon ...... t^ y Burke the Mothera’ March to be con Manchester Evmtag He*aid' Bol tlon to be* given from 7 ^ 9 p.m. They stated today "The telephone ~ Ximcbetter, Conn., a* Thef concept of the “Cell’' has view have been aet for the month! Grand List fot property.owned by ton correepondenti^^ra, jeeqph alerted police ' about three men OENIRAL nation of Brasli, for instance, has Noon— 2 .p.nr.. .. , . . . - Apiertcar. Legion Auxlli; been’broadened and enriched toTn- Stokara a«d Oil BonMn Sold Md them. The Board- has the author ducted Wedneaday as part' of the Tuesday- at .the C 6 \^ try Gram response to the program la far ______iotP ^ tes 2 p.m.— 4 p.m. . r.Joseph Carlin of February at the ' Community r ibcal Polio Drive. Neighborhood D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8AMA mar School: Dr. Rpbert P. Bowen, beyond our expectatlpna." standing near hla business place. WE'Payable in Adrance been focussed, for one whole year, clude'^more than this. God calla us Serriesd Premptly sad Efflelaatly. ity to revise assessments if in 4 p.m.— » p.m. .James Galanek, James Arthul to altfo rm a of socially useful Hall. They will be held Monday.' calls will be made at local homes town health oflSpdr, w,H give the Sponsoring the availability of "They may be planning a robbery,’* TV SERVICE tU.60 on one matter just successfully Feb. 4; Wednesday, Feb. 13, and i its judgment the property-owner's Fort McNab waa built In tha he said. "One is carrying a gUn." One Tear ... 8 p.m.—»8 p.m. .. ..V/ayne Garland work—medicine, teaching, Practice appeal is justified. between 7 and 8 p.m. by a corps of injections, asuidted by registered the vaccine are the two town PTA Days SIX M ootbi . . I7.7B cimcluded — an agreement by 8 p.m.—10 p.’m...... 'Don Sylvestqr -qf law, Chriatian homemaking.'We Saturday, Feb. 23, from 9:30 a.m. workers recruited by the committee harbor of Halifax. Canada, at a nurses. / units, the twp town nlothen' Responding patrolmen found Po N l^ ta Phis PErto Three Hontha . 3.90 to 4 p.m. .! i Drive Climax in charge. coat of $24,000 which was paid for lice Chief Earb Westfall, Detective $2.95 One Month .. . 1 ..1 0 which We are at last entitled to 10 p.m.—Midnight ..J.bhn Unnell Jr. wib|M go further and aay that at A f E. W ills C SON, lih Ample ..-'Provisions Have been clubs, the Rotary and Lions’ clubs TEL. Ml i-8488 Weekly^...... 30 Bkywatch Postist kkmted on top of 'Manchester Police Station. every, period of our lives God calla The Board of Tax Review la . 'The final event in the local Polio Mrs. Rose Will captadn the north by British i^roflta from the Suet made to have the session run and the American Legion Post. Capt. Givens Barkley and Detec Kagla Copy . .06 uee one small rocky island off the 1 MAIN ST- — TEL. HI 8-8188 »the agency which hear# and' Drive will be the annual-dance at district; Mrs. C%arlss Zeppa, Canal in 1888. amoqthly. Mr. and Mrs David Slm- The recommended, age for tha tive Calvin Whitworth. ------Volunteeva may^.r^i8ter at Clril liefehse Headquarters, Municipal lui tb'iQunil the possibilities open MEMBER o r coast of Brasil for a gulded- Building, on ^onday, Wednesday, Friday from J—« p.m. to ua sL^that THE ASSOCIATED PREffl - , ___time. God The Aanociated Preec li excliniTely misalle 'tracking base. The island *Chair Off lU Rocker’ Christian a ^ ^ n t ter be entitled to the uee o( re publication of lies alongside a 6,000 track This excellent Droodle was sent abuse and waata'many of those student, malhng full use. of, op- all newa diapatebea credited to it. or to me by Harriet James who is portunity for study, feDoi iip and aot oth*pai*e credited in t ^ paper into the South Atlantic ocean we school hours. DO these conditions and alto the local newa publiahed bere. moving to North Africa. Since her O jie n F orum exist in Mancheater? worship while a h ' All riahta of republication of epeclal ha'va selected for iest firing of address is c/o Fleet Post Office I Why' not investigate and study Make your life ihore meaning diapatebea herein are aiao reaen-ed. the long range miSsilea we are assume that her father is in the ^ V..Is There Fun CSal Uee? our educfctional aet-up in Manchea- ful. Chodse a job at the point Pull Btrrica client ^ N. E. A. Ser^ developing. Use of it has seemed sendee and she’s %olng with 'ter and avoid bankrupting our town where the world’s need end'Fopr \ while he's stationed there. At To the Editor, , l e t Inc. very necessary to us. Now at last Maybe I will be. called a cue iMcause of extravagance in our talent croaaes. Publlahera RepreaentatTrea: The I hope that’s why she’s goiitg to J^aent-program and using com JuH ia Matbewa Special Acency — New we have it, under intricate ar mudgeon but there are irtany like ^pa Brown VIf orb, • ChicaSD.“ ■ “Detroit • andBoaton.------North Africa. I’d hate M think me In Manchester who are wonder mon'seMM In rmr spending of the MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OT rangements by which It will al that Nancy Is leaving the country taxpayers’ hard earned dollar. CIRCUUATIOm. ing what we are going to use Tor ITib Egyptian .pjhaihida were REPAIR ways be the Brasilian flag which because, of this Droodle.~ lie. If every money to buy food and cibthes If Let’s be sure we are getting do! built between 3000 and 1800 B. C. The Herald Printin* Company, Inc., body who Droodles went overseas the present extravagance in local lar value for every dollar spent. Sir Francis Drake explored the You buy Watkins famous aaatunea no financial reaponaibuity for flies there, and under promlaes there’d be nobody left herC and typecrapMoal errora appearlnc In ad- school expehdlturea continue. Respectfully, coast of California in 1570. rertiaemeata and other readme matter that this concession from Brasil we’d have to^V e the country back ..Why build more schools until we Edgar A. Goodrich. in The Mancheater Ehrenlns Herald. will have some, weight In our eco to the Indians. Of course there are make full use of the facilities which nomic policies toward Brasil. always a btmch of trouble makers we now have? _iy adrertltlnc clotlnc honra: who claim this country was a lot PRESCRIPTIONS Tor :ooda3o-l p.m. Trlday. It has taken a year’s negotia A recent study of school factllUea Tor.Sieaday—1 p.m. Moo^y. . better off when the Indians had In my home city of Utica, N. Y., Tor Wedneaday—1 p.' m .jrueaday. If vorrltd bY Itr WMkakM'* (C "FREE PICK-UF style, quality and seryite tion, some of it bitter, to produce it> but these people are just talk lUif Up NifRU m frt* Tor Thuraday—1 p. m. Wedneaday. revealed that the present facilities UBSt, IrnYpiiit «r HetUM RrlMttM) .. AND DELIVERY" rriday-^1 p. m. Thuraday. this one result. ing, through their beanies. They are vacant, approximately one trenf •AetllPf.Metlmt. OU«dy urin*. 4«t u rp______r Saturday—!y—1 p. m. Prlday. know darn well the invented stuff fourth Of the school year, and in IcommonKiilatp___ _ m_4_ B. ^ d tr IrriUUpas. Claaalfled deadline: 10;B^ a.m._ each During this same peiio^, oUr like Hydrogen Bombs, Guided Mis try CT8TXX____:tX^ for ^u!ek htlp. >0 0 yroyrori um PINE PHARMACY MORIARTY BROTHERS day of pubUcatton bxeept Saturday — addition they are empty a fourth of prtv* BOfety for youftf tn d old. Ask « OENTBl^ ST— MI 8-88U S8I-S15 CEIfTER 8T. o Ml S-5185 9,A ra. whole relh^onship with the Philip siles and I^ng Underwear. I can’t the practical school hours, and the fitiforOTirrn.*'-'*______^ «Bdor------pM ty-boek tudr- pines has been revolving figure some people out. BBtM. aoo h w fM t you tii>r«T«. Monday, January 28 curriculum Is so planned ■ to arotmd one military question—the at Sale prices starting We DmiH like The News question of just What atatua we T shall have in the military bases Wa don't Uka tha thought dlat we have reserved to ourselves in the nawB offara us. the country we aet free. Ware it What la s typical day In tha not.for this one thing, our rela \ nawaT tions with the Philippines would One of tha feattiraa wa can al- be welt nigh perfect. But recent K "N,- moat dapand upon is a holdup mur» ly the negotiations on this one dar, aomewhara In Oonnecticut, for thing broke off with bitter words an insignificant amount of cash. on both aides. Colonial /^itk Glass From aUawbere, wa can expect Japian has just snubbed us, X • a sax murder. when its cabinet jtlaUy refused to >s l|98 • One or aeveral planes are down liicrease arms spending in its new or crashed, with or without cas budget. The item for arms spen'd- Reg. 814.96. In.spired by an ualties. ing waa, of course, the one aiid old uH lamp: 32-inche.s tall Usually, somebody has bean only item in tha Japaneaa budget with 3-lite bulb .sockets I killed on tha highvmys in Oon- in vdiich American policy was In- necUciit; and more injured. tareated. We didn't care what they Lately, one can cotm*; upon a. spent toe welfare, or education, bombing or a. ahootlng from tha or health, or sclentlfio reaeareh. aagragation war in Alabama. Tolc Trays 450' But Wf were hot on the. job try Pine or Maple Thla saaaon of the year, we can ing to pressure them into apend- •i- eotmt on at least ons dlssatrous ing more for arms. They, for Reg. $5.98 15 X 20-incb Chip fire a day, usually with loss of tlieir part, want to know what In Cedar Chests 8950 pendale Trays with pierced life. the world we. are doing',trying t6 if T. V. edge.s. Tole green, black or Death ibid injury, crime and interfere |n the budget-making of ,The bun feet, paneled and louvered yellow. violence, |^ i d e n t. and disaster, a sovereljm nation. Here, again, front and brass hardware adapt this crash and flames—thess leap at it la the military angle of our cedar chest to Early American in New England and Rockport us so conslatently from the ns- national pioUcy which twists us teriors. Choice of maple or knotty scenes by Cirino in 14'/i x tton's front psgss that we begin ,lnto trouble, which spoils and pdl- piM veneers over cedar. Bieg. $98.Q0.' Pictures 450 181^-inch maple frames, Reg. to wonder what soma future reader sons our relation^lp with a na 15.98. would think Ufo in our time eras tion otherwise friendly to ua. like. la all this tha Drue raflacUon of Theae, and many other instances V American dvUlsation In tha year of our situation around the world 188T? in which our military need or pur Is this really the way ws live? pose dominates, and often poisons, There's a Watkins Lawson sofa and a Do these things chsxactsrias ua aa our relationship with other nations A a people? are all considered part of our • ! »Ws know what wa are supposed necessary poalUon of strength in cover to fit your Early American' room to say, at this point. We are aup' the World. Tet each asps our posed to Bay that this la merely policy, aiuj each breeds .loniething the sensational surface, front-page against us. The business of hold S3I9 Jumbo S o f a ...... 379.00 summary, which accentuatsa tha ing and exsrUng sheer military 5229.00 Junior .Sofa. .. . 189.00 power in the world is a continuing W^’ll fit your living room perfectly 5192.00 Love SeaU .... 149.00 Tlelant and tha unpleasant, and with our versatile Lawson group of riSS.OO Lawaon Chairs 109.00 never amphaalzas the ataady cur dilemma. It doesn’t seem to go sofas. You pick the size from four mod rant of decency and normal living with genuine friendship and popu els; the cover from a-great big collec In Room Scene: N larity. / YOU get the most 5239.00 76-inch Sofaa .. 188.00 which runs along beneath the .lurid tion of quaint document prints and 5140.00 Wing Chair. . . . 120.60 mirfaca. Wa are suppoaad to say homespuns. Covered to order! 5151.00 Lounge Chain . 100.00 thaaa things are not raaily clviU' The RtrirBl Of ■’Bulry sation, 1897. There la Indeed a kindly guard- ; N Wa’ll say thaaa things, some day ianahip over aome individuiuals in Start them paying piano! whan there isn't a aansalass hold public life, Wltnaas, In this in M ail and up murder a few miles away, a stance, the current flourishing es depraved sax murder somewhere tate of one Harry TVuman. •'' Give your children the opportunity ...GULBRANSEN phone orders else, a bomb in Montgomery, and There was one moment lest No matter how you add it up, you got .,die most widi Connecticut Blue Cross; for self-expre.ssion Mia character- the morgue for a Sunday motorist. summer when he seemed to have development that^ehmes with play dug himself down almost out of ing the p ia ^ ^ T h is Gulbran-sen-^ filled AboTB Reproacli pubUc sight. Hs did It all by him- Sound business managem'ent and a strictly non-profit operation under Coonecd* Console, baelced by over a half century of craftsmanship, is rich Against thn opinion of all those self, too, with a gross over-play cot law . • . plus countless voluntary services by the. more than 9,000 Blue Cross We're as near as your who persist iriMrylng to classify of his presumed personal prestige in tone and beautiful in it.s mahog any case. Reg. 8595.00. Only 849,80 phone! Call Ml 3-6171; his courso! as partisan one way In an effort to dominate the na participating groups,, labor, all of our communi^ general hospitals, the press, radio, ask for a salesman. oc another. United'Nations Secre tional convention of hia own party.. down. tary General Hsmmarakjoni con- But now, after some months of television and others . . . have enabled Blue Cross to hold its entire operating ex* Clamorous Provincial for your bedroom tlnuas to htw doss to tha lins. of quiet recoverj’, the UtUe fellow la ?hw snd prindpls in his dealings all dapper and bright-eyed again, penMS to a record-low of 1 ^ thari.six cents o( each dollar of memberihip -dues. with the complications of ths Neat reeling off profound pipnounce- Rag. $358.45. Charming, quaint old world in fruitwood E « t situation. ’ nientfl in the role of elder states - f a • “ a.«.a ■•aa*ta His report, tha other day, on the men, being benevolenUy, con- '' .stylingylii combinad with solid birch in o malloW fWlura of larac! to complete.its dMcendingly kind to the Presi entire %alance—a record^hi^ ,pf more than 94c •• is for fruitwood finishf 60 iifeh dratsar with mirror, Withdrawal from tha territory it dent of the United SUtea, coun- 35 inch chast of drawart and a full size bad!, oecupiad hi Us Oethber atUck, •ellng the Demecratic members of memb^* benefits*! tha $32>50 night tables are now $27.50 aach. waa a pisM of work in point. He Congress as. if ha warn the recog three pieces tad to take hla stand on the nised fount of policy wisdom. Daystrom for smart 2 legalities of the siU{sUon,. w’hich All this has coma about ba- rsqulrs an laaaeli withdrawal, and cauae a new national policy has All the Blpc Cross officers and directors stfvc witiioat an^ pay whitsoever in this a withdrawal which, so far aa for come along which seems to Invite dinette decor mal commitments are concerned, the Truioan tag, for one reason sole inteem of service to the peopte of CiMinecticuL. 'There ai« no stockholders and Up to 2 years should be uncondiUonal. or another. -Some of Its opponents • ao dividends. Nif'bonuses or'commissions. the same time, he waa not put the Truman on It to show to pay! 5 pieces 5 9 9 5 hHad to Hie fact that the U ni^ how horrible’’ it must be. But NaUona has a future obligation to DemocraU who are going to sup .Only the Blue Cross members profic Paint ^em yourself A whisk of a Damp cloth keeps, the soo that laraers withdrawal does port It like to point out thst 8 beatity of non-mar top and plastic up aot merely lead U? a raeatabliah- Presldsnt Eisenhower is finally Deacon's Bench 24^5 holstery sparkling! The 30 X 40-inch nant of those small acts of war In moring In the spirit and'tradition It makes just plain common lanse — you get the most widi Blue black-ash wood-grain top extends to 52 adUCh Kgypt was indulging Itaalf of his great predeceaaor. So we Cnm^ before tha October attack. inches. Chairs gn red or gray plastic have both opponents and.sup 30" stools 399 tweeds. Reg. 879.50. Somewbera between these two porters classifying it as Tnmtan- BSceasitieB, tha one for Israel's eeque, wherefore the ex-President oempUnnea with United Nations hipiself la suddenly revived to be Reg. 84.95 stools you Reg. 832,50 Deacon's bench vota and law, and the other for ai. elder statesman expert on the can atain or paint to comes unfinished so you can Pine Sgypt's future cbmfdiaaoa with w'hole thing. fit y6ur. kitchen or paint or stain it for your hall tha aamc law, there ought to be He is playing the role with con- Mapje desks 49®5 game room. way, living room; to use at the Bachelor informal sceomroodationi 'by •Werable relish, chiding his Re foot of your b^, or in the which Israal la amured that, al publican successors gently for be- CONNECTICUT BLUE CROSS dinette. ibiaugh its eeeip|HeBce must come iPg ao late In conllng to hla kind for easy •to •care •for plain floors Lots of workable space in this Chests regular $69.50 desk with its Snt, the Unjtad Nations will then of poUcy, but admltUng that It la ...r iA N FOR HOSPITAL CARE ■/ ha fim wiu Cgypt belter lata than never. And then, 20 X 40-^inch top a^d T draw 4 9 ^ 5 ers. Red maple finish: The Reg.. 85.50 Colonial t t aidiiht haht tf the partiaans in lne\ltably. Aa starts telling them Pine Box holds paper dtasttaw would what else 'they should do, which TWIST BROADLCJOM Windsor . (reg. $18.95) has Use this 28-inch bachelor's efiest in / O m o • M iU io * * short a m s ; good as a desk W indsor napkins.. Stands, or that Hsin- is princlp^ly to get tougher stUl hangs on walk the hail as a console, as a catch-all in is he In order to give a more perfact "jConnecticut's most famous mill offared chair. Nutmeg maple or ma the living room, or as 4 dresser-desk / Mill Second hogany Ifinishes. chair$ 14^5 IBW' tA Israel, and traiUUoM/ef himaeit us this tramandou* value and we accept* in the guest room. (Regularly 859.50). tsta to apply Prealdent Bis^awer and SeCf 475 fjkjSKW**- opinion of all rotary puHaa ^ v e , as yeCshown r, ad quickjyt Here's carpet to use wher- his con- no gredt pubUb graUtude fqr aU , aver you 'Wanf a Vaautiful plain affect 8*oy in p ro a c h thla unexpected auppo^ That iir r\ I e- 7 without s^cUndor footprints. Its rofrattahls, Arl wa^r^iy •• '1 ■ d o luXOrAr*”^ ' mi H HN their goljgy, In meesuip, ttor. XTKiNS SEMt-ANNUAL FURNITURE SAL aiia», ‘A ■ : H-w W * BiWirt B*d \ ' ■ ' ■ , At 4: 1 emf .ifcv : ■ 1 J- SMTMAIN STRE^A- Mitchell 3-5171 ■ -%■ 'V .'V- ■ ' A' III - -I*- ->- I >N- ■d-T MANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY,. J ^ V A R Y 28, W67 F A C T ^ G H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1957
Police—.Can you give m e 'a de Marriage lasts if love does not OtJGS BUNNY scription of your missing book end before inertia sets in. For Ne^jct West Three Talk Andover Pastor keeper? , Henry Bhiir Persuades Girl i Ike Proposes GOP Narrows Uftoice Sense and Nonsense Answsr to Prsvious Puulo To Be Dismissed Store Owner— Ho was .five feet, Even - if automation is making six inches tall and about S4,000 the grade, love will continue to be Food ond Drink to JLet^ in fey River U.S. Aid States man-maid; At Feb. Council ' A prisoner on trial was not pro stockings designed for ' luxury short. ■ . Officials Prefer Ike To Three for Board wear, but so serviceable'that many 3MoIsi fllip fessionally represented. ACtOSS. tfemy* Bliiir, 28, o f 37 Nor,th|'^ s Before proceeding^ with the case women wear nothing elsei’’ 4 Brew, at tea ' Buijd Sc Andover, Jan. 2 8 — (Special) — 1 Curwl meats ■a Bch^itd BWi 'walked of ‘ ] Atty. Herbert Phelon, Atty. the ^ d g e spoke to him seriously, In Miami, Fla. an airplane flies CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 5 Make lace The Tolland Assofclation of Con- 'S Small pastry ics -coiverhig the .Connecticut River Paul Marte, and John Bowen re- "You know this is a very serious over Hialeah race, track with edging (CoBtianed' from Page Oa«) gregatienRl - Christian Churches # Sun SativdaQi ^ ^ n o o n to help bring'' iportedlT are three persona aup- offense you are charged with. If streamer suggesting:^ "Get even 6 Foreigners II and Ministers has been requested Local Stocks you are convicted it will mean a 121.anded 7 Space back an hya^cal M-year‘.uld'^rl By propoalng that the school con ported by local Republlcan^jeader- tonight at the Jal-Alaf matches. to conduct a Dismissal Council at long,.term of imprisonment as wellj* 13 Century plant 8 Singing voice Btniction program be carried out '(^ntinued from Page One) In Florida, a roa'd sign suggests: whd was thnatening io' tk^fW her-' <4aotstl«w* ForaMMd By •hip as possible succeeSUrs to as a heavy fine.. Have you no law 14 High priest in four yearn instead of five as rec- Skating Schedule UM'-F'tst Congregational Shurch "Keep Florida G^een— bring 0 Dregs *eif,JdtO:the watef. V r f , ' ^ Oelmra 8i Stldfllebrook. Ine. Jacob Miller, who Is resigning hia (Bib.J ommendedided listISst. year,. .Bisenhower X lr Blisp and on a U.S. aid pro o f Andover at 3 p.m. on-Feb. 10. yer to look after your defense?" money."’ 10 Bread spread Bsak Btoeka post on the Board of Directors. . 15 Surgicsl ESI Aefort'tife ordekfwaa over, B la ir: honored an Section campaign gram to Baiidi 'Arabia. There will be skating today The accused did not seem to be 11 Legal claim The meeting will be called to Bid ''Asked The GOP executive committee, removal 28 Tropical 46 Rotter •pent aft hour and a half near the pledge. He had .promised to try to at the Center Springs Pond put out In any Way by .the informs' A wayfaring man was ..gagged 16 Southern - Officials emphasizing a ne«d for dlsmlae the pastorate of the min which met yesterday, repqrtedly 17 Scottish river miimmal 47 British ice edge, pleading with the' Ehuit make up (or time lost because the and Charter Oak . Park from First National Bank Uon.' With a happy smile he leaned and bound to a tree. A passer style of careful advance planning of a U.S.- ister of the church,- the ReV. of Maaeheater ..... 38 84 settled on tboaa three and will rec 18 Restrain statesman ■ Hartford girl to return to the ahore measure was not enacted in 1856. 1:30 to 10 p.m. Hockey will be over, and, in a confidential tone, by' removed the gag and heard the cookery 30 Foreteller British -French conference cite the Stephen R. Chamberlain. H e. ■ With re*federal help the states and company UiS. .forces Into the Mid Hartford Steam Boiler 79 84 SSNprst deity r li -'The acene, acted out near the communities can provide the dle Eastern area.' Travelers ...... 71 75 cast a.Voty tn thd matter. S^Klyn, N.Y., manufacturers of line. died yesterday at the Hartford 41.Elders (ah.) P BuUteley Bridge, draw aeveral hripli. anH mortal- fOr School ~build- DutlsA -appartmtlv meant only FnMIe UtUttice With f i l l e r ’s vote out', there i>oden nickels for direct—mall, tady-of-thc House— Why, what Hcapltal. 42 Work unit d _ hundred ' apeotators to the riven ings, and there will he no federal that' their presence IKere to soon Cwrt Caseg:: Conn. .Power ...... 42 44 wlU bp^four Republican and four prices them 6c in lots of 1,000.' are you 7 Bom In Hartford, he had lived 9 A Sacramento, Calif. Woman’s B^gar—A window-box w4ed- 44 Wiles bank, and tied traffic on the interference with local control ot after their. nationa’ attack on (Conn. Light A Power 19 21 Democratic Directors to vote on a H n n 1 bridge, aa motoriata atopped their there all his life. He was a mem education,’’.'- he promised. Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 57H suc(:es.sor for the resigning Re- apparel .shop advertises: "Shear er, m.a'am.. 48 Comments 1 ber of Trinity Epiacopal Chtirch. Egypt would further Inflame Arab rrm cars to watch the youpgAtera on. Eisenhower said that, as a basic Harold T. Pfau^.36, Glastonbury, Hartford Gas Co. .... 36 ,,:39 publican. ^ 48HeI|ied Besides his' stepson, he leaves passions. The department said "re- E V,. ft principle an federal school aid, the So. New England If the Democrats refuse to sup 53 Poem the icf. his' wife, M rA Bertha Klrsehner introduction" .of the troops there was found inpociint In Town Court 9 'The girl was repbrted'hy police funds should be allocated on the Tel...... ,5 9 41, port the GOP candidate, the select 54 laiert in K !7 Hutchison; and two brothers, Rob would be regaVded in that region as this morniftk of driving while un BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE to be home under a doctor’s care. basis of a combination ot factors MsBufactnrtng Pd'mpaiiles men, after a 30-day Impaase, will OUT OUR WAY seqilknce i ert Hutchison of Passaic, N. J., a "reversal of the' United Nations der the Influence of intoxicating £?hc was hi an hysterical state Includlhg the schbol-sge population Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 52H 85H able to break the' 06. ' SSNumlftr >• w ' • * V and Harold Hutchison of Hartford. decisions." But the remark as.made ■ when brought- to Hartford police of the state, the state's relative fi liquor. Asso. Spring ...... 341^^ 37!s Thk Democratic attitude Waa un ^ ^ IS S E ^ ^ T H A T BUMP OM THE-. . 57 Abound p Ftineral services, in charge of was taken abroad as a criticism of HOUV NO WONDEK \ f flHC’LL WlftH SHE p headquarters, Tobin 'aald, how-' nancial ability to meet its school Judge Wealey C. Gryk gave the Bristol Brass clear today. Two. Democraijc Di I COLLAR h ead D ID TLIRM ^ 58 Story B- HI . Taylor and Modeen, 233 'Washing the caliber of the troops. SSSOKSS/ 1 WHaTT WMCr I NAWE LET THAT AW VSORO, MARTHA/1 • everfsha was somewhat recovered needs,.' and the "total effort within finding, pointing out that a blood Collins ...... rectors, Dr. Pascal Poe ertd Atty. NO A ARE M3U / ) SLIF OUT-MB*. FACTORY? & R ^ C K THE CLOCK.', 58 Insect i ton St., are incomplete. The two nations disliked also a [WONOBR/j/ 'IXi.KIN' V ORAN’MA’LL WEAR DON'T MPAHTO Be IT- f T 1 when she'left with her father. the stales tp. provide funds for pub test given to Pfau, which' gave a Fallot Photo Dunham Buah ...... Eugene Kelly, said the Deniocrata 80 Indian lic schools.’’ Dulliea news conference renlark last Rev. Stephen K. Chamberlain ABOUTVWHar] EVERyTHINOASOOERM SaORlSH, BUT 'lOU •DO VIHV.THAT^ I WOMDER IF A m According to reports, the girl, reading of .17 per cent, was admin Era-Hart ...... have not discussed the matter. DOWXJ BUT - - SHORT- PRESSES WAS WAV/ weights wm 'Thfe. President tljus stood by his fall about the "4o callhd colonial LOOK TIRED AMD MiDDUE- .... 6BOOM SWAT 5S N who 'had been aa-saftlted when she istered two hours.after his arrest. FaTnlr Bearing • • • • Kelly said the Deihof litL BflrUw. ^ open hand s funds be ]mree)ed out on-the basis tions. , pastorate in June, 1952. o u t w h u t s h E TO THE RIV/IERA FOR A i HIM UP TO 57 and ran onto the (ce after see F u n e r a l s mated by medical authorities to be N. B. Machine Co. Tuesday night, ! MEANT/ SOV, DATE? DOWN of the comparative flnsnctal need The incidents are considered The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cham VACATiOM WHEM that ing two 'men at the river edge, the line between intoxication and .North and Judd .. “W e will-.have to see who the WHUT A LIFE, J "W e don't nood slogan* in my dopartmoht, J.B ^you ' U u of the states, -a proposal which serious not in themselves but onty berlatn will leave soon (of N or horsecollar f a c t o r y 1 Kind of sauce one of the men, she told police, sobriety. Russell Mfg...... Republicans have in mind ".'he said FBR VEARS should sss the things our boys think up without Mrs. Patrick Grakowiky aroused some strong opposition in in the'- way. they reflect real and walk, Conn., where ■ he has been .TO TAL Bs«. Pas. •«. within each state to give priority wpuld use broadened powers for sround the snow-clogged pas*. At one point, when she passed the defense budget. Sts. Jan.* 18. Mrs. Mary Farrell. 206 Center St.; bn the new offer, but Egypt has to local districts with the greatest economic assistance in the Mid Eastbound traffic . is detoured behind a bridge support. -Blair lost Wilson said none la. anticipated. William J. Janiak, 20, Tolland, Mra Wilma Clark. 22 Main St., spurned'similar suggestions In the n^eds and the least financial abil dle East, how he would now go southward at Pagosa Spring* into BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Happy Again BY EDGAR MAHTIN ’bight of her. ’the next time he saw He also referred the question to was fined 524 for speeding on Rt. Talcottville: Mrs. Rebecca Taylor, past'. The spokesman maintained Adm. Arthur W. Radford, chair ity to meet the nead. about solving the BueZxproblems New Mexico and -then back to BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANB her she-was oh the north side of the 15 on Jan. 18. Janiak did not have 12 Bryan Rd.; Mrs. Sarah Clay, f*ill Israeli withdrawal was neces Sft-AAH TT'5 REMJiy I 'BE TT R>GMT'.i*M\\G.VhDY man of the Joint Chiefs, of Staff, 'T^again urge the congress to or what he would be able to do on U.S. Highway 160 near Alamoaa. AT LEAST 1 THINK VM AU RIGHT. OF OMKft brldgd,' itlll next to'the edge. a guardian with him. and Judge Bolton Center'Rd.; Mrs. Barbara sary before any other Issues are SI SOthETHIkifiTOTlE I EVJW D E O D t D ViCn •TO FIAISI HIM/tKi at his side. , act .'quickly upon this pressing a settlement of Arab-lsraeli con The westbound traffic is detoured I'M AIL SCRARHED-UPANO IRUISID. AKD 'Gon’t Coihe.Kear’ Gryk ordered a letter sent' to hl.s Dickerman. • RFD 2, Stafford taken up. declaring: = QHW. Boens'. WOWt i C r f SO SE V V TW t X iD S E lw«, 1««, OH, problem,” Eisenhower said. flicts that he could not have done, over State Highway 885 at Ala CHRIS, I WAS THERES A UlMR ON M/HGAP-lUT, Then, he toldMlicis, she shouted. Radford said he concurred with parents notifying them, of his Springs: Mrs. Avis Mason, Tal "The Israelis are trying to force, ; BOOW? GOOD,^GOOD! B O O T*? M v io w ^ u e . 'BWOTC. W t VErV^ Wilson s reply, and added that the Le ■ntere In public before. . mosa into New Mexico and back AFRAID YOU MTAHKlE/j appearance in court. cottville; Edward Shaughnessey a solution by their arms on BgypL” : COR P»eRlt "Don’t, come n'oari'^or f h Jftft'P- ^ Idpa behind the Pi-esidelit’s propqi-i about 2>i inUUon more Instead he has relied, jieavily on to Pagosa Springs.- WERE DEAD,' irSSWOUEN don’t ■want to,hurt anyltody.'’ criticisms of British-Frshch con Joseph W . Morse, 36, Lynn, 11 Hathaway L,ane: Maureen ■‘■In Jerusalem Israeli Sector. An Colorado Highway JDept. bull ‘ «E>crr.TT .sls "Is to stabilize conditions children than the buildings were Masd.^, charged with, speeding, on AHD tUJi. She^repealed the threat every duct In the Middle East. He ap Rooney, 72 Lockwood St.-; Gerald Israeli Foreign Ministry spoke*- dozers from Pueblb and other 'there." -' • ■ " , ,,. .- intencM to accommodate normal Rt. IS, was fined |18. ■ i d k t t e r time iiejnade a-move ,1ft her direc peared to be making an appeal by Hebert..High Manor Park. Rock man declared again today that "ef southern Colorado poUjta were But Radford added that airpogi ly’', he.said. HWIAIOOK tion. this means for Arab support and Uoyd L a '’olnte, 466 Woodland ville; Jeffrey Frazier. 176 Oakland fective guarantees" must be ob trucked to Wblf Crgek Pass to sibHJUcs cannot 'be foreseen and Finally, both sat doi:yn on underatanding of the Eisenhower St., w as fined a total of 58. 53 for St.; M i’s. Ruby Parker. 71 Charter tained from 8!gypt to Insure recog help regular rotary plows In clear ‘*wdA»ave-'to recognize that if there Ice, 4bo»)Ltlve feet apart, and program. pa-’king within 25 feet of an in Oak St.: Roy Nellson. BlOomfleld. nition of the Strait of Tlran. Is a serious change in the situs U(^ ' ing the road. ' " . ’ Blatrtridd to talk her.lntp return- 'lihls aspect-of the hearings has tersection, and $3 for parking BIRTHS S A T U R D A Y : A son to guarding the, entr>'. to the Gulf of Operation of the rotaries bogged we might have to conf% hahk ita‘ Abont Towli ' ing t6 ,tp e shore’'; \vllh Wni. Jie not contributed anything to . im within. 10 £eet of a hydrant. Mr. and- Mrs. Robert Sloan. 63 Aqaba, a* aft international water down last night when a snowelid* you." . ■ " Wadsworth St.; a daughter to Mr. talked .'Jo her of'religion, of her The Sttidy- Circle of the South proving 'U.S. relations with Brit Judgment was suspended in the way. carried away a fuel storage depot As to the- 'else' of the defensS and Mrs. Philip Denoncourt, RFD parents, aijd of the dangora of the MetMBlat W SC S wilt meet ain atfd France'. case of Harold W. Eells, 49, of 'ilie spokesman said It waa a on.the w«st aide of W olf Creek river. budget, 'nrilson said there are "(Hf:- 144 Oakland St... charged vrith fail 1, Andover. "moat appropriate" time to recall Pass. There have been about a (erences of 7>pinion’’ even among -ftVedn^day-at 2,pjn.at the church. To illustrate this last point, he Mra«^eatrfce Jayepx will have 14 SCHOOLS FIRE TRAPS ure to grant the right' of way BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to a Jan. »,^1950 note handed to the dozen alidea.on the pats. the mtiltary.Over'whether, it is too Mr. and Mrs. Russell Skew.es, threw *-pft'fce' o f ice Into .-th* w a charge of ^devotions- and the pro^ Fawducket, R. I., Jan. 28 (85 when entering a highway from a U.S. Ambassador In Cairo by the Private dealers In Pagosa big or too. httle. . : Jl ' ter, and It was immediately sdck'fd gram,'-which will he on the'topic* -Immckllate atnuldcmhient— aa private dr veway. Glastonbury. Egyptian Foreign Minister. It said Springs and Alamosa suppUed He indicated that some' prelim BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. under by the undeHow. Southeast Asia.’’ Mrs. ’ Jennie itentlal fire hazards— bf J4 of Four out-of-state motorists to r- occupation of 'Ilran and Sahaflr. trucks Jo follow the-huUdozertf up JEPP COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN ..eventually,, four policemen from inary estimates by the services had 19' schools in the city has t ille d bonds totaling 5105. The mo- and Mrs. Ernest DeClcclo, 127 Bla- the two Islands at the southern end the pass. The truck* 'SviU refuel Dointed to a conceivable defense Ftyan and Mrs. Arthur Gibson will sell St. MICKEY Fl^ Cause And Effect! BY LANK LEONARD the Hartfbrd (department and one be hostesses. recommended by the Har toii^ra involved, the charges, and of the Aqaba Gulf "being in no the stalled rotaries. IM/BK., . BHOULim Hh/E THWK...I BEE from thie fcas't Hartford force, all Dudget In .the neighborhhod of vard Center lor Field Shidy, It the amount they each forfeited DISCHARGED SATURDAY: sense Intended to interfere ih any The major north-south road iq C0ME.„S6T THIS BPLITTINS tfOMETHM6...elEHMD —AND THE REASON TOUR CHAUFFEUR -ANDTHAfSAlL HEMMS $4$ H billion. M rs- Jean Beardsley and daughter;, of whom’ had been ndUfied ol. *-he Nmv tork City, Philadelphia and wan discloaed today. , As an. al- were: Gene G. Gray, 19. Kear- way whatever with innocent traffic far southwestern Colorado, U.S. HEA0ACHE...FEEL tONO THOSE TREES' DIDNT KNOW the DOG MIAS WITH HIM THINKIN'ABOUT WHEN HE drama, on , the ice, . arrived . and - But Wilson skid any such sud- 30 Hilltop Dr.: Mrs. Helen Mc fgy Memphis yon awards In 1958 from teraste suggestion the group aarge, N. H.. 535; Charles E. through the stretch bf sea separat Hlgbwsv 550, waa blocked by 9- OF... WHO 0F...WHAT'5 I efFOREIMAKEMysUGGESTlOH, WAS BECAUSE HE WAS CONCENTRATING STOPPED FOR GAS!fisaf ASAi started moving toward the pair. •den Increase "'x'ould be unreason Carthy, 121 Brimford SL: Mrs. Jane fmmvfr^oisAtK THAI?, the. National Noise Abatement said 'that only the flrat. floors Evans, 16, Edggwood, R. I.. 535 ing these two islands from the foot d fifU at ll.018-(bot Red *■ AMS. STUFFWGIDN.IMCOIHG TO QUOTE] ON THE THING you HIRED HIM FOR RESULT, HE LEFT THE DOOR of the. uniformed of able and misunderstood .all over Cleveland and son, 68 Grand Ave.. artm-LOpremp, ■The rigkt ' ------OoupcII for eifforts “to -quiet the of the sehools should be used If both .Charged with speeding: Sinai coast of Egypt, It goes with Mountain Pass 60 miles north of MHAT A FEtfOUS GOLF PRO ONCE SA P-t. —DRIVING THE CAR! OPEN AND THE DOG SUPPED out! ] ficers frightened. : the Jhrl, and the world" and that even the rich Rockville; Steven Hendrirksqp, 73 excessive, diik caused by growing the ' school board does . not ac Charles Pidcoe, 32, East Orange, out sa.’l’lng that this paasagq. the Durango. . A MAN CAN CONCENTRATE ON again she'threstened- to' Jump. United States "cannot financa all S. Hawthorne St.; Mrs, Edna M ax Telephone communications were ouTToafcamP ONLY ONE THING ATATUAE . populations,*!^ ______' cept the flrat recommendation. N. J.; 810, charged with failure to only practicable one,' will remain V K nySTBUOUS Blair shqiHed tb Abe-'l^fleers to the hopes' and feats, dreamt and light a projecting load; and John well* 18 Bunce D r.: Robert Pratt. Interrtupted to Durango, principal SS HE HAS TWO HEADS!* 410 Woodland St.; Mr*. Vlncinzina free as in the psat, which I* in con o u m jt c T M u r stay Mck," ahd' 'they reir(retreated. ambitions of all the'peoplaahgaged Falzio, 20, Howard Beach, N . Y,. city In the four corners area of DlFaaio, 144 Main St.! Edward formity with internatibnal practice V0S '< 'The ofleers,' however, had dis ,in- our defense 'effort." 25. charged with driving a motor and i'ecognl*ed principles of inter Colorado, Arizona, N ew Mexico TMMummMfia '■ >// Bator,' 86 School St.: Mr*. Carol tracted the girl, and Blair, madif.a ' -Wilson defended the present mlll- Windsor Youths Baund Over vehiclb with- defective equipment. national law." and Utah. Long disUnce opera- .s n tY . ^ .. ' lunge -'for her. . He w a s ' able to taty manpower atrength of 2,8U0,- Seavey, 77 Oxford St.; James Me torz at Denver zald early today all The case o t Hoistard S. Harvey. Dowell. 28 U lley St.; Wilfred In Calrb. A U .N . announcement grab her .and, desplte -her,Strug POO men as adequate. 29. of 40 Liberty St., charged with today iralsed the prospect a chan their circuits to Durango were out. gles, h u n jt;;^ b her uptU tte por - Whils under, .the authoriised Sabourin. Stafford Spring*; Mr*. m On SeveralBreak-in Charges asaault and battery wa'a copttnued Janet Wickwire and daughtar, 198 nel will be opened throughout a bf older, Bee athvedi' • ' Strength of 2,014,206, Wilson said until March 9. ’The continuance 47-mile- atretefh of the Sue* Canal Durango received a 14-inch 'rhe,gEl*l'-ivi|(8 takej; to pollip Green Rd.; Mr*. Lenore McCabe, he. regarded- the a u t orlze<). was .recommended by Prosecutor 42 Hamlin St. ; John Mason. Vernon southward'from Port Said within snowfall. The storm waa caBed headquagtsff' and held for the ar limit as a ceiling aild not Just muh-' Rockville, Jhh. 28 (Special) drive to the right. Police have In- John R. FitzGerald who said H ar Trailer Court; Mrs. ‘ Chriatlne 48 hours. ■ the most severe since 1962. rival of'jrteY^father. ^ bers to be* filled "irrespective of 'Three young men were bound ovfr ! cBcated they will pick him up. vey and his wife have reconciled Maglera, Stbrra: Mrs. Marie w East'. iXarUard- police said the need." ' » to the next Superior Court term In I Jam.es Burtchell, 49, 80 West Rd., their domestic . difficulties, but Bergeron, East Hartford; Mrs. nttle boy who was lost was found Wilson said that a reduction by City Court this mtrrnlng. , Ellington. $9 fine for passing a stop that the continuance would' be a Catherine Glard and daughter, 410 ,by police at 6:25. He was picked up Robert F. Schanck, 25, ScanUc | sign and another »3 fine for failure CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS No Ceiling BY MERRILL BLOSSER 800,000, which reportedly w «s un check against further trouble. Summit SL; Mra. Bernice Ruff. .Calm Down, Dad! near police headquarters, about a der discussion fpr a time, "would Rd., East Windsor, and Philip L I to.«irry his operator’s license. Glastonbury; Mra. Caroline Cratty half- mile fropi his home. require important changes,tn over Percy. 20, Demlng SL. Sou th Richard Yoae. 18, 69 High SL. •0 IP VDiriL LEAKN’ FUM«E.'«tf0 and son, 32 McCann Dr.; Henry ■ not VUHEHlHe MlSHESr half o f seas deplo'ym (Special)— A l DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: rntm by'the Defense Department to w 'lndL!^ bei^^"^hL®‘under;{'«« vin White, 22, RFD 2. Andover, Mra. Barbara Raymond and ton. limit the role o f‘the various aecv 81,000 ball for attempUng to break i^*m*^oHce we l(^kh^ for thl suffered severe, scalp and arm cuts Box 494, Manchester; Lawrence D t o t h s ieee In some fields where more than in at Spot’. Motor. Inc, on J*"-1 S pTSoh ,who ^ i h 'thT b^r and multiple bruises of the arms, Smith, 56 Hawthorne SL; Mr*. C L I ^ R A N C E one had been operating. He taykh- 26. (or the youngsters. The Judge naked legs and Shoulder early yesterday Helen McComb, 42 Elwood *Rd.; Uoaed specifically decisions limit P/i 'Maple St., iadlction Over longer-ranne- guhled the Hartford Juvenile Court. Alton J. Maine, 38, charged with Colchester barracks,' 'White was Hill Rd., Vernon: Mrs. Maryanne SALE died this morning at the Manches mlssllee, 'm well aa decklona re- Police (eel they apparently have being a common drunkard, was traveling south on the highway Koch, 87 Doane St.; Mr*- Amanda ter Memori^ Hospital ater a gardlng airlift and tactical air sup ■dived a number of breaks in. this sentenced to tlx ’months In county when he suddenly lost control o t Gardner, 82'Walker SL:,Marjorie Speciol Sale Prices On ^ short’iinilfjgg^ . u port of the Army. area as the result of the arrest of Jail. He .was lalso charged with hie vehicle. Taggart, 119 Woodland St.; Mrs. Born JnL^flHeland, she had been Wilson said these decisions the youths. violation of probation for which The car continued '450 feet be Myrtla Finley, North Westchester; a xesidant of Manchester for 65 "eliminate unnecessary duplica A ll three are charged with at- time he nlU serve concurrently fore rolling qver and then turn Mr*. Margaret Adamcyk, Welles All Living Room, Dining Room iioim *jasK LE Wait Till Summer years.' She was a, member of St. tions" which would become more- temjited break at Spot’s Motors. with the other sentence, v ing upright again, police added. Rd„ Talcottville; Mr*. Irene Luurt- James' C%urch. ^ ^rod rsegsnxpenslve. thet they pro. ’They are also being charged with John ‘Grants, 24, Wapping Rd.. Trooper Arthur Harvey, who In sema and son. RFD 2. Coventry; and Bedroom Pieces Besides her husband, she IM N S ’vide-gfls^etely (or. the needs of the the theft of a car -and aafe at Ellington, pleaded not guilty t? vestigated the - accident, which Richard Tomklevlcb, Glastonbury; two SfBiS, Jotui H. Gardner. .^1 various atrviCea, and that they will Scranton Motors on Jan. 3. A t that operating a motor vehicle'- with took place about 1 a.tai.. Said White Clifford Skoog. 28 Packard SL; OW/W/STOR^^ be constructive. Waa traveling at a high .rate nf Durkin'^ ad Aibett T. Oard- time, about 875 was' stolen from out an operator's permit. His case Mr*^ (Jharlene Nodden, Thoiftpaon- O^EN EVERY EVENINO EXCEPT SATURDAY Iter, ISj; -■;lnvny- the saf£. ’The contents of th4,safe waa nolled. ■peedl and will be presented in He vllle; Arthur Brown, 11 Academy dcKQdren. GRAIN OF RALT DURING SALE dren a>t( -Jrwii bed bieeh burned and the ear' was .Andre Bolduc, 39. Park SL, was bron Justice Court tomorrow on St.: Alfred Coda, 655 N. Main SL; Grand-BaUne,'Tex. MB — I f you Funeri ISrU]' be. held kbsndoned at Windsor- when It re fined 813 foi: intoxication and $15 speeding charges. WUllam Kaminsky, Coventry: John W(8dn» • ^ A e lS room want to ; take aomething with portedly ran out of gaa. A 1 ■ o for bheach of the p^ice. Police 'say White was admitted to M an .Randasso, 80 Bolton St.; Richard rim "Ftat«Sl Home. grain of aalt, better specify the the Johi lodgM- agsinst them-were brosha he was arrested aftfr throwing the chester Memorial Hoq>itaI’ yes Madden. Glastonbury; Clifford aiid at 9 ^clock exact elxe now. terday for treatment and raleased 87 E. at CTyde Chevrolet-Buick Ifte and back of a chair through a closed Wood, G)a*tonbury. in S t Ji Churoh. Burial will A aalt mine. here made itself Vernon Secyine Station on Christ. lytadaw at: pockville Hotel. He today. , SMITH-FRilZlER quite a hunk of sa lt recwiUjr, - fglHm foe time to pay.hii fines. b * in tsnr^ mas Dajf. ■, BLAZE GVT? HpiTSB -< aS: tbs luneral I t pu^ la lriock, t | ^ f e d P k i ^ I' lM hcr ragpi dlspoeed w included A. WaMowski. 35, BLAST KOXS FOVB ' Fris! Suffl'eld, Jan. 28 UP— Fire yes ‘k tonight and thng]feet high , 'V i^ rtfo fd , forfeited. A '813 Imnd on . Koaelle, HI.. Jan. 28 m house, •fter ? lOitow after liMtisf Mag, “ ‘ YM CWeibeiC •». Plain- (WarrRBWts of violation of a city plaalMi In a hardware atoie to Rne lb r failure to-drive in- pariemg ordinance day (UUtri at leaat (our perefna a. garage, and two barns ownedsby. C t. ' ih Bowles, a bulldtng dbif* ■/pasdwey; JBrMtL H.*EveretL 18,. 33 Doane aad ’T^MMy'moie," a deputy. BL.'Magehestsr, fined 815 for eerea ei' repam d. 'At laaat e**ht 307. tq flnvR lotlMr rijHiL istexieatmnvm uHkz arrested Sat pereoaa ware reported Injured ;a| .was estimated' 825,- • • ■ V'" lU. >*f'f* Vtoigellt.'. urdiy after a dUtufhancs at the aad wsse taksa ta hnapKal* la ■cause o t the* Or* w as dsUultsd hts 880 hsU foe faUure do LPAC Club. . aearby Kigla aad ElamBrst. . I ■ ■ :v.
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MANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR. CONN.,-ikONDAY. JANUARY 2d, 1957 PAC^IE-EUE^.' V f MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER. CONN., iMONDAY, JANUARY 28/1957 . ^ M e t e h ______1 ...... —------1------^ ------.------:------:----- »!•■■' i»"“ '■-■*■! THE New Britain in Overtime Period, 98f'95 Herald. Angle
Buckeyes^ Top EARL W. Y(^T Vermont Only Loughran pisagrees with Tuimey, Gene Fullmer WaUy Widholm’s Hoop ' tperte Editor - |5v r- Serious Threat I n N o n - T it le Big 10 Race, - - SUNDAY - since November, and the phone was (Jhurch '#** the flrst matter of i hot until 10 o'clock with callers Patterson Has Enough Experience I a U t Decides League importanc* on the day's docket i from num*i;ous (Connecticut towns Not on Slate Fight Tonight Surprise Club and my family Joined me as usual all after ticketa fpr the big dinner New York (NBU)—Gene TunneyTtdp on tha strength ef only ope real^each and dropping a highly for a mid-morning Maia...Weather. Monday night. We, the aportawrit. and Tommy L ^ h r a n didn’t exact- teat—hia 12-round split decision | puled eight-round dedaton to Joey New York. Jan. 2* tdS -While By DON BERGER waa qxcqllent for ice skating — era, pilnted up 800 tickets, the ca. Boston, Jan. 28 (/P)—Ver ■ go around p ^ n g each other on over Hurricane. Tommy Jackson Maxim. N*w York. J«n. 2# i ^ —Gene ■ told hilt au'n'nv - and I accepted pacity of the Btaller, but We could ‘ti;,le back when they were cauli Throwing accolades at Patterson rullmer makee his first spR^r- the main contenders in the Dig If followers of Central Connecticut league basketball have have sold 1,200 without any trouble. mont and Connectiirut do not I "Patterson, then only W, beat Ten iMaketball race have been = Coiihtry Club Preildent Ray meet in basketball competi flower contemporaries more than like tha Brooklyn product hurls Maxim aa far as Llndbeigh flsw.** tnce since winning the w orlds’ been somewhat ruffled over the low interest level of games Owens' .’Invite to use the skating WEDNESDAY SO years ago. middleweight Utle from Sugar keeping tabs on each other, “have- played this season, they should have been in New Britain. tion this season—41 fact bombs, Lqughran, now a Wall testifies Loughran. not”esjad*' Ohio StateCBaBa hasKmai m shotKaB ftsato ' ffekAthe facilities at the club's improvised "Waterbury calling New , And after all this the two Fought Every Fighter Ray Robinson when he boxes >> 11-' : Saturday night to watch the Green Manor Pros battle the skating area on the old tennis which virtually assures the nid Vr. ^ broker, 1* forced to Be Oreavee tonight in a non-title- front and shows no signs of let Haven Bridgeport — Milford- to view Of the youngater’a Patterson fought every flghtsr ting up. ■ f'New Britain Pacers. courts.. ..Unlike Center Springs, New Britain — Hartford" wera Huskies of their ninth Yan ment -^In. regajd to the develop- extraordinary ablUty, the one-Ume match at Salt Lake CTty. ment of Floyd Paterson who would get in the ring srtUi The surprising Buckeyea who The two clubs fought through 40 there was .room to move and we only a few of the cltlca heard from kee Conference championship in light-heaV^cii^t leader believes him. Matv Jenson, manager of the minutes of a regulation game to kn a ir had a'fine tim e...D r. Andy today, all with the same request, 10 years. As New England coir To Tunny, Patterson is little more he haa all the experienca required. champ, wanted to reward the Ltah already have swept to a d-0 league than a novice. "The reason more promhitnt record (11-3" overall),...... go after No. Boston Celtics 88-88 tie,.and then through a five Thomas and hia cute daimhtera. "Do you have any tickets for the lag** prepare ' for their post As thb telecasting commenta (ana by having Fullmer make his Willie Simpson. Larry and Eleanor Gold .Key Dinner"?. . . Stopped to examination atretch drives, two. L)'-i3 "Patterson at 21 ia the youngest names, are not oh his reoorfi Is Brat poet UUe appearance in his 7. tonight against Michigan State.' minute overtime with the Pros fnan ever to ■win the heavyweight tor at th* Eastern Parkway Arena that they would have no part «f Before th* season got .under coming from behind to' win 98-95 . Scranton and Dick Carpenter were talk With Johnny Hedlund at hia thing* are apparent: In Brooklyn, where Patterson made home state, not far from his home Sink Warriors other* who enjoyed en afternoon place of business on E. Center St. championship,” points out Tunney, him,” Loughran explain^ town of West .Iordan. way, the Buckeyes were written on a swishing one-hander from the 1. Vermont, which does not play now a man of many millions. "He 11 of his 81 profesaional fights, oH They had a poor freshman I corner by Wally Widholm. It w’as noon of skating.... .Onlookers and we talked of many items of Loughran got very close to the Loughran didn’t like Pattorson’a Greaves, a former amateur Jncludsd Ray and Eunice Owens, interest on the .current sport# enough Yankee Conference game* won the Utle with even less exper fight with Jackson, but attributes champion from Edmonton, Alber team last season and lost the tal I the ninth league success for thq un- to qualify for the title, has risen ience than James J. Jeffries. As new champion as he waa coming ents, of Robin Freeman, their high To Up Margin beaten Pros. New Britain has lost the Holly Mandly* and Bill beat in town. Johnny was a fine as the most likely challenger to the performance to his effort to ta. waa upset bv Italo 8cor|ichlnl - Mvis. . .Friends arrived for din athlete and later a successful champion, he cannot possibly fight along so spectacularly. pid himself into a heavyweight a in New York. ‘Dec. 17 when he scoring ace. by graduation. i' three games, two to Manchester, Connecticut. Thl* "natural" rtm e ottan enough to offset thta lack Of He cannot go along with Tun- ner and the Teat of the evening So this season w-as flg«ired to while' scoring seven wins. coach on the local scene before en haa drawl) * scheduling blank, experience. He would have been bit too soon. was severely handicapped by a cut New York. Jan. 28 fflV-Out of waa spent watching-^teevee. ..lam tering the business. . . The after ney’s contention that Patterson’s Loughran, who fought 28 men lUfound th® l®tt ®y® in ih® llrtt be no picnic for Coach Floyd the weekend competition In the Best Crowd of Y*wr hoWiever. much better off had he been built rapid rise was almost 100 per cent Stahl, who has won just one still amazed at the wind-up set on noon is the beat time to take chil ■up for another two or ihre* years ” _who held '(srorld UUm - In ttaiea fmad;— The-bout went 10 rounds. National Basketbqil Asan.. the Bos This wss a game to warm Uu. —-Zid Sullivan's showr-thla being one dren to the Sportsmen’s'Show and 2. Little Aaamnptlon Conege-of- bulld-iip. leagtte title—185ft—In 10 years of ton Celtics emerged as even more Worcester is serious in its bid for Only One Real Test (Lviaions, believes that Pattoraon to a decision but Greaves had to 1 piloting the Buckeyea blood of even the most unbiased ' tt the best acts, I e\’er seen on rounded up my sons,' Reed and Like a lot of other people, Tun He stresses Patterson's ama has more potential than any othar ' Bgpt a defensive battle to protect; But the club has demonstrated of a shoo-in for the Eastern Divi spectator. The over 650 partisan MONDAY Dean, at 2 o'clock and wc arrived an unbeaten seiason aftar notching teur career and the fact that fighter he hac ever seen. 2 triumph, 70-63. ney throws out Patterson's outing thp^eye ' it doesn’t buckle under pressure. sion Utle and the Fort Wayne Pis fan* that screamed and cheered ' "Have a cigar!” an excited Burt at the Hartford Armory Just as Ita I3th straight with Archie Moore, an ancient whp; Floyd had to do something -more If Floyd Patterson la aa fiaivaa- tons strengthened their shaky hold everything but the final outcome 'Harinln announced as he checked the stage and tank show got un over American International ^Backward* Barksdale l«st Saturday, the Buckeyes lick which figured to he a major fell apart before they climbed into U.sn shadow box in disposing of tatlng aa I'ommy Loui^ran'B ap Tony Dl Blase, a former Golden ed Northwestern, 83-73,. after per on first pllsce in the Western Divi could attest to that. It was the In a t the desk. A son being born to derway. .. (Chatted with Dale Long the Chicago Stadium ripg. And Wes Bascom, Tommy Harrison, praisal indicates^ he didn't re Glove champ, moves up to the Morgan State’s high lumper, Robert Barksdale, who seems to use sion. largest .crowd to attend a Pacer the Harmlns over the weekend. of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Eddie stumbling block. a scissor kick and roll. Is stopped at top of his unorthodox.jtimp mitting the Wildcats to tie it at that, in Tunney’* considered opin Archie McBride and Yvon Du- quire too much In the way of main event class on television 65-all with eight minutes remain In their one game, the Celtics game at the Stanley Arena this Burt, a makeup man in the com O'Dell, tub-thumper of the shbw Far from Invlaclble ion, leaves Patterson reaching the relle and Jimmy Slade twice preparation. (Dumont) in the Monday show at -leaving him face up instead' of down as he clears the bar. Un ing. Instead of cracking', the easily defeated Philadelidiia 107-87 season. * posing room of The Herald, is a and George Reeves who play* Su ConnacUcut's . Orange Bowl Bt Nicholas Arena in New York j orthodox jump came In Philadelphia Enquirer games Jan. 2.5. Buckeyes pulled themselves to yesterday to lengthen their lead In the thrilling finish, it was the former Manchester High football perman. . . Thera were a number Tournament champion* ar* typi when he faces Chris Christensen of Barksdale finished in S-way tie for first place, with bar at alx gether and ran up the margin. over the second-place Warrior* to lineman. .George Krause, one of of Manchesterites present includ cally rugged representatives from s feet, seven inches. (AP Wlrephoto). Pros' physical condition, strategic Btorrs but far from invlcihle as Denmark. Illinois, Puidue and Michigan 6H game*. The Warriors also lost use of time outs by Coach Eddie the town's best speed ice Skaters, ing‘Tommy Blanchard and family, Di Blase has a 15-1-1 record (all 3-1) are tied for second place- to Fort Wayne 101-98 Saturday phoned and asked for four tickets Mrs. Ann Pavelack and Mr*. Isa .their 9-6 record indicates. In addl; Notre Dame Grid Need Siniple: and is unbeaten In his last 16 Rosmarin, and a couple of neat of tlon to expected ^fcata kt the land after the week's action one of and aaw their margin over the fensive patterns tjiat meant the to the G.old Key Dinner. I told him bel* Parchlak and their daughters 8 since losing'his first pro sU rt a them should have undisputed pos third place New York cut to a half I 'w’ould be glad to put his name Manning Colt’s, fine booth on hands of Manhattan, Dartmouth four-rounder, to .Sonny Lord, Sept. difference. After, leading by as and Syracuse, the Huskies fell be session of (he spot. The mini. No. game as the Knlcka dropped * 103- many points during part of the down for next year but he said no, guns was Tom Turner of Manches Better^ Sounder Scouting Job 9. 1955. He fought 13 Umea in Playoff on Tap Today 9 in the Associated Preaa poll,' are 102 overtime decision ‘ to Fort hia request was for this year. More ter, a former Little League official fore underdog! Boston College, 1966, vrinning 12 and boxing a the Buckeyes' biggest threats. game, the Pacers -were completely and coach. . . Night home and I Tale and Colgate. Wayne yesterday after beating bewildered by the outcome.- • than 100 tickets were sold In Man draw with Billy Lepldo. i They meet twice. Feb. 4 and 25. Minneapolis 122-107 Saturday. chester for the dinner which will tried to catch up on my personal The Red Raiders from Hamilton.’ Herb Score Betrothed MIXED DOUBLES New York (NEA)—-An anaijrais&which Notre Dame insists is only Christensen, handled by Jimmy | Except for a brief moment mid N. T., belted Connecticut 96-86 Cneveland Indians' pitcher Herb Score, 23, and Nancy Ann SimOar 8-0 victories were scored of the Notre Dame'football dl- a------small" ----- part of.... total unlvergitjr Meanwhile. North- Carolina , The Pistons' tw’o victories gave be held Monday night (tonight). correspondence.' lemma brings out the fact, that the Bronson, veteran manager, owns In Coast Golf Tourney (15-0) and Kansas, (12-1) the big < • . f*. - r them a full'game advantage over way through the third period when Sports writers,, met \^lh Eddie THUlteDAT Saturday aa Jack Nichols and Phil McNamara, 20. who were high school classmates, announqsd In by Carol and Oeorge Maragnano revenue, what about the low. In a 2T-S-2 record. His'most im- boya of the nation, get back into • v' - the score was tied 50-alI, the Bisselle combined for 61 points. Cleveland Jan. 26 their engagement.* Miss McNamara is a s'enior over Barbara and Dick McConvllle, sudden dip dates back to August prestige ? [M : I irtant victory was scored oyer the St. Louis Hawks, who handed O'Dell, publicist for the/Sportmen’s President Nels Quinby of th* Vermont, fired 'by young blood Anne and Nick Twerdy over of 1953. action. The top-ranked Tar Heels Rochester a 107-83 setback Sunday Pacers held the lead all the way. A Boat Show’ at the Hartford Manchester Sportsemen’s Club re At St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Ind. She lives 1ft Lantona, “Will alumni and friends ba lUy Graham, now- reUred, ■Palm Spylngs, Calif., Jan 28 OP)—There were 273 strokes :)nive what appeara to.be an eaty With 7:25 remaining in the final and an influx of Matropolitan New Fla.i- (AP Wirephoto). Arlene and Norm Legere, Lillian That's whan the Irish ware willing to contribute to tha < g for the Royals 10th successive de Armory at noon and W’e had . ( ported that the (Sold Key Dinner York talent, has won eight straight and Pete Twerdy over Maureen mildly reprimanded for. violating to a golf ball that brought on a playoff today between Jimmy assignment against Western Caro feat. quarter, Green Manor gained the chance to talk with several of the Isn't the only affair where tickets nl and endowment funda Miould Kenny Lane of MMkegon. Mich., lina (12-6) Wednesday. lead for a few’ seconds bn a hoop since dropping ita opener to Maine Carr and Don Mosser, while 2-1 the National Collegiate Athletic losing sessons continua?” ai*a puU hU 10-fight winning atreak Demaret, Ken Venturi and Mike Souchak for the $2,000 top Syracuse moved in on the leaders leading performers at an informal are Scarce, as all available tickets $5-62. wins w’ere recorded by Maureen Assn, rule against tr^ n g out pros Kansas, however, comes face- in the Eaestern-Division with two by hot-shooting Burr Carlson. New aession. Dot and Ehnie Lind, two for the annual dinner of hia club Doyle. "The link between contrtbu> on tha line Wodneaday at Norfolk. money in the Thunderbird Invitational Tournament.;, to-facb Saturday with nemesis, Britain came right back' to go The (totomounta. holding 'a 2-1 PhilsMiihia Phillits Waddell and Bill Conopaat over pective candidates. tions and ticket sales is apparant. Va.. MfainMt Frankie Rj'ff, clever But'the moat spectsculer stroke-t-...... m i ■ , triumphs—99-95 over Rochester sharpshooters with rifles and pis on Saturday night. Feb. 16 have record in the Yankee Conference, (Tarol and Bob Duncan, Mabel and Inasmuch as Iowa State, (11-3) the team (1>*( Saturday and 94-93 over Minneapo right ahead again by 5 points. A tots, world famous 'Maine guide been sold. .Spring training roatora Notra Dame awards prafarantial New’ Yorker in a lightweight boUt. of them all wsa the last one Sou- has brewed the' secret recipe to play Rhode Island and New Hamp- Don Harrison over Marge and a consider able seating to alumni fund eontribo- It’s a rematch of a Nov. 14 fight Pete Wigren lis Sunday. '• driving laj-up by Tommy Byrnes pharjie Miller and Brooklyn Dod of major league baseball teams ahlre once each aa their only tied the score at 79-79, and; from George Murphy, Nancy Long and number of the tors.” at Miami, won by Lane whose Largrot Single Game Crowd ger pitcher Don New’combe all have started to filter across the league ventures in their remaining Shortstop and Fielder Norm Warren over Jean and Bill 1956 victims included Ralph A crowd of 9,228, largest ever to there on It was basket fpr basket. stopped at press headquarters for deek which means that spring 11 g ^ e other 494 NCAA Tryouts wera more important to Thurston. , Notre Deme than to other aOioola Dupaa, Glen Flanagan and Lud the green and striilght into ' 'ago and in the proceas knocked see an NBA single game In Phil*' The two squads traded points a few minute*. .Office secretory can’t be too far away. I haven’t The a isence of a Vermont-Con- Top score at th* Manchester members con wig Ughtburn. hole. TTils putt had more pressure' Mike (hr*"' "Is chih and ole cap Jayhawks out of the No." X delphia, saw Bill Sharman lead the with Earl Watson’s layup on a eye- for the show is Mr*. Mildred given too much thought about nectlcut Jnstch can be traced to tinue to do better because whan a player antara aa a Florida, being too busy with regu Bowling Green last night proved to scholarship, tha grant In la for Lane is ranked No. 2 among the attached to It than Iron Mlke’i ' ht-the;sfr. H« rushed over and went j„'jhe „atlon Celtics to -victory with 30 points. fllllng assist from Bobby Knight Cowles of Manchester w’bll* man the administrators of the two state Neeided for Flag Bid be Norm Warren’s 127 tingle. than ' all right aid Gold Dinner The hot-shooting Celts took a 24- giving the Pacers an 86-84 advan ning th# McIntosh Boat exhibit lar work, plus final detoila on the tuiiversities. 'Vermont official* long abiding • by the four years, whether or not be aear t k - contenders by both the National sturdy 212 pounds. 1 Into,, a hugging match with De- Iowa -State ■ will warm up Boxing Aasn. and Ring magaxine It gave him a 67. a t 2-hole total! who seemed as delighted as 12 lead In the first qtiarter and tage. Realizing that w’ith only 1:50 waa Mrs, Natalie Mclotoih of Gold Key Dinner. .Home at night have held they did not want to same regulation, plays^. to. the task toni|^t against and it was a restful one. mccept meet Connecticut u t jnajor sport* basemen «1th more natural ability while Ryff Is No. 9 with NBA and of 273 and forced a three-way Oklshoma. If the Jay hawks never were headed. Neil Johnston left In the game, and with the Manchester. Another Silk Town . (Seventh In a Series) < :4t would a*em Other schools award acb(flar>- down the Hat with Ring. A knock- also scored 30 for the losers. strong possibility that the Pacers exhibitor ws^i th* Manchester for late callers who wanted me to because of the latter’a"blg time” By 5IAYO SMITH than Solly but none will outhuatle that the source ships on a year-to-year playoff with rolUckIng Jimmy De-1 Souchak buried his head on Jim- can get past the (^’clones, use my influence to get them JJek- him. none isill Outthlnk him and Wings Sweep ut defeat by Larry Boardman, maret and Venturi, the 25-year-,i my's shoulder. He said. Just loud they should havs fairly easy sail Statler Gsorge. Yardley, playing with a woiUd go Into thtir "showtime" act M(fto?'Sales with the new- Oldsmo- ideas. , Lake Worth, Fla., Jan. 28 (ff)— tof Notre Dame'a streases Doyle. "If a pMyer doesn’t Suna 2 .drapp^ Ryff dowm In the tapqd ankle after a first half in if the Pro* failed t o score, Ros Wle. .Schedule didn’t permit seeing eta foi* the Key Dinner. The only Next year, however, Vermont Before the Philadelphia Phillies none i* a better team man. And ^difficulty lies in maka It on the field,*^11* la often old ex-smateur star from San; enough to be overheard, "Jimmy,,! ing the rest .of the way. Iowa Sthte ticketa I have floaUng around are ...11 take hn Cenneeticut in ■vir a pretty good deteneWq-’^See- T*tlng»-' TYanHicoT ■ xhe ■Lord ' seems to be the only team in the jur}', dropped in the fiekj goal that marin called a time out,---- the entire show and Bill Newell of can be' coinsl; 9 too loose a'creen- cut looae from scholarship aid.” The bout will be covered by net - . gave the Pistons their triumph for the Howdy Doody Show but tually everything but football. As nant contender, we must. first ond baaeman, too. - . / • Ing of freshmen did.” conference capable of giving them th* Courant and I, ahutticd off to Tryout# ef Value Sudden Death ia Offing By IeARL YOST there were no takers. (or baaketbali. it could be a year jiecure a top flight shortstop and Solly came to ua last year In work (ABC) radio and television. This plaoff waa for 18 holes and' He iffled his head. Tears were a tussle. over the Knicks. Yardley sprained standing* the Statler to try and get another Terry Bresuian *way from the Ware tiyouU of value to tha Long: overdue honors will be heaped upon the' slender an ankle late in the second quarter L Pet. hundred ticket* for’ the Gold Key FRIDAY too late from the Vermont vlew- rlghtflelder. Roy Harney, our gen- trade with St. Loulg and, after New York, Jan. 28 (JP—The De campus. In other Coaching etaff? A former ipem- if they finished in a tie a sudden atreaming'down his face. Here Is a quick rundown on the polnt. ersl manager, is making every ef With the lee show out of the othee conferences: shoulders of Charles (Pete) Wigren tonight at the Statler I and didn’t return until the last four Manchester ... 0 1.000 Dinner. We were successful in get Ernie Tureck phoned and asked slow start due to an injury, he iron Red Wings, Intent on picking words, the Celts are being out- ber of Frank Leahy’s corps put It way. boxing' returns to Madison death duel waa in the offing. Motion Picture Director Sidney minutes of the third but he led the New’. Britain .. Maine and Rhode Island have 1-0 fort to secure these two men for finished with a''^olId .286. I say up where they were rudely inter scouted. Thundferblrd's par ia 86-35-71. .\tlantlc Ckiaat—North Caro Hotel in Hartford where the 16th annual Gold Key Dinner 3 ,700 ting only 32. all for Hartford, and if major league baseball players Yankee records but ar* not con this way: "We could hit on from Square Garden on Friday with a Lanfield, standing next to Demaret surging Pistons with 26 points. His Stratford ...... y .615 one* again the dinner will be a selected for the All-Star gam* in us and, if h? does, he will be con-; solid because he hit over .300 dur rupted last season, today were Irish Rooters Nervous t .^-thirds to three-quartehi of tlto" Three years ago Souchak, 29- and Souchak, i'ommentefield goal broke a 99-99 deadlock Fast Hartford .600 . complete sellout. .Night home and mid-season could refuse to partici Ing the laslr'two months of Uie sea- A aurvey conducted by Joe players. I could see the percantaga Bmilnl, British West Indies, 'and. ear-okt ex-Duke University foot Souchak Emotional Wigren, along with golfer Charlie v in the extra period aj>d the Knicks Holyoke ...... the typewTlter hummed a merry pate. The answer is yea, although cut’s title March. 1957. Bon> He/ftiade only five home runp, Montreal Canadians in first place Doyle, the South Bend sports'edl dropping way down whan wa ball player, engaged in a playoff warmup for meetings with Rugged CHare of New Haven and Dr. John - .600 Play Home Twice I think we have everything else of the National Hockey League. Isluk Logart of Chiba. "This la one of the nicest scenes Maryland (6-2) and Duke (4-1) never caught up. Tlie score waa Hartford ...... 455 tune until the boya’ homework wa* It’s an honor most fellows want, Connecticut meet* Maine but pit came near the end and ohe tor who la cloaer to the situation sto p ^ tha practica." Loigart is I/o. 4 With Ring and here with Shelly Ma>-(leld and I ever saw. Imagine that big Sou Stoddard of Meriden, ■will be pre-j tied at 95 at the end of the regula- Milford ...... completed and then to reading my plus special gifts from the two to be a factor in the championship of them was a grand slanimer And the New York Rangers, tak than any other newspaperman, re “There is no sura way to knoer- next week. aented 'With Gold Keys from the .333 Wednesday, then plays host to race. Certainly, we 4'’* No. 5 with NBA among the wel Freddie Haas Jr. Mayfield and chak so emotional." KC Baseball Trip I tion game. Ken Sears w’ss high Jor Chicopee...... 167 favorite newspaper, The Herald, of leagues - ■ ■ Gold Key ticket re against Milwaukee In mid-^ptem' ing advantage of their CSilcago veals that Notre Dame people are Ing whether a good high school Mike finished the 18 all even, Paetho Coast—UCLA (4-0) Alliance. calibre of pitching a good team Black Hawk cousins and the slump ter* while Bahama, a 153-poundcr, Venturi got his putt fur a 69 and plays two Important games with i New York with 23 points, two Danielson .... 10 ,.000 ‘ ■ course. ber when the Braves were strug frankly worried about their foot player will be a good on* In 0(4- le listed es a middleweight. In ahaklng Heaa loose, end then Principal speaker will be Broad-. more than Ray Felix. needs. In fact, pitching is the ing Toronto Maple Leafs, are with ball leadership. Meyfield. the handsome tali Tex cracked. "I’ve seen it all," Oregon State (2-4) this week. Sunday, May 19 TUESDAY Guard on Saturday. strong point of the club. The addi gling to hold flrst lege,” says Terry Brennan. his latest start, Bahama beat Jim way columnist and teleWslon per { From a 46-46 halftime deadlock Faced with a do or die situation, Wally Fortin of the Rec staff usual stroll on pay day to the in a point of the fourth playoff post. That's the big triok for the young an, beat Souchak on the 20th hole. Cary Mlddlecoff had a 70 for 274 Cqllfornia (6-0) is Idle. Washing sonality Kd Sullivan, former Hart- The Yankee Conference stand tion of Jim Hearn and Jack San We’ve got no worries-ms concern "If the Ipasea continua,” reports my Martinez, Logart bounced beck and 1650. and tied at 275 were It will be bark ' to Yankee the Hawks pulled away from the the Pros set up the famou* "UU" checked the weekend sports sched bank and give my ear a break ings at the moment; ing centerleld whqTe Richie Ash- The Red Wings, tied for first with Doyle, “action will be taken to coach-r-ftnding sufficient playan r- ftrom an upaet by Gmapar Ortega to Mayfield sank a seven-foot putt ton Just almut eliminated Oregon for sportswriter. ule in Boston and then told how he from almost continuous telephone ford, a service returnee, to a staff Montreal Thursday, awept * week A slump ridden Royal* .In th e' last play made famous by Clair Bee. W. L. Pet. restore the winning tradition under the present gystem who 'will stop Clarence (Duke) Harris In end Mike miaecd an eight-footer. Boros and Dick Mayer, who.se 66 Statq as a title threat over the Stadium this summer for the headed by Robin Roberts, Curt bum holds fo rth ^ e may not Jiave a-aa one of th* low scores of th e, weekend by trimming the Beavers Wigren coached track at Man annual baseball excursion trip half as Bob Pettit, the league’s Playing three out and two in, the had watched Bill Russell and the use'... Day passed rather quickly, 0>nnecUcut...... 0 1.000 Simmons, Harvey Haddix and Bob the power of tyillleHe Maya or Duke end aeries against Toronto to take Notre Dame is concerned about le capable enough seven rounds, Nov. 7. Yesterday's emotion - Jammed chester High for 33 years until his of the - Manchester Knights of leading scorer,-raq )iis total poihts Pros worked the ball to Wally Boston Celtics beat New York laat at least it seemed that way, and 0 1.000 Snider but ypO know he'll hit .300 the lead and help out the Rangers. attendance and the alumni and en Rarely dqee a top football'iday- . The fight- vrill be carried on finish was tremendous, a elimax ■ {twice. retirement in 1954. His'teams won Sunday afternoon in ■ Beantoivn. after dinner my sons were my Maine ...... Miller,'Vnakes u* rich in that de Detroit won 4-1 Saturday and ita Art Wall Jr„ co-leader with Ven-1 ■ Ivy League—Princeton (5-0) Columbus. This year’s Junket for the game to 30. Ehrenpreis. Byrnes meanwhile cut Rhode Island .... 0 1.000 partment. , ' or thereab p ^ for you every year. dowment funds. er show up at a school aoddontal^. NBC radlo-TV. to one of golfs more Interesting 54 (X3L, Connecticut. Rhode Is- will take place on Sunday, 3lay Dolph Schayes scored 26 points inside to screen for Carlson’ w’h(> "Russell.” Wally said, "was slm- guests at a down-state high Vermont ...... 1 .667 Poor Relief Pitching He won the batting title two years sixth straight Sunday, 8-1. "Attendance at the Southern Generally rqiaaking, the superior experiences. turi ptartlng out, had trouble with {still the class of the league, but litnd and New England champion ■ ply te r^ ic defensively. He blocked school. Roads Were slippery, per The Rangers, five points behind a tree on the 12th and finished doesn't get back into action until 19 to New York. Appearing to boost his total for the season to scored the tietng basket on an as Massachusetts ... 2 .333 Our biggest'weakness last year, ago and ranks second only to Stan (California game wim more than schoolboy is up for grabs, end tha OVERTIME WINNER Demaret had surged into a tic ships. A total of 19 teams com 1,003 to lead Syracuse’s attack sist from Ehrenpreis on their re more Sfbta than a hockey goalie al haps the U’orst w’eek night of the 4 .000 Muslal with seven .300 hitting Toronto before the weekend starts deal at Not.re Dame most certainly with a 72 for 276, a week from. Tuesday. Yale and In a single game on this date though he acored only one basket New Hampshire .. next leaky defense, was poor 30,000 less than in 1955. yst the Fort Lauderdale. Fla., Jan. 26 for the lead en route toward the piled undefeated records. will be the. Cleveland Indians against Minneapolis but it wss Al turn up the floor, th* Pacers lost winter and extreme caution waa Assumption ran a string of 18 relief pitching. Jack Meyer, who arsaona. ed, smacked Boston S-S Saturday In opponents had a much better rec is no less attractive than one be can (JP)—Gay-epirited Ann Quasi, 19, 18th. He overshot the last green • Trees? Bo Wlnlnger set a record. Columbia (both 3-1) ■will try to the bsll. sad the Pro* again oalled • himself.” .. Frank Sheldon, local token... Arrived )iome Just in points yesterday early in th* sec an afternoon-TV contest end with obtain elsewhere. He waa stymied behind five during keep in the running against, re Two of Pete’s prised pupils, Joe ahd New York Yankees. Bianchi's goal alth 24 seconds re insuranceman, phoned to report doubled as a relief and atarting There ar* a lot of nice things ord." recalls Doyle. overcame a three-hole deScit, -'th e one he shot an ea|(le on in McGluskey and Dr. Chariie Rol>-1 This year's trip will be the maining that decided the issue. time out with 1:10 remaining. time to hear tbat Manchester ond half to beat AIC. Trailing 29- ;)ltcher for ua last year, had arm can say about Elmer Valp, who stood a Black Hawk rally Sunday ' At 95 per ticket, thia would have There is nothing wrong with forced unprecedented overtime th* dsy and It cost him a 76 for spectively, ChrneU and Harvard. Pro Alex Hackney *t the Country High had edged Windham via a to win 3-2. It was the Rangers’ 1953 to beat hia .pal, Ben Hogan, Southweet—-Rice (4-1) leading bins, have won 36 National Cham- | seventh for the Kaeeys. Gen- Coach Rosmarin called for th# 25 at the half, th* Oreyhonn^ rouble part of the campaign and always give* you 100 per cCnj of meant a 50-50 spHt of 9150,000, Notre Dame football that 'a-better pley, and won' the Helen Lee by a stroke in this same tourna- 284. • plonships between them. McClus- (Tlub would give free golf lessons to late radio sport* report spurted into a 43-29 lead and held seventh win in nine games with N eral Chairman will be Joseph Standings same, play again. However, the he should be sound again this sea himself. He is 4till a pretty good net loss to Notre Dam* of 975,000. evaluation of talent won't cure D o b ^ y Women's Amatuer crou-n ment-f-but he recovered to get his "1 hope that I shall never see a but can’t- afford to relax with club members' youngsters between Chicago. The other two game* were SMU and Baylor (both 4-2) hot on key, Manchester’s first Gold Key McCarthy. Price of the trip Xaatern IMrtsion veteran Tommy Byrnes got half a the ages of 8 and IS, beginning Feb. SATURDAY " the road At the present time It la dlf- more agile man. in rightfleld. If to the Ckmadlena’ vicToryless string which might be multiplied in the the C!hattanooga Lookouts, No. 1 shooting on the 31st and 34 th holes Princeton Five Southern—'The undefeated leader number of one-Ume runners under on property now used by Manches ahead. That game I#-set for Feb. ,9. flcult to say whether we are strong we can’t make a desirable trade 8-2 in the other toague game Sun- ahrank'her 20-year-old' Dartmouth, an amateur had led alt the greet Weat Virginia (6-0) pla.va Syracuse ...... 20 24 .455 who piished the ball-up and in. It vtajting five winning on a floor that years ahead,’’ • farm team of the Washington Baa- pros in the Masters last year for Wigren. Wasteris. Dhlslon wag in vain though mm Sonny waa slippler than the ice at Center ter High oif B. Center St. More on Outside Assumption, the re er than we were last year. But I'm for an outfielder, mabye Marv v22 25 .478 from mld-cUmpire Frank Daaceli, Moe Drq- to take a bow’. ton two hoops and two free throws In all callqra wanting tickets for, tha Armory, th* seen* of many great th* result of th* Hawks’ 90-71 mobility from the younger and I've instructed him to come in the aeven previous seasons.. Lika Having and Yale gel back to action In a the lead among Kentucky, Auburn Gold Key Dinner..This wa* one of basketball games not too many conquest of BC Saturday. speedier Repulakl. who is not only camp lighter by severSl pounds. I / Parker MacDonald and Ckimllle. Darnell had a 16-12 record for 8(ire he'd sink the putt and tie' and Tulane (all 4-1). Kentucky has - Philadelphia at Boston the extra period. Knight scored a ■ Othsr scores for last week’s [oing to help u* in leftfleld but Henry scored less than a minute Portland In the Pacific Coast Demaret. strong bid to overhaul league- Sunday's Besnlts like number of hoops and free' aeveral "nieaday nights 1 B^aa hoin* years ago. think the kid ftan do it but I’V leading Princeton, a game tonight with Georgia Tech light program include: [’m sure hia bat will'prove bene have'to be ahov’n.' apart in the first period against League in 1956. Souchak, however, had to make a (u-3) while Auburn pla'yi Florida Boston 107. Philadelphia 87 throw*. On three occasions, Carl Caiicago. The Rangers made it 8-0 An Oil Wall Columbia and Yale, tied for sec Syracuse 94. Minneapolis 93 son gave his team a two point lead Springfield 77, AIC 76; Iona 92. ficial, too!" Pitching Strength ond place With 3-1 records, goes (3-1). Tulane la Idle. CCIL Leading Indian, Quintet AIC 77; Dartmouth 72, BU 48; I'm tremendously pleased with I mentioned earlier that pitch in the second period on Gerry Missouri Valley -— First-place St. Louis 107. Rochester 83 ■only to have Knight bounce back Springfield 55, Hofstra. 63 and St the work of Stan Lopata last Foley's disputed goal; The Black to the road to resume play for the Fort Wajme 1()3, New’ York 102 tootle it. « ing Is our strength. Roberto won second half of th* sesaon. The' Bradley (6-0l is not schsduled. -but Waterbury Trounces Tankers Michael's 84, Lemoyne 62. year. His catching suits me fine. He 19 games for us In '56 and I think Hawks protested Foley had entered InYour Lions travel to Ombridge to meet St. Loul.s (4-1) has an important Ranks Third in Team Scoring (Overtime) Cab Calliway broke a 94-94 Thia week's schedule includes set a club record for righthanded ft is reasonable to assume he has the crease in front of the Chicago Harvard and Yale faces wlnleea g,.;de with Oklahoma .AAM (1-3) Tueeday's Schedule deadiqck with * single charity toss two key Ivy League battles Satur- batters when he hit 82 home 'rims some more 20-game seasons to add goalie's cage. tontorrow night. The i^gica hold .'Minneapolis vs. Boston-al New making it 95-94, with only,4&.sec- Warrep^ Sparks Relay Triumph last year. He was the only Nation a K Cosnell at Ithaca Saturday night. By PAT BOLDUC ^ five day- to the six he already posses^. Sim The protest fired up the last-place Own Backyard ! All ganies for the two contend a strange Jinx over SCT Louis at games for a sparkling- 24- ■ifork atage for (?oumbia and Yale (8-1 each) al Leaguer, playing 100 games or mons won seven straight complete Chicago team. Eight seconds kfter ■ 4- Although leading th's (XTIL race point averaj^a.*' Close behind are Widholm’a game winning shot ing teams-are in the crucial atag* Stillwater. In n'ine tries, St. Louis Philadelphia at New York . 2. Sihilly (SH) 9. McLain GTG puriuini^ prtncttwi (6-0) and more, to bft chargeid with only one -games after recovering from hia the argument, Johnny Wilson 4 l with a perfect 5-0 won and lost Bristol’* *harp*hooUng Tom An Fort Wayne at St. Louis. Byrnes added two free throws in hyPATBOUiUC now. with Princeton in Srst place nevsr has won on the Aggies' Itrong Waterbury_ Sacred H eart; Tim*. 87.0. need victorie* to,keep in th* chase. passed ball. Furthermore, he par arm trouble and captured 12 of hia pushed the puck past Ranger goalie home floor. But they muit this record, Manchester'.” team scoring derson with 88 markers in six lilts the flnsl seconds to Ice the verdict. Ck>lumbia will be at Harvard and ticipated In 10 double plays. No Lome Woraley after a past from at b-0 not .getting back to action a\'erage of 55.8 points ranks third and Burt Dziadek, rugged Meriden With Art Quimby suu sidelined captuerd aeven of the eight event*: iM-yard breaatotroke: 1. KeUy last 16 decisions. Miller and Me^sm [ 4 until Feb. 8. Columbia, which lost time to stay in the running. to gain an easy 44-25 swimming ric-’ (8H). 2. Carter (hi). 8. JAcoba (M) Tala at >)rinleaa Cornell. catcher In the league did Mtter. looked very good at the toll-end Ed Lltzenberger. Glen Skov scored '■'. to I^lncaton in their first n>eetlng . Rocky Mountain—Idaho State in th* five-team league. Second center who has caged 83 'iallleadn with an injured kn^e It took a. true torv over Manchester Saturday *f- Time. 1 ;8.i. , ^ . Thursday Harvard travel* to Speaking of defepatve Standouts, of the season. ()iie of Miller's, best the second Chicago goal, at 9:19 of place Meriden (4-1) and third.-five starts, Betsy Rawls Wins team effort to aUy undefeated. the final period. . early in the season, will have to (4-0) ia getting stronger as the Taking Quimby’* place and turn- temoon before 200 spectatora at the Brown. _ Willie Jones topped the. league’s games was a two-hit shutout wait until March 6 for another ! .'.oon' progresses. Its overall rec-, place Bristol (4-2) sport per-game j The locals boast three player* high school pool. The loa* wa* thk betwer rlson and W i^olm " Indiana and snapped their winning ; , j ,.A waV 2 Lake Worth. FI*.. Jan. 28 Uf) makes a three-gam* swing into opportunity will come on Feb. Seturday ^anothet; feather iii it* ■j turned in their best performances atraak at two. 'Two new pool rec-| (McLain, Da'da, fituek and War glove work. I think he is one of the' ing as the '56 thriller. Brooklyn up early, building a 4-1 lead by and 23. cap. State playa ColoraddiSt^ate that order. Both the Whippets,, era-place-him ninth and'Hayes Steadying as she went, Betsy erda were set by the winner* while, ran). Time. 1:48. New England this week. The club finest clutch hitters in baseball. will be-the club to beat, but they 2 ;39 of the second period. Slmrnons ?N' . who show’ a lone win in *ix start*,' Stagner, .with 50 tallies, is;tled of the.aeaaon. Carlson took 27 be at AIC Tuesday. Provi ^•■'k - r The only other gan\e this week Friday and Saturday. Rawls beat down. a one-stroke shots and connected on 13, with a Dorn Squatrito,broke hia own school ------^ ' - win HeeSus Hclped- have several "if*" aa Pee We* ' reciprocated, making 18 savto in finds Harvlfaji, 2-2. in fifth place -Skyltoe- Brigham Young (4-1) and Hall (O-t)) are out of conten* with Ed Kow’alski of Meriden, deficit on the last nine of 54 holes dence Wednesday -ahd St. An One of the best mpvea we ever Reese, Carl Furillo and Roy Cam- the middle period and 27 through tlon in the title race.' Andy Czuchry of Windham and wide sweeping hoOk ahot moat ef- selm's Thursday. Penn State, one facing seventh place Brown, 1-4, should- tighten its hold on first and w’on the |5,000 Lake Worth' fective. Widholm garnered 22 ** ^mlte hia record-breaking M.M J e a il C lU H IlllghR U l made waa when we obtained Solly panella. If Brooklyn should fall, it the entire gaifee. Thursday night. place against Denver (2-3) Satur Starting Friday night *g*inat; -John Kayal* for 10th poal- Open' yesterday on a daszling points in the diving ^event, ‘h» c of the naUon’s leading defensive Hemus from the CardlnSla. There will be a ding-dong battle between Simmons, called in to replace the Dartmouth. In fourth place with Hall at the high school, the ,In tlon. string'.of birdies and pars. markers In addition to doing a fins teams, 'visito BU Friday. Milwaukee and Cincinnati, with somewhat aemi-rctired Terry Saw- day. It now haa become apparent 'Upper Class Job preventing Ifnight from drlv- JSGrt^'squiitrito had fc Mtue f^ Pin Toiimev la no )>etter man when you are bat H: '!• a 2-2 mark; and Penn, In sixth. that Utah and Wyoniing.. two reg dians have thrqe remaining league ' It was Betsy's second victory of ing through. third place behind Sacred Heart*; . « , •' In the- latest NCAA stoUsttes, tling for the tying or winning run Milwaukee having a sbght edge, chuk, made pis aeason’s NHL debut .«. : 2-4, do not plaj’ thia-week. ' cbnteata. Coach Elgin Zaturaky’a Others in the upper class include th* Women Professional Golfers' Harvard Is sixth in the nation due to better pitching. Saturday in the losing effort ular league powers,' aren't what Bristol’s Tom Petke (80). fourth, Knight waa ouUtanding for th# Ted Hhmlnga and Bill Lapman. than Hemus. There are second .There wrert no league games squad, which apparently has lost Touroament tour and netted her former set a new pool reemrd with Hartford, Jait 29 (F) — Jean among major schools on defense, against the Rangers. last week. they used to be. .Wilson Hicks of Hall (72), aixth, Pacers with 27 point*, as wa* Its early season poise, travels to 9880. The Spartanburg. S. C., com Haj-ne* with 24. Knight also did a a brilliant 61.18 ' Cunningham of Bridjgeport yaatar- The Crimson have given up an ay- With MOBILHEAT you'll always havo a Th* schedule; — ■ Meriden Friday bight, Fqb. 8 arid Ralph Musto of-Meriden (89), petitor took the Tampa Open last mate Lapman picked up #1.03 tal crags of 57 points in their eight , Thureday. Jan! 31 Harvard at seventh, and the Rams' Le* Albee fine defensive job on Mel Kleck-' day won the Women’s U.S. Duck ml , BRNIOR TITLE MATCH :hen engages Bristol at home, (58), eighth., week. ner. When Kleckner fouled out lies. game* to date. Hockey a Glance nsoryo supply of fuol right on tho pnmisost DonT Worry, Lady Brown. Saturday, Feb. 2—Co Pin Bowling Classic with a 10- Yale, (» the other hand, ,is Goalie Bower Playing Great Dunedin. -Fla., Jan. 28 (g) —• Tuesday, Feb. 12 in the season's TVo other Manchester starters. Miss Rawls' oite-uiider-par round Knight switched to Carison. but Th* -vlaltor# Bud Hebert account- gama score of l,279r—68 plha ahead lumbia at H aivai^ Yale at Cor IVo-Ume winner Al Watraus of finale. Needless to aay thb '(XTL of 69 at Lake Worth gave her a eighth in team rebounding. The Sunday’s Results When yen^Tc got Bently under contract, you cun for nell. fdrw*j;d Dlok D'ubanoski with 48 was not so effective. In the 13 mln- ad for the afternoon’* other pow of the rimnenm, Mra. E 1 a 1 n ” Elia get the ball off the board* Call U8 for Mobilheat Fnns then on. well wakfa your Biimingham, Mich., and-Bob Stup- phampionship could hinge on the 214, four strokes better than the iite* that remained. Including the record when he swam «»« lOSTy"® National League get ym r heating worriee. Here’s why. . points, and guard Tom Roche with also of Bridgeport. 58.5 par cent of the fime. For Red HoJ Providence Reds Boston 5, Montreal 2. supply, automatical^ keep your tank M ed. And that ple of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, com game with the Rams. And unless 31, rank 14th and 21st, respective 54-hole card turned in by Fay overtime, Carlson scored 14 point* freaatyle in 87 second*. Hebert alro The victory gave Mia* CMn peting for the first' time, tangled the Indians can regain thdir early (Trocker, who emerged as her top off Knight. ■ prevailed in the 80-yard *0 A strange quirit finds neighbor' Detroit 3. Toronto 1. As soon as you sign up, we check your Keeting plant. Birmingham of tha ’ Southern ly. With three remaining league nln^am a 9250 prise and th* claa hood rivals Rhode Island and New York 3, Chicago 2. ' tankful—right-CO me premiaea-giveis y emerge as th* meet’* only double sic trophy. Mr*. Oosaa took home Nfw York, Jan. 28 OF — ThewUma in 11 games, he score was If nccessar}’, wc clean, oil and adjust the burner. If parts battle to determine the PGA senior to cope -with either Meriden or Crocker went out In 34, one under B P Pti Brown fifth, respectively, in few Americas League ^ ypu get with no other fuel Ifs a supply no one can from .the New York Yankees to prove considerably upon its' in Kl”c)«ifr. I 4 (VO s wlnmer. , ^ . the 9125 second price. tot personal fouls committed and Providence' Reds, leading the 8-2 with Dan PoHsianl and Jimmy Cleveland 3, Buffalo 2. are worn or broken* we replace them for a nominal tha Detroit Hgere in the form of a champion. They finished the - reg Bristol a second tima dividual total. par. for a lead of .tW’o strokes \ Haberl. f ... . 1 0-3 Captain Bob Warren *;««*‘’*'*^, * American Hockey League by five Moore bringing the Barons from draio onbut .youl ' ' Ton, I ..... 3 These were other top pria* win most personals. Providence 6. Springfield 0. charge-. . working, agreement. ular 54 hole* all. even at '210 yester Hall laaproved Exactly one half of the IndUna’ While Miss Rawls was collecting . S 10 tremendoua ovation for leading me potots, today made a special bow behind in the final period. two birdjes and seven pars, on the rarlsQti. c . IS n 33 Red and White to its lone first ners in the 89-entry classic: 9n»e Rams' average as a club Rochester 5, Hershey 2; Now’s the time to order twin-action MobObeat—&a day. That broke the 'tournament Even the Warriors cannot be 12 games to date have been de Ehrmprels, . 3 S-4 0 Pat Stroeaaner, Baltimore, Md., 14.6VComp*red. to th* Bruins' 22.6, In the direction of their g o a 1- A crowd of 7,109 the largest of Eastern Lea^e -We ciphtin our 10-monthly-pay-plan. You can paj’ Little Rqck, formerly an inde record of 212 set in' 1956 by-Mor taken too lightly. altliough sport cided by two points or lesa per )>ack nine, Misa Crpckcr had one Bvrn»». * .. . a .X 15 ilace In the 200-yard, freeatjde re- sUngy goal .tender. Johmiy Bower. the season baw the Americans turn fuel oil that cleans as it Aeofsf pendent team.' now- haa a working tis Dutra of Calexico, Calif. Dutra birdie but also n e tt^ four bogeys WIHholm, c . s t-10 33 With Sacred Heart out (ixml 1,201, 975. Among smell colleges, Golby batik the Hershey Bears 5-2 at Johnalown 8, Charlotte 4. jgW ycarijr fuel bill in 10 equal amounts. ing a pooroqne won anq 11 lost haps a record unmatched in state r;hf*y. 10 feet with 50 -yard*mrd* to go, me Ann Pliide, Avon, 1,194, 965. laad* the country In free throw ' Bom r hung, up the 36th shutout New Haven 5, Clinton 4. agreement with the Kanaas City finished in a three-way tie for record. Coach Dale Harper's quin-’ schoolboy circles this winter. The that put her out of contention. She 17 ToUl# ...... 40 iais si MarV Clement, Pawtucket, R. 1 of his 10-year league career last Rochester. fill your tank with fuel oil As more is needed- we Athletics, seventh this year with 216. ^ k second money of 9616. New Britaia (tSi Indiana’ amooth-klclSng. anchorman percentage wKh a 74.8 per cent tet haa suddenly come to life in locals posted two-point w’ins over B r Tit brought the fan* to their feet M ^ 1457, 960. i S P accuracy. night to Ue the Circuit mark automatically. You need never look al your fuel its last four games, upsetting Hall. 'Bulkeley and Windham while - Misa (Trocker also was runnerup Haynes, f ...... 11 34 Alt* Brown, Baltimore, 'Md,, Providenc* college ia 15th in dt eatoblished by Hershey’a Nick Da- losing to East Hartford by the In the Tampa Open. \ ^ CaiUway. ( M overtook the leader and finished fhMcc* Bulkeley '44-38. loelng to Meriden 'niomas."( out front by a strong II 1,153, 955. _ fens* on a 61.8 points-per-game mortre aa tbs' Reds defeated th* • EE A-E ••9fEEEE««a**B< by a single point, 55-54 and bow same number. One-point triumphs Viera, f ...... 5 .0 0 01 Friday afternoon tha Dolores ' Sorenson, Stratford, jleld. -Springfield'Indlahs 6-0. It was wirry. Lady. We’llAec that your home is warm ing to unbeaten Weaver 65^-47 and were scored over Bulkeley (flrst Brown's 157-pound 'wrestler, a Harris, e ...... S 84) 17 to Wtllimantic to engage OC3L rival 1,149. 960. „ L New England placca three n^i Bower's third shutout of the sea meeting) and Meriden. sophomore from Lock Haven. Pa., Knisht, Z ...... 11 X 37 PIN BOYS WANTED uB winter. Bristol 59-54. The Warriors Watann. t B .V Warren (M). 9. Stuak (U). Dot C ^ k a . Mlddlatown. 1,186, to liCattpower. and excitement, contained in prac'-^ Temple of hj* team as thei best Sal Maglie of the Dodger* one* 887.60. Thraii members of Datrolt'a IMO Paul Larivaa paced the Provi chester would do well to remem second. bahernan in the .'National scored 61 points in a Niagara Falla TELMIf-tlOO ber the) flrst enJounteiv in ^ e a t tically every Manchester contest : L‘~Htfgrt Amfirtfiin Ticmiit cluunfrtoiii' gtg dence attack with three goalf to this season. Perhaps good bsaket>” Laalpiei ■ high fchoolshool baaketbMl game. ' 2. G un« (M). I. Hutaon (M), Ltoman. who ptovod with imajor league managera.. ; They raise his total for th.e sdason to Hartford W hen' tie Indians 'were bsll, at least from a coach’s point MURPHY'S ALLEYS . n c o . k . fortunate In.escapM.with a'4I-39; of visyt, baa been lacking In sevresl Pondicherry, a 2-yeac^ld colt ' Riehie Aahhum (< the Philgdel- 94.1 ' ®4tA|A'lN SIMET MANCHEirit. CONK 'S ALLEYS triumph. 1 of the games but tha fans'have out at HialMh. la naaned phiaLnflUiaaliolilg m ajor lasgua . windhfim'g etylith Bbb ■' ,Mar- certainly ^ d .pisaty., to cl ,y.tn lm)la.,,YM ealt e^it record' for (KM er OMaa putouto 9*459S—iloekvfDc—Phone TR 5-2271 9ft MAIN STRiET chaad to|M tba r ^ m p i , •''«’''Sf-/< , ^%,,/Vsv ‘ ’ 'j; ‘■J''"^7
i,. (• . ■' •/_ ■ •A' ' f \; \ MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 25r; PAGE.-TI^|||nil;V, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1987 i®^:3liraxvE_ SnburtiaB For S»le 75 Police Hiiriting Andover BY rAGALY ami SHORTEN HonBcbokl Gooda 51 Wanted To Rent <8 TOLTON—New Eli room ranch In AatoM0bHi4 for Salt HotuehoM Scrrlct THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI a secluded location. Lot is 178x300 Second Man Hunted O ffered. IS-A \ -y. y o u n g c o u p l e with two ChU iMtS Sptcial Riviers. Hard- i a n t iq u e FURNITURE, sUver, with more land available if de Fir^ G>ngregatidnal Church Fails on Sales, ______-V i glass, cUna, and used funUtum dren desire five room unfurnished sired. Price of 816,200 Includes For Killer of top. radio, heater, dynaHow. Cua- FURNITURE cepairing and refin- apartment by March lat. MI. tom interior. Sixcellent condition. bought and aold. FUmlture Repair house with comUnatlcm windows, Hi Slaying of Sisters ialting; antiquea reatored. Furni iMig is s o w s lUS.'SUNS u k i *J suas.caiNos.'vou'aBi F^ced reaaonable. Call MI, 9-143S. Service. Ml. 8-7449. ,94867. * flfeplace, basement garage and M virtiM iiim t ture Repair Service, TalcottVille. CsiMOCL*/ UAD UI6 TOP' U8IP Mi IN MINO WHIN j ,0N mV HAVBNT NA01 Hartford Man es Its 210fh Year Euratom Plans MI. 3-7449. NOo' b I BIAOV -to SlULf, A OlMt'S VgMtH Ok , FAMILY OF five need a three bed mdny other extraa. T7J. Crockett, IMO FVvd 2-door with Olda 88 motor . bVe o k a p a c s car NO MOKEY NEEDED! Realtor,ilt< Office ■" Ml. 3-1677 or Rea. (Osattaaed tram Page One) theater after a rMtaurant owner CLASSlflED AOVT. 90Q A LOMCt TiMf • 0 9 0 M lit? .■nwgsLS ygT.' room house; ChUdren are weU (OontinMd fren Pag-- One) BANTLV and 12-volt ayatem. A real rins- mannered and not deatriicUve. MI. 9-775L and a taxicab driver reMrted see- (OeattaaM fraqa Pago 0*a" -Andover, Jan. 38 peclal)—^The*polnt its own chairman in the ab WI9MINIO XC COULD TAKE 8 YEARS TO PAYI took police, newimen and hundreds . BBPT. HOURS * rang-doo. Full pHce 8399. Alao Bnildinc-rCointraeUnf 14 Parents are reliable. PleaM call ihg him with girls reeembUng the First.Oongrega^iOhal Church of sence of the pastor. ^' 1990 Ford 2-door. 8 Cyl. Very Buv rr«. of curious onlookers on what Leh Feb. 13 for a tost ditch effort to solva th* overseas territory diffi 8:15 A .^ to 4:S0 P. M. ' WANTED TRemont 8-2974. ' Orimee siztere; The meeting -also approved the clean.- Full price 8289. 1990 Pack FOR TOUR remodeling, rapaira or Reliable. Honest. Person man described as a re-enactment of The uneducated youth waard 9 paaaenger ata- Cellinga. Workmanahip guaran ONLY 8488.36 814,400—THREE bedroom ranch. prepared to seek grand Jury mur statement- MiUun Bs'ker, churchachool super Notice la hereby given that Paaa Garage, hot water heat, immacu Mortgages arranged. Please call cash register. They are the building and Jtnwce radioactive Isotopes. The estl- tioii wagon. 1988 Ford Parklane teed. A, A. Dion, Inc., ^ Autumn Free storage until wanted. Free ■George L. Graztadio, Realtor. MI. der indlctmenta, but would hot do My daughters wouldn't go on intendent and Mri. Walter F. VENETIAN ILINDS Book No. 88 iaaued by the Savlnga St. MI. 8-4860. late condiUon, near bua and ahop- West Madison,Street. They didn’t commlttee, ^rmanent bulltog mated cost of the plant is 8240 Department of the Mancheafer do luxe atation Wagon only 13,000 delivery. B'ree set up by our own 9-8878. 109 Henry St. so immediately because: Montie and Howard Stanley, committee, collections committee, | million. milea. FltHT«f»<4- Mntnra Inc. reliable men. ping.• Carlton------"■W. -HUlchlns.—' — 1. lift. "We won't hive the whole story know where it was," rvrMw,p»wv hfe *»»«n loat and 9-8133, i^ 9 4 . Member Manchestdi^-:, church council membera; cradle roll committee and the' Speak, a leader in moves for ' ' 'V (formerly Brunner'a), Rockville WANTED—Real eataU__ listingIngs- until we get this other man he -Bedwell's motner, ktrE JiBUiel Mrs. J. RtiMell Thomiisbn and^ music committee. -Also reports .of El Ai lunlioulr^ application haa been made to aaid up roofing, au'ttera, leaders, chim Phone Me Immediately Multinle LisUnar Service. - Bradberry, 43, has baid she ■ coh- West European cooperation, will bonk for payment of the amount Road, Talcottvllle. Open eveninga Contact Turkington^roa. Reuty talks about, this Frank.” Mrs. Frank Hamilton were hanied the standing committee and organ- ' and roof repairs call Coughlin. TAC Hartford <3 J. 74358 Co., 381 Center St., Manchester. siders her son innocent, the vic Nike News quit his Belgian post in April to Of d e p o a it.- till 9. 8-7707. MANCHESTER—Six room raneb. Key Man In Caae annual delegatesHo the State Con izationa of the church were pre PAINT 00. After 7 P.M. CH. 6-4690 hd. 8-1507, evenings MI. 9-8666 or He said he considered- "Frank” tim of police "torment." becomb aecretary general of See It Day or Night Ideal locaUon. convenient to bus ference; Mrs. Steve Urstn'and Mrs. sented and approved. NATO. 723 Main St.. Tel. MI 9-4501 2 FOUND-^rown male. Whl^ cheat, 1986 FORD country sedan sUitlon ALL TTPEIS of roofing, siding and ML 8-7781, the key man in the case because She retained a lawyer for him After the meeting adjourned, wagon,, four dOOT, dine'passenger, If you have no means of transpor and schools, not water oU heat, ^ Early History of Gulitod Missile* John Shepherd, annual delegates to The- plan to unify the nuclear Red hameaa. Mongrel. CaU U e carpentry work. Materials and full ceUar, garage, sensibly priced, he "obviously is a forecul peraon- last night and the two visited the Part IV, Cooclualoa the Tolland AMociatlon; and Mrs. FrAcchia. De* Warden. MI. 8-4840. heater, radio, Fordomatic,. mile workmanship ^aranteed. No job tautdon, I’ll send my auto for you. LIST WITH Eianchester Multiple allty” who, according to Bedwell'e imprisoned youth. \ iX 'n t SlX'countries Wtf. age 9800, excellent condition, price No obligaUon. CaU A. R. WUkie k Co., 481 East LLiitlng Service. Nineteen realtors Rocket development In the George Nelson ano Mrs, Roscoe too big or too small. For free esti Help Wanted—Fenale 35 Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted- Middle Tpkt. Ml. 9-4889. statement, did much of the "dl- Talbot, alternate delegates to the tOST—5:80 p.m. Sunday. Cocker 82398. Call MI. 3-8111. mate call Manchester Roofing k serving you. For information Twentieth Century centered chief A— E—R—T— S pleaae call Carlton W. Hutchins. recting-of the crime.” State Conference and the Tolland for an extension and*^addition to the Minister Hernrlch* roll" Bro“nteM .Spaniel dog. Mend with red tinge. Siding Co., Inc. MI. 9-8983. CLEANING WOMAN. Two half Male or Female 37 HAVE MEDIUM priced houses for Police squads vrere making an ly around the aocompltshments church. The adapUtion of previoua- AJMwers to "Sandy.” Name, ad- YOUNG MAN 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD MI. 9-5132, 9-4694. Asabciation. 1958 BUICX two-door hardtop. Ex days per week. Own traneporta- s a l e s t r a in e e . If you have had sale. ElxceUent locations. J. D. intense check of Skid Row Joints, and discoveries of such - eciantUta ly aubmltted plans include 1’ w dreaa plate, also license tag at Uon preferred. MI. 9-0118. for training In retaU atoro. WUl Realty Co., John DeQuattro, Brok- trsnsportstion terminals and photo Among those elected to three- proved fire safety and educational J?* obsolete tached to Mack collar. Reward. cellent condiUon. CaU ML 9-2348. a successful sales experience In THOR SEMI-automaUc washing aa Dr. Goddard, an American, -and year terms ware George Parka and features. when completed In three or four Roofing and Clilmneys 16*A have the chencf to advance to er. MI. 3-5263, MI. 9-8640. companies in an effort to find out MI. 8-8600. any line of business and are wUl- machine, clean, good condition. Legal Notice Herman* Dberth and Fritz von Allen Yale, deacons; George Ne>i -'. A & P TEA COMPANY manager'g poeiUon, if eggreaaivc Ing to work we wUl train you to MI. .9-8834. something about him. The plans call for construction of j *1** RUOFINO — Specializing m repair TWO-FAMILY, Aluminum storms, Meantime, other ofhciala. were Opel, both Germans. Following and Raymond P. Houle, truateea; a 22-foot extension pf the basement c*"***! could buy their radioactive f o u n d — Mongrel. - Brown and Auto Repairing—Painting 7 ing roofs of all kinds. Alao new sell new Buick automobiles under awnings, sundeck, built 1948, two- OanKB OF MOTICK Applications Acrapted and alert. For details apply in per TONE CU. FT.-Weatlnghouae refrig STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Probate trying to check out discrepancies the diecoveries of these German Mrs. Paul Donahue and Walter El- and main floor of the church and jsotopes cheaper from the United ’ertiite m alejuroy. Call Lee Frac- roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys our' training plan. Liberal salary car garage, ameaite drive, 817.100. Monday CAR BURN OIL? son to during training period. Apply in erator. General Electric 'Wdahlng Couri, Town of Andover. Dtelrict ol An in Bedwell'e account. scientists, the German Rocket v.'ell, religious education, and M;a. erection of a four-clasarbom wing _ _ , , , chla, D ^ Warden. MI. 3-4940. deaned, rapi^ed, 26 years' ex For Grocery Clerks Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 94183, dover. January 21. 196^ East Side Rec: Midget Basket Society continued experimenU- Ruth Whitney and Winston Ablott, to the east of the building. French Deputy Foreign Minister perience. SVe'e esUmatea. CaU person, see Mr. Gorman or Mr. machine, wringer typb. Both in ..K.'elilng of his name, which he haa Club, 7. . weapons of war. In 1936, the for one year to fill an zinexpired layout. said, could provide materiala for name of Ebony or Ebby. Reward. Female 38 8-4164. afternoon, at the Prorhate Office In School Menu atomic warheads, submarine 486 Center St. MI. 9-0980 PLUMBING end heating—Rapairt chanic. Laying axperienet pre Comer Strickland and Hawthoma Andover, in said District, be and the memorized. Community Y: Midget Basket Peenemunde project evolved. This term on the Board of Benevo CaU Ml. 9-9359. Paid Holidays Streets. New 5^ room ranch; ga aame Is assigned fo r .a hearing ufajii lencea. School lunch menus, this week engines, and other military pur and contract w on. Cau Ml. 8-8541. ferred but will train... Apply WILL CARE FX)R chUdren in my IIH CU. F*r. Kelvlnator refrigera EMends and relatives of the two ball, 6; Dog Obedience Class, 7:90; was a large-scale research and de Five Day- Week Watkin’a Broi. ^ ^ rage, sun deck, many extras. '' Uir ailowanc? of said account with said teenagers scoff at the idea the t^vo velopment center for rockets and at the elementary school are as poses. FOUND—Springer Spaniel, maid, home, days. Vicinity Green and tor, excellent condition, reason estate and this Court directs that all Cooking Class, 6:30; Baton Twirl Other appointments were as fol A committee waa named to Auto Driving School ,/7*A IXOTD'S Plumbing Service aa- [ Good Starting Wage . Buckley Schools. MI. 9-9439. persons known to be interested In said girls would allow themselves to be guided missiles,. lows; Miss 11a Hamilton and Mrs. follows; Tuesday, meat loaf, liver, and sriiite. CaU Lee Fracchia, aurea saUsfacUon, prompt aerviee. MAN WANTBID—Part time—for de able. MI. 9-8646. WARREN E. HOWLAND estate be cited to appear at said time ing, 6:30; Boxing, 6:30; Bowling, mashed potatoes, carrot aticks, work out detailed plans for the Dog Warden. Mi. 8-4840. Sick Benefits taken on a sordid West Madison Automotive League, 7. . All this basic research work did M ontage White, deaconesses, two LARSON'S DRIVINO School. CH. 7-6124, MI. 9-5485. livery and work in store. Apply in WILL CARE FOR chUdren in my REALTOR-INSURER and place by causing a truce copy ol StreeU fling such as the statement coconutL'ui;ui8uw pudding,puuvuii|;t andomiu bread MaxioMA andauiv* i projected- ^ plant. i*. No alte has been Pension Plan > 40" FRIGIDAIRE range. In ex this orfer to he published once in some , West Side Rec: Junior Basket not manifest itself in many usable year terms; Mrs. John Shepherd, Mancheater’a only trained end person. Manchester Drug, 717 home while mother works. MI. MI. 8-1108 newspaper having n circulation in said descrioed. There sources said the butter; Wednesday, vegetable beef I qecicfed for It yet, FOUND—Mongrel. Black, white Hospit|Uization cellent condition. Reasonable. Call ball, 6:15; Bowling leagues, 7; weapons - because the^sKtual con Mrs. Leonard Bevlln and Vernon and brown, female. CaU Lee Frac certified inatructor. For your aafe- Main St. 9-8540. MI. 9-1489. . Eveninga Mr. Dimock MI. 9-6008 District and posted on the public sign girls simply weren't the type, Sanborn, music con9mittae, one- soup, egg salsd sandwiches, and ' ' Millinery—Dressmaking 19 Group Insurance post In the Town of Bolton where de Model Airplane Club, 6; - Roller struction and experimental testing chia. Dog Warden. MI. 8-4540. ty We are trained to teach proper ceased last dwell and sent by certified Sheriff Lohman said Bedwell was delayed too long. ITie V-1 and yeara terms. Dutch apple cake; Thursday, tur ly. MI. 94076. SALESPERSON, truck driver, car FOR, sale:—Nine piece dining HOLLISTER ST., Immaculate six Skating Lessons, 6:30; Open bas key ala king, mashed potatoes, DRESSMAKING, alterations; Open VacaUon with pay washer, laborer, tool dealgner, en mall, nostage prepaid, to The Manches dictated and signed the statement V-2 rockets were the only aur- In addition, a six-person canvass Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 room set. Reaaonable i f . taken at room Colonial with garage. Alao ter Trust Company. Administrator. early yesterday morning. It gave' ketball, 8. committee was appointed, 'includ celery sticks, peanut butter spice Annonnenntnts MANCHESTER Driving Academy 9:30 a.m-S p.m. Evening appolnt- Apply dally between 8:30 a.m, gineer, pharmacist, detaller, once. Tel. MI. 9-2790. Manchester. Connecticut and to Frank . Tuesday face-to-surface ' pr surface-to-air has fireplace, Combination win Matushak.. 176 Oardner Street, Man this account: guided Jet-propelled missiles used ing William Pratt. Lawrence bars;‘and bread and butter; Fri guarantees quick reauTts. Bbepert menta. Mrs. BruneUe, 80 Pioneer draftsman, stock clerk, window BIRD, cat and dbg suppliea, whole dows, aluminum aiding and ‘ IH East Side Rec; Marching Band, Circle, MI. 9-9283. 6;oo -p.m. at A A p'Supermarket, cleaner, lubricaUon man. ware chester. Cohnecllcut, all., at I'ast five Bedwell, who affects a Presley- operationally during the war. A Chamberlain, Leonard Bevlih, Mrs. day, macaroni special, green beans,' Kemp% Inc. rncOMB TAXES prepared in your mstriictioAe. Dual-controlled car. sale and retail. Daily 9 to 8 p.m. baths. Excellent locaUon. T. J. dayi before the day aet lor aaid hear- 2:30; Archery, 6; Business Men's horae or by appointinwt. B ^ r - 116 E. Onter St., Mkncheater, house worker, farm worker, cut Tuesday, Thursday, raday nights ■tyle hairdo with long sideburns, number of guided gravity . bomba Ralph Ransom, Mra. George Mun corn bread, iTilxed fruit and bread BABXLAND CaJl Mr. Midette, your peraonal Machinery and Tools 52 Crockett, Realtor. Office, ML met the girls in a West Madison Basketball League. 7; Boys Bowl Proven! leneed tax^X w on .: OCaU MI. 8-4738. instructor at PI.1. 2-7249. Q>nn. ter, welder, machlniat, toolmaker, 7 to 9 Porterfield's Route 8 and CHARLES H. NICHOI.SON, Judge and air-to-surface Jet propelled son and Mrs. Donald Richards. and butter. Milk Is served with qjl 768 MAIN a f. 12" BAND SAW, W drill press. 8-J877 or Res. Ml. 9-nSl. A true copy. Attest. __ Street tavern with Frank, whom ing, 6; Model Airplane Class, 7:15; The meeting approved -a budget lunches. Moving-Trucking engine lathe operator, mill Chapel, South Windsor. JA 8-8891. . MARY NlCHOIiSON. Clerk. missiles were perfected and uqed. INCOME TAXji>ri>yn d. PdriKmjM LOST CONFIDENCE quickly MOTHER’S HELPER, tobacco ing machine operator, liiapector, Small wine and vegetable press. he knew slightly, on Jan. 7 — 10 Girls Beginner Swimming, 6; Girls of 810,313^. Reductions of 8871.- Education Board Meettag Storage 20 warehouae worker dental MAPLE ST. area—Extra large tivo days after they disappeared from Advanced Svrimmlng, 7; Teenage 48 Different MlisUe* Th* elementary-bchoel staff will ■tnreii hV a skilled, ^ xompoaitor. Jig borer, aheet metal MANCHESTER PET Center, 998 Acetylene -cuUing and welding room home on one floor, ^atage, In 1643 Germans were working 80 fronythe proposed budget had 1 9-3815. ,str\ictor.' Profeaslo((al teaching. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local 1st. store managfcr, receptionist, worker, mold maker, comb fixer, Main St. S A H Green atampa. to7ch. Three quick battepy charg their home. swim, 8. been ^Zcommended by the ohurqh attend the monthly Board of Edu DYNAMIC THE TIME TO BE ’ ameaite drive, large trees,. porcHT He joined thC. trio and the t'WO on 48 different AA missiles. In an Manchester's leading drivingI v ^ and tong'distance moving^ pack secretary, stenographer, cletk, foreman, cutter, grinder, driver, Ml. 9-4278. B'ree parking. "If you ers. MI. 9-2083 after 8 p.m. exceUent condiUon. (Jarlton W. Community Y: Junior Basket coun< at the Elementary School to dis HAPPY IS NOW“ school. Call Mr. MorUock. typist, telephone operator, cashier, want a pet—see us." Open Mon.,- couples began a round of saloons. ball, 6; Boxing,. 6:30; Cooking, effort to congeal these into usable ing, atorege CaU ML 3-6187. Ibrt- routeman, electronic technician, Hutchins. MI. 94133. 9-4694. Mem About Town weapons, the ideas were consolidat le meeting approved the re- cuss salary schedules for 1957-58. 9-7388. ford CH. 7-1423. salesperson, houaeworker, maid. Sat. 9-6, Thurs. and Fri., 9-9. He was paired with Pat, -the 6:30; Women's Bowling, 7. cation meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow INSURANCE television service men, meat cut ber Manchester Multiple Listing ed into 12 weapons which were to t pf the Rev. Mr. Chamber '(Author’s name below) day worker, counter girl, sand ter. Some part time and full time Moaicai instrnBieMta 5.1 youngw, and “ E'rank” with Bar West Side Rec: Midget Basket lin to have his pastorate termi **FOR MEN srho care" ■— Dante's Service. ' Miantonomoh Tribe, No. 58, be carried through 'to immediate J MANCHESTER — Moving and wich girl, charwoman, cook, bara. ball, 6; Bowling League, 7; Open Barber Shop — Shopping Plaza, Jobs available. Bbcperienced or will development for operational use- nated Feb. 10 instead of March 1. Manchester Evening Herald An Business Servieea Offered 13 trucking Co. Ml. 3-6868. Owned waitresa, plant wrapper, eiectrbnic train. Apply Conn. State' Elnploy- I .ivontoct—V chicles 42 MUSIC instrumental, rental. Com Manchester and Vicinity lORM, will meet tonight at 8 Until the following Sunday, they basketball, 8. Authority was granted to the dover correepondent, Mrs. Paul lAtons ■ • n B r PretBctloii East Center at Lenox St. Quick and operated by Walter B. Per- technician, cutter, grinder, choco plete line of inatrumenta. Rental o'dock.iii Tinker Hall. Nomination ■pent the days drinking in taw .At the end of World War II, It ifi unusual for anyone aerviee—two barbers—free park BOLLS' TELEVISION Service. ■7uli, ment Service, 806 Main St., Man WE BUY COWS, calfs and beef Wednesday Germans were working frant supervisory committee of- t h e PfansUehl, telephone Pllgrtin ett Jr., and WUilam J. Pickering. late dipper, yam winder, . wlrer chester. applied to purchase price. R » r e Echo Mountain Estates of new officers will be held.. All dry Skid Row Joints and the nights church, the church council, to ap 2-68.56. with good health to be uil- ing. Available at all Umea. Phllco fac- cattle, also entire herds. Call senting Olds, Selmer, Ped membera are aaAed to attend. East Side, Rec; Midget Basket to produce a surface-to-air ylA A ) and aolderer, press operator, shirt (Off from Lake Street) in sleazy hotels. ball. 6; Businessmen's Volleyball lappy for very long. Good -tory supervised aervica. Tel. MI. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. preaaer and stamper. Some part ASSURANCE OF 898; minimum Pella Bros. Ml. 3-7408. ler and Bundy. Mettar’a Music Bitter Cold Weather guided misaile capable of rombat- LaRenii*«Silv*nt*lR heaiOi is now almost within 9.0698. ' Light trucking and package deliv Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 3-7500. 6Vi room apllt level and ranch League, 8; Boxing, -6:30; Girls tng allied bombers... 'n»ey were studies were cornpleted by the end OU8 guiding systems for griivlty BIDE WANTED to HamUton time and full time jobs available. per week to man that qualifies. hornet, from 814,900 up. FHA mort The Holv Innocents'Mothers Cir On Sunday. Jan. 13, Frank A u B ciotts ery. Refrigeratora, waShera and Experienced or will train. Apply Married man. 25-40. Own late showed up with a car and they all Bowling. 6: Womens Bowling, 7:15; concerned with b o m b ^ speeds of bf the war but it would have been bombs and pHotlesa aircraft the reach of everyone. standard. CaU MI. 9-6219. RADIO TV Service. SeWlng me- stove moving specialty. Folding Articles For Sale 45 gage! available. For fuU Informa cle will meet Wednesday at’ 8 p.iii. Girls Beginners' Swimming, 6 Conn. Slate Employment Service, model car. Work 50 minimum tion. with Mrs. Paul J. Moriarty, 29 went for a ride to the southwest 500 m.p.h. or less gnir altitudes up some time before It bould have A few of these were also Jet chlnea and amaU appUancea re- choirs for rent. Ml. 9-0763. USED PIANO, in excellent condi Girts -Intermediate Swimming, 7 to 50,000 feet. been put into production. propelled to increase or maintain Ml 3-1155-MI 94I63S CaU Ralph Aldrich. MI. 806 Main' St., Manchester. hours. Have good work back ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port Uon. Kemp’s, Inc. MI. 8-8680. Can Birch St. suburban countryside. Modem prescriptions are .AatomobQss for Salt 4 ground and be able to boaS felf. Traveling remote roads in the Women’s Swim Class, 8; Recrea Propulsion a n ^ stability .were 4. The Wasserfall was the most their speed. Some of these devices For Interview. Call JA, 8-3079. able and standard typewrttera. Ellsworth Mitten Agency tion Automotive Club. 7. were used operationally, such as now more positive in th<^ PainD ng—Papering 21 WIRERS AND All makes of adding machines T h e Manchester Council of bitter cold weather, they wound up well und4rstood/The Germans had promising of the German AA mla- BEFORE TOU BUT a used car REALTORS in an area near Willow Springs Community Y: Senior Citizens been investigating auperionic flows sllea. It was designed in 1943 gravity bombs which were guided results. They work mudh A see Q a n a a a Motor Sales. Buick SOLDERERS GENERAL Janitorial work. Part aold or rented. Repairs on all Rooms WithMMt Board' 59 MI. 34980 Churches will meet this evenliJT at Club, 2; Model Airplane Club, 7:15 by radio link, heat homing, tele GENERAL house wiring, all kinds. REFINISHING ceilings, painting, makes, Marlow’s. 6:30 at the ChUrch of the Nasarene. woods. The girls resisted their for a long time. There existed In and was ready for production by more quickly, reduce sick Sales and Service, 868 Main Call PI 3-6388 after 6 p.m. time In late afternoon. Oimpara- Basketball ’ team practice. 7:30 the end of the war. The Germans vision, light homing, and radar Street. ML 9-6m . O ^ eventage. «per hanging, ^alipMwailUpi er books. Uvely Ught work. Good Job for iOREBN MANOR—8% room ranch. advances on this occasion and he Germany pumerous wind tunnels m ness-time and even cost Elxperienced In wiring and solder FOR sale:—85 gal. drums, in good Archery, 6; Y Bowling League, 7 had hoped it would be operational homing.. S ully lnsufed7 Tel, Bldward R. S PLEIASANT, heated room with pri Garage. . Three bedrooms, natural St. Jamea’ Mothers CSrele will and the other man became angry, with a mach number of four (four RUBBISB AND aahas removed. Price, Ml. 8-1003, ing resiatora, condensora anji panel older man who la retired.sApply In condiUon, 82.60 each. Fpr further vate bath. CaU MI. 3-4083. Square Dance Ldssons, 7:30. times the speed of sound or about by 1946, It waa designed 1o com^ Thebe were the beginnings of to less per illness than th ^ NEED A CAR? Short on a down person to William Schaller, Man finish birch cabinet kitchen, dis meet Wedneadax at 8 p.m. .with beat the girls and. then , "got General cleaning, cellara, attics boards. . Excellent working condt information call The Herald, scared” when they found the sis West Side Rec: Hidgot Bimkct- 3,000,. m.p.h.). One tunnel with bat conventional bombers and was day's guided missiles. used to. payment or bad your credit turned and yards. Reaaonabla ‘Stes. M. chester Motor Sales, 8l2 West Cen posal. Ameaite driveway, knotty Mrs. Eleanor McGurkln, 65 Weaver “Fran” down? Don’t give upl For a good CEILINGS, walla, painted evenings tlons from 8 a.m, to 4:80 p.m. with phone MI. 34121. MASIER Bedroom for two. Inquire ters were unconscious. ball, 6; Baton Twirling, 6:15 mach number of 10. was unijer con about half the size of the V-2. Its A M. Rubbish RemovaL MI. and Saturdays. Call alter 6 p.m. ter St. ^ State Tailor Shop, 8 BiaaeU St. pine porch. Combmatlon windows. Rd. Mrs. Barbara L Salley will be Bowling League, 7; Girls Basket deal—not thru a amall loan 1960 Ford 6, two-door. 8345. televiaion fervlcei; 9-4841. 8100-CMO weekly. Our'^company, (set-up) ...... from 811-30 1. The V-1 was a suilacc-to-sur- Police said Arnold waa'making mortgages, monthly payments. face Or air-t'o-surface type, which big step toward, guided miasilcs (1833rl8M) 1949 PONTIAC convertiUe coupe. founded in 1913, sells, .manufac THREE ROOMS, and bath. Heat, TEMPTING !-;-A house so tempting was in 1935 when two brothers; a right turn Into Maple St., from AIRWAY BfmUiser, aalea and serv Mortgages also bought. Manches Help Wanted—Male .16 Eluah Mahogany Doors from 88.50 utilities, stove Included. .820 per flew at a preset, constant altitude Opda 7 Days A Wook Copyright 1957 f2W l) Extra dean. Radio, beater, hy- ice. P. O. Box )6l. Or phone MI. ter Morigage Co. MI. 3-5194. turers, Inttalla and services C asing...... from per ft. 8c that you'll want to mo've right In. l^lllam and Walter Good, who Cottage St., and skidded into the dranfatie. 8896. * 8-8210, before 8:30 a.m. or after 6 AIuma-RolI products exclusively week. 88 Park St., Rockville, ‘n l, Five room ranch, fireplace, la^e Oath Administered course. It.w as launched from an were amateur model airplane en path of Lennon's car. No one waa p.m. MACHINISTS WANTED in Central CennecUcut. Phone Val We shall be glad tq send our 8-5918. rooms, large lot. 103 Prospect airplane or from a ramp 144 feat thusiaate. built a model airplane injured entt damage was rnlnoz. 1949-Mercury. Radio, heater, over ley OH Company any time. Hart ■aleZman to call on you upon ra- E A B Realty Agency, MI. 9-6297, long. Its power plant waa an inter At 11:05 a.m., .'WilUam Bonner, Business Ooportunities .12 First Shift SMALL TWO room fumlahed apart- To Church Slate which could be remotely^ control d r i v e . ^ . ford, JAckaon' 9-4317, Middletown quest. MI. 3-4480. mittent Jet motor using gasoline as led by a radio traruunitter and re 60, of Birch Mt. Rd., escaped pos ifAN OR woman. Be your own Top rates, overtime Diamond 6-8611, Meriden BEverly ment. Private bath. Applyply Mar- fuel. 1946 Mercury coupe. Late model en HouMhold Senicea Full insurance program low.'S,'817 Main St. Rev. Stephen Stryjewski, pastor ceiver they built themselves. - sible serious injury, when his car boss. 8400 monthly spare time. Re 8-4464. N A -nO N A L LUMBER. INC. It had a .range of 150 milea and skidded on Highland ' St., near 8 gine. 8145. Offered . 12-A Subarban For Sale 75 of St. John's Polish National Cath- This was the first radio con (tiling and collecting-m6'ney from Must be all around machinist, able 881 STATE ST R E E T, MANCHBISTER— 8Vi room heated carried a one ton warhead. It had Wiliya St., tipped over on tU our five cent High Grade Nut ma to set up qwft Work. oltc Church, administered the oath trolled flight ever mad*. Walter COMPRESSOR RENTALS WEAVING of bums, moth holes NORTH HAVEEN, CONN. apartment. 188.86 monthly, includ BOLTON-410,900. Six room Cape, a top speed of 400 m.p.h. and waa Good obtained a doctor's degpei side end hit a utility pole. Tlie Many others to choose from. chines in this area. No aelling! To ing'stove and refrigerator. Nice of office to the officers and various a very effective weapon until our fore* of th* crash *n*pp«d a power IREAKER DRILL HAMMERS and tom clotlung, boaiery runa, qualify for work you must have a Apply In person STOCK BOY Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 two unfinished. Four years old.' committees' at a meeting at the from the University of Iowa and Over 60 cars at our disposal. If you handbags rer-aired. zipper re location. Available February 1. Aluminum storms, plaaten^. Im A-A dsfenses were properly set up. line. No arrest waa made. don't as* it ask for■it.'Ter it. Terms to suit car, references, 8640 cash, secured church yesterday afternoon. Ig made impertant -contributions to FROMFT SERVICE ANYWHERE ANYTIMI placement. umbreliaa repaired, SPENCER RUBBER Young man over 18 years of age Adults. Call MI. 9-4368. maculate condition. 138' frontage, at* which time it became a very the war effort-with his work on •ayone’a budget. No reaaonable men's shirt coUars reversed and by inventory. Devoting 6 hours a to maintain stock supply of parts to trees view, Carlton W. Hutchins. nacy Wierriiickl, chairman o f the easy target. It was first used Baal or offer is refused. w’eek to business, your end on per FOUR ROOM flat. 4irst floor. In board, presided. the proximity fuze, submlnlatiire, FOR THE RESt C A U raplacM. Marlow's U nit Mend PRODUCTS CO. assemblers. Must have ability to OirmonOh— It ateh6 Ml. 9-S1B2. MI. 9-4194. Member against London June 13, KM4, radio tubes, and startling new jra* ing Shop. ' centage collecUona will net up to excellent condiUon, haa evei^- ' St. John's Senior Choir and the Solqist to Give 8400 monthly 'with very g o ^ pos- CaUPEL STREET maintain stock records. Eixcellenf Jewelrjr 0 Manchester Multiple Listing Serv* Out o f. 6500 rockets that even dio circuits. At present. Dr. Good opportunity for ambitious, enbrget- thlng. AdulU. iVriU Box M. Her .Ice. Bt. Cecilia Choir held elections in tually crossed the English Channel, HANCHESTER MOTOR FLAT FINISH HoUand window aibiliUes of taking over full Ume., A COURTEOUS man now em ald. the forenoon. tCaemier Orzyb waa to doing research on guided mis i'c young man. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re- almost half were shot down. siles at the Applied Physics Labo Church Concert DZEN CONSTRUCTION CO. SALES ANNEX ahadcs, made to meaaurc. All Income Increasliig accordingly. ployed who is interested In ad g l a s t 6 n b u r y ~ Custom built elected chairman of the senior L For interview. Include phone in p ^ ^ , adjusts watches expertly. Despite this, however, the German ratory of the Johns Hopkins Unl- Vi. 888 MAIN ST. metal Venetian blinds at a new vancing himself, 8100 at atari. Rieaonable prices. Open dally. three bedroom' ranch. Living room This handsome product map of choir for 1057; Joseph Grsyb, vice FN O N E m i 9-4355 low price. Keys made while you application. Write North American Basineiis l'MI.' 3-6494. cluded to In sizes 10, ^ 14, 16, Pattern No, 2083 contains hot cl^urrh placed great emphasia on homes. by' radio, w en quite successful PARTY PLAN Demonatra'tors: Be Bbcperienced men required to lion transfer for desigii—31 the importance of muMC In the Evangelical Covenant Church, he Badnmtn R ^ Tal Tile Shop, Buckland. embie, wire '* — and stove lengths. 810 per load. 18 20. Stoe 12^ Jin'll* 2. Tha V-8 wap a vertically since the problenr-wsa not too dif SEE US FOR THE VERY FINEST the first to show the neweat. Our semble, wi f t anh test electronic, STORE-^Fonneriy Sears Roebuck 14” ; material.requirements; stitch church services. served parishes within that group M L SA191-. 1957 line is ready for you, over 800 devices. WUl consider recently dis Help tVaated— PL 3-7886. Inch; launched surface-to-surface rocket ficult with the slow speeds In for eight years prior to. entering IN A USED CAD ILLAC TO WOMEN WHOSE at the Center. Desirable Main St. For this pattern, send 85c in’ illustrations. - Others called on for. remarks in with a range of 180 milee and an volved. The vehicles they -used l;4urdtop,V8. red and items in housewares, toya, notions charged veterans with experience Male or Female .17 location, heat furnished. Approxl- Send 35c to COINS, your name cluded the secretory of the church, the concert fleliL Since 1948, he HOMES REF^-ECT THEIR in this field. Must be famiUsr with coins-, your name, . operational altiture of 60 miles. wpreTnherently stable In perform- ALL YEARS AND MODELS *de and out. Haa 'and novelties. Write or.call coUect, FIREWOOD. CUT to order. MI. . matcly 1306 aq. ft. floor space. Ml. address and the PA1TTON NUM- Hrs. Barnice Sendrowiiki, Stanley has given hi* full time to this The House of PlasUcs', Inc., Avon, electronic test equipment. Ebccel- desired, a*d th e It wrelghed about 14 tons, when ape*. All were based on the step zm Uo, - beater,' • PERSONALITY WANTED—Professional hairdress 8-4394, Ml- 9-8968. i4K« or itq. 9-853L /type of work. In 1947, he toured Always » Lnrg* S el^ d s; AU Cere FUlbr OoMUtaadl Conn. ORchar^ 7-1694. lent-opportunity for the right man. to Sur-BUItNBW. Tra JBER to ANNE CABOT THE Opatoch, Benjamin Partyka, Henry launcholand______caztiad . a Irtoa war principle and used a selector Watt to naw. Only er, top aalary, male. or female. "^^NVERSE MANCHESI^ EVENING HER Orzyb, the newly elected second Li Scandlnaivla as tenor eolbist for Oerttfied MUengeI 'UlA m u O w nenU * 1 "Our Car^'Means Longer Wear" Write Box J, Herald,’ INDUSTRIAL AREA to rent or CHESZIIPB EVENING head. About 5,400 wera built kt switcl) to- operate varioua chan- the -Svredtsh Chrtotian liale trade. FUagar- LADIEIS—la extra money needed in ALD ;' llM AmE. AMERICAg, -ylce president;'Mrs. Walter WoJ- a coat of about 280.000 gold marks B*to of toate. MTly Btun- GRAY MANUFACTURING BoluehoUl Goods tease, 8200 aq.. ft. floor space, J*. iiho 'AMaaucAS, n in f Chonu of CKlcago. Rugs shampooed and cleaned. your home? As litUe aa fOur.hours A SSI^ a ST manager—Good qppor- NEW YDBX 84, N. Y. narowicx, president of the Adora each. In Baptambar’.pf 1944 th* OQ aad PQ target planes war* TUeoftviUe, CO. . 3 ^ ground floor, bested; loading ^ t - Hia progrhm to mada up of'the BARLOW MOTOR SALES WaU to wall carpeting done In your a day will bring you an excellent tunity, pleasant working eondl- FRANK’S a n t iq u e SHOP,^ 6S6 fonn, near railroad, T80' frazo jiair aValtoM*—the oolorfuF- tion Soctoty. and. her husband, re- Orwt V-Ts fell to tha London arsa. th* *rat airbqrn* remotely cen- earning opportunity. Avon Coame- HIIXJARD ST., MANCHESTER iNa4dll4Nwk AU U M contaln^DC eontly electedUd as a dinector of the' In Ml 8400 V-2to vrara flrad, zaeat- ttoltod Ttftiel** used by the Army old familiiur hymns, sacred .clas; YOURt OAOnXAC-rONTIAlQ DEAXm heme. Other d<«e on our t l ^ , Ap^y in person to Jack Lake St., is buying and^Mfliag Elaln St., Manchester. ,ML 9;8048. sics, and Negto Spirituals. He'itiso Free 'P and de- Ucs..Call MI. 34198.. . "A GCXip PLAGE .TO WORJC" r ^ n m m o i iprtiy draicha frooi parish cMnmlttae. -• ly acatoaC London and Antwaqx anB Navy. Kowkver, no serious FOR TOLLANDl^ OOUN7TY ftdnaon. Strand theater, Hartford. good uoed furniture aniMiatkitMa. dervotes. part of the hour t » color r a r ML M sm Hours 9 a.|a.4 p ja . znora.pattarsa ' ’Dm meeUnir waa, faDowad by k -'1. ' » • a ;-*. < A-10 eesbbtoation work, ka guided mtoallta .was tak WINDSOR A VE N ^ ROCK V^^ CIOia|» W, ID—Girl for .part time work REAL ESTATE sales person. Male Whflird T* R»fi1 55 nPERHlNniNI and prMiarad by, Mrs. Walter wad to ba A 110-ton mlsaHa with en by th* armed foreqa before chalk drawing. ph o n e ‘in office to haniime- filing, typing GAS STATlOl* attendant. Expert or female. Llcanacd. Part or full MOVING OUT o f ^ t e , Deairea to »nac*6(**5MinUaK. Itwaato Th* publto to invited to ntUnd SMITH’S UPHOLSTERY TBIXPHONB Owut, taadar___ M 194L Xkiztof WArld War H, tb* SHOP and misoelianeoualelianeous duties. Apply ience preferred but not necessary. time. Active realtor will five epm- sell at sacrifice. Dnxe)' mahogany WANTSD’^Foar er- m foom- l-to e wieflwd. TlwoFitteei kJoer JUr Oprpi woriud on rari- the aerviee. ' GoodyWar Tire k Rubber Co.,* 180 Apply In paason to Bhum MassoUl, jdete a.\> ‘ i . - V V ' * - i > ' / ; - t. ■ . • ’..1 ■ ' 'll-. -'': ! ■\ - \ ■v ■ ■ -i' i eMisa Ellxabeth Daly’s eighth Pfe. Burdett F. Webb Jr., son of grade mathematics classes will Mr.,and Mrs. Burdett F; Webb, 181 near a flannel board talk on " ^ e Glenwood St., participated in am SPECIALIZIMG IN Banking Story” Wednesdiy mom-, phibious ship-to-shore maneuvers •ft# Jfau%ehHter PTA. CWincU ing at the high school. N. William with the 3rd Marine Regiment. 3rd CUStOM BUILT HOMES TPrin aoMt tonlllit at 8 o'clock in Knight.' public relations officer of Marine Division, on the Island of •The Community' Youth service, auditorium of the n w Keeney the' Manchester Trust Co., will Okinawa on Jan. 25. sponaored by the Manchester GENERAL contracting St(«et School. make the presentation.' Christian Youth Council. Will be VOL. LXXVI, NO. 101 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1957 tCiMainad AdverUshig ea Page U ) PRICE -FIVE CENTB St. Ftancls Xavier Mothers held at the Emanuel Lutberap REMODELING AND REPAIRING Tlte OoamopOlttan Clutt will meet Tiie Rev. Joseph Leo of the Pas- Circle w ilP ^ld a meeting at the Church Sunday gt 7 p.m. Friday at 2 pan. In the Federation Sionist Monastery in Farmington home of Mrs^Theodore Kasek, 78 The Rev. Eiarl Modean of the FREE e s t i m a t e s — MORTGAGES ARRANGED of Center Conyrefatlonal will address the Catholic Young Oliver Rd., a\^8:15 Wednesday Christ the King Lutheran Church. ' Legislators Asked Adult Club of'^Jttrtford Wednes night. Co-hostessM will be Mrs. Windsor, will deliver the medbage.' if Church. Miit Jean Campbell, ex- John Smith.and MrK James Toner. ecutiW director of the-Manchester day evening at lk30 in St. Ann VConalder Your Call.” which la the , ERNEST A. RITCHIE To Legislate Joke Girl Scouts, and Miss fimily Smith Memorial Hall. HarCTm-d. The topic theme of Youth Week thla year. Army Unveils 16 LIBERTY ST. — TEL. MI .1-8172. MANCHESTER of his address will bes^'A Report Taking part in the worship serv ■will talk hnd shoa* slides of Troop state Capitol, Hartford, Jan. 29 ra’ trip to Ekjrope Jast summer. from Fatima.” , Parisian ChoiiK^ ice W'iU be Elwood Lechausse, Richard Erickson and JJsle Bivwn. UP*—A representative of the State Senators Schedule Review The Army and Navy Club . Ushers will be Lee Bogli, Gary Development commission asked a Major Anna Andreas^n and Cap lary will hold a setback To Give Concert Dougan, Peggy Gustafson and legislative committee today to ap tain Blanche Chavarry of the Wil- the clubhouse tonight at 8:50. Carolyn Johnson. Better Missile prove a bill which, he' said, would limantlc Salvation Army Corps At High School Edsel Isaacson, assistant to the JUST ONE WEEK LEETf ‘‘take attention away from a verj-! will be guest speakers at the week XI Gamma Chapter of Beta Sig pastor at Bhnanuel Lutheran old joke” reflecting no credit on ly meeting of the Women's Home TO STOCK UP DURINO HALS'S ma Phi will meet tomorrow at 8:15 The fJttle Singers of Paris, one Church, will be in charge of tha of New York, Jan. 29 (iP) ■—an; unreveallng view of the mil; Connecticut. League tomorrow at 2 P-m. in the p.m. at the home of Mrs. Esther Bile- in the proceaa of fabrication. The bill, heard by the JudiciatT,' of E uro^ s most famous choral fering. Brenda Ann Cole will be in The Armed Services shed, local CiUdel. They will present the Bissell, 304 School S t charge of the music, with Cynthia Karlier Air Force plana to ahow and Governmental Functions com devotional message and a program groups, wilKpresent tw’o concerts Falint Photo John Jay Photo new light on their missile pro Of U.S4 Policy in Mideast Joyce M. Ottone Barbara J. Hills Treggor playing the violin. flbns of the Thor being loaded mittee, provides that in ail unoffi of vocal and instrumental music. President Lucille Hlrth. Florence Wednesday sjNthe high school. The offering this year will go JANUARY WHITE SALE grams today by announcing into'a Cl 24 cargo plane for ahip- cial. referencea Connectloit be A social hour will follow, with Mrs. Streeter, Jane Fortin. Lillian Lind The group wilnappear under the to help support: the local Youth hitherto unidentified projects ment from am them California to "known as "The Constitution Anna Addy, Mrs. Lucy Richardson Announce Engagements Council as well as, to aid the Con STOCK UP OX SHKET.S, CASKS. BLANKETS, ers, Eilla Brimble, Helen Beebe, auspices of the Mm^hester PTA BED PILLOWS, SIATTRE8S PADS. AND and showing motion pictures the testing center at Patrick Air State,” a reference to Its claim to and Mrs. Mina Metcalf as Mary Leduc, Muriel Auden and necticut and national branches o f - Force Baae„ Florida,'were dropped, poaaeSsing the world's first written hoMtesaes. Friends are invited. Laura Ecabert attended the quar Council, < Mrs. Ida A. Ottone. 20 Victoria Mr. and Mi’s. Willard B. Hills, the organization. COVERS, CURTAINS, DRAPES, TOWELS, Etc, of some of them publicly for and the display was limited 'to the Constitution. terly meeting of the VFW Auxilia This company of sih^qrs In Rd., announces the engagement of ' 29 Phelps Rd., - announce the en All are welcome to attend the the first time. leas revealing film. DonaI<^ Perry tolil the committee Manchester Lodge. No. 75, A. F. ry Department held yesterday in cludes 32 boys, ranging ilv^age her daughter. Miss Joyce Marie gagement and coming marriage of aervice. ” ThU dlzclMurea occurred at the Inquiry Will Cover and A. M;, will hold A special com- Schriever described the X17 as a that the (development commission Meriden. from 10 to 16 years, and is di« Ottone, to Edwrard A. Bachl. son their daughter, Mias Barbara J. annual meeting of the Institute "re-entry teat vehicle deaigned to munieatlen at the MaaonicJTemple of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bachl, ! Hills, to James. P. Hagerty, s^n of torhorrow night at 7:30. The Mas ed by Msgr. Fernand Maillet. Another Shipment! of the Aeronautical Sciences. , provide information on problems (CawHwued o« Pag. Thirteenl St. Elizabeth's Circle will meet Two identical concerts will be Layton St., West Hartford, j Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hagerty, MaJ. Gen.iB'.n.ll A. Schriever, boas which arise when the wai head 'OT'' ter “ Mason degree will be le wedding will take place ;72 Stanley "St., East Hartford, exempUfled by. the officers of the at the home of Mrs. .John Schei- presented, the first at 10:30 a.m. '^7iSsCWPTIONr^^ of the U.S. Ballistic program, a. ballistic missile reenters the at- Period of 11 Tears benpflug. 281 School St., Wednes and the second at 1:15 p.m. SattiKday, June 1. i Miss Hills, who was graduated EVERY SHIPMENT A tOMPLETE SELLOUT! said the program was “ beginning moaphere." ' v" - lodge, aaaiated by the members of from Manchester High School In "Fro* piek'iip - the Felloweraft Club. At the con day at 8:15 p.m. All children in Grades 4, 5 and 6 BE HERE EARLY! to psy dividends”— and that the He said the XlO was a reaearrh Gotham Timis June 19,53 is .employed In the medi and dMivtry’' T h o C ' 1.500-mile Intermediate vehicle for the North American clusion of the meeting., there'will at St. James’ Parochial School cal department of Pratt and Whit Navho, which is a supersonic Wa.shington, Jan. 29 Monarch was treated to a one • Green is chairman of the For the Middle East. sided reception — bleaker in many eign Relations committee. Jamali demanded that Israel SHOE REPAIR SHOP Shaky,Rundown? ways than the cold, raw weather Dulles wrote that it was hla un comply at once with the General following his arrival aboard the derstanding that in Its review of Assembly’s repeated demand* for USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT Tkon Ym ShMld Try FEIUMZAN GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES ■Washington. Jan. 29 —Sec-RNER MAIN and OAK STREETS And when the King Anally reach Knowland had told reporters good If your blond needs these week during Senate hearings on fldence in DuUes n>ay, rest heavily ed Manhattan, he got only a sedate He speclflcally mentioned the pos- earlier in the day. after a con- HALF SOLES i strengthThuildtng elements. President Elsonhower'a Middle „ „ gecfftnry-g „butty to patch police escort of 10 o«;aU-.Wbo.vZccuMd him o f Pan! K. LaBree Zippers Replaced— ^Hata Cleaned Is. Start this very' dar. You've Moreover, . t)>« police had- been laadew..Al.Jj)».WWt« namle a»d-flmnw»*l Te^etlrm e.' * •torm. avoiding direct replies as they directed to halt the motorcade TCey fo f 'I S ^ t e a T ^ i if the administration wdiild make xhe Iraqi delegate spoke as the U m e 3 Minute H ed Service— All Work Guaranteed nothing to lose for FERRIZAX Is every effort to cooperate with the M l 3 *5 9 40 only sold satisfaction guaranteed Dulles believes that he has Ki- ^ questioned him. Dulles believes this whenever it encountered > a red One of the finest high achool traick coaches In the country, Charles L. ( Pete) WIgren. retired Man 80-nation Assembly prepared to SHOES SHINED or your money hark. senhower'a continued backing and not an impossible task because light at an intersection on iti; way chester High mentor, was preaehtMl with a Gold Key last night by Sports Editor Earl Yost of The Man review of Middle East policy. suspend it* debate temporariiy to A jno Tablets only $1.SI. confidence, they said, as well as m dealing vlth other foreign policy to the Wald(H‘f-Astoria Hotel, chester Herald at the 16th annuiu Gold Key Dinner of the Connecticut Sports Wrltera’ Alliance in Knowland called the Idea of the permit private consultation* on the J. W. Hale Department Store that of top Republican leaders In problems he will be able to provide, where the King Is staying tonight. Hartford. Mora than 800 turned out to honor Wigren, Cha'rlea Clire of New Haven and Or. John- review "acceptable” to the R esi next step in the critical Middle Congress. Some Of these already more definite and concrete Citizens themselves paid little Stoddard of Meriden. Other pictures, details .on the sports pages. (Herald Photo by Oflara). dent and Secretary Dulles. ‘ • East situation. 225 MAIN ST. have spoken up in his defense. answers. heed to the potentate's arrival. On the p Int of what documents Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister The 68-year-old Dulles is re .Newly named undersecretary of At Pier '45 on the Hudson River, might eventually be disclosed, Vassily V. Kuznetsov threw hla SELF SERVE ported to have been stung by the State Christian Herter, former Re- where the King had been brought Knowland said it was the under support behind the Arab demands bitternesa of some of the critical piibican governor of Massachu by the Navy frigate 'V^llla A. Lee; standing of this administration for ImmcKdiate Israeli withdrawal. barrage- hurled a t ' him by some setts, is viewed by most informed there were only an estimated 350 lliSt dlscloturc of private conver At the same time, he criticized AND Senators, notably Sens. Fulbright offleisis as s likely successor to Snow, Ice Sheath Si pcSJ’s«':' the United States for gdvocating sations with heads of sratea and I (D-Ark.), Morse (D-Ore.) and Dulles . in the event either health to 600 spectators. Many were at the use of U.N. Emergency Forcea .ETCHER RUSS CO. tracted solely by the commotion personal correapondance vr 11 h ' Htunphrey 'iD-M lnn.t. But de- or Eisenhower's wishes force the Katmandu. Nepal, Jan. 29 t/P)— to replace Isrqeli forces now in 9-7879 . spite thla verbal battering the Sec Secretary to step aside. and had to ask what was taking them "la not customary” and that two areas of Egypt — the Gaza MEAT DEPT. place. Grips Manchester Premier Chou En-lai said today it was expected they would not be 188 WEST aqDDLjE TURNPIKE retary, who underwent a major Herter, however, has not yet Red China would consider negotiat cancer operation leas than three When the King arrived at the released. (Continued on Page Ntnejl CORNER DURANT 8T. assumed his.nevv' duties and would ing an exchange of prisoners with In his letter. Dulles laid: TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY months ago, has suffered : no ap- need a '"breaking In” period of some the United States. parent physical ill effects. Ujx months in ortler to. handle the (OeaKiiued on Page ’ililrtean) SnoU', sleet.and freezing r a in -m o re mpney it will have to ask "My Dear .Sen. Green: NEW .LARGER QUARTERS Believes He Has Stsmina I job. moat informants acknowl- swept into Connecticut during the j for it at a public hearing of the At a ne^^n conference,, a report "I understand that Yhe Com "PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING Even if Democrats step up their ' edge, night, making driving hazardous : Board of Director*. ,, er asked Chou's opinion of a "p’ro- mittee on Foreign Relations aiid fire against him in the weeks ! Dulles intends VP stay on if his over most of the Stste. | Meanwhile, the forecast fo r . PF'aai tp exchange 10 Americans the Committee on ArmeJ Services AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ahead. Dulles believes he has health permits’. He is known to iTeamsters Rap Most of the snow fell In the Hartford, Springfield and North ' '" China for 33 Chinese may request the Department of Bulletins enough stamina to continue to di have told an a'cquaintance about a : northern seetTons of the state.! C e n t r a 1 Connecticut P'edict* i Chou said the Unlted^States la .State to provide a documetUed, Specials while sleet and freezing rain tied freezing rain or drizzle tbia after- " ”^__ " 8 , . chronological' report oh events from Ihe AP Wires GLASS FURNITURE TOFS rect the natlon’e ■ foreign policy. month before h.la sttrgery that .h'rj Two highly unpredictable fat:- wknted t4 th*t it will it\ started the year. Asst. from five to seven inches of snow .. **''"’ * '**■ i not seek to breach the confidence and- Henr)' W. Basilo, 51, all of ESTIMATES GLADLY QJVEN $1.07 federation President George have properly . New Britain; ■•t 2nd f.r Ig Meany and endorsed by the AFL- T o w E n'g i n e e r Frank Steele and two accidents were' reported of other friendly stations. fi 1 by police this morning, one in SpectoHy ikod. for ClO executive council, orders af said this morning the town al-' Saying he was renewing hla In "Such' a resolutW would be : ready has spent oi' haa committed which a 55-year-old Manchebter vitation to meet U.S. Secretary of Wholly free from the objections DANES OUST RED I iabt* u>f' filiated unions to oust any' union Copenhagen, Jan. 29 (B — The official taking the Fifth -Amend about 518,000. not counting the woman pedestrian waa , injured, State Dullea to discuss. Peiping' „ . which I saw in an earlier proposal. LB; TIN not seriously. Washington relations, Chou of-1 Consequently, the Department of Danish government ha* .asked ment "for his personal protec ! cost of removing snow left by last Soviet military attache Aatolf Bum Less Fuel 2 lbs. 40c RBOUIAR OB DRIP tion” . in investigations. I night's storm. Mis* Grace Hatch, 31 Green Rd., was hit by a car at 6:30 a,m. as (Contimied’on Page Four) (CoBtlao^ on Page Nine) Rogov to leave the country amM "The policy is 100 per cent Steele said, each storm coats, the iniUcations a Red spy case is de wE a better judge economic • reports •" to the Nazis' spy the Teamstera will continue' let- had been watching him tor- than I aa to whether the time I headquarters. ! ting their officials “invoke the employed as a nursa'a aide. Hos months. WHENTOU BUY THREE has come , to tell the aU)r>' I Long before Hitler's star had ! pHvUegea of . the Bill of'Rights, pital authoritiea said she suffered Boycott of Beer, Buses Ready For Iminediate Delivery of the western hemisphere a-back injury and questionable begun to rise, Germans had mi-|withouL by auch art alone, sub .A.NAs t a s i a d e a d ? operation. Told or not, it ia grated (o South America and set-1 jecting themselves to trial or dia- News Tidbits head injuries. Her ctmditlon |s-de Berlin. Ja.:. 29 (/D—A West the story of a great piece scribed as “aatiafactory.” Chilling drafts that enter through doors and windows make your fuel bills ‘ tied in the growing countries in i clplinary action by our union, Berlin .court disclosed today It COMBINATION • of work. I do not think a i colonfea which, for the. moat part, j "The action taken by the Ex- Culled from AP Wires Police said Misa Hatch was hit Spreads in South Africa has ruled a woman living in run high. Tight-fitting aluminum storm sash and doors put up a protec*, aimilar operation has ever clung to aegman cuatoma, Ian- ' ecutive Oouncif of the AFL-CIO Ly a car driven by G. Albert West Germany is not .AnastMin, tive wall, creating an air space that acts as an insulation. 4 - 37' been carried on; and I can guage and 6ulture. does not in any way alter eur Pfekey, 36. o. 57 Brookfield St., the daughjer of the but Czar of personally attest to the bril which was traveling north on Oak The Nazi movement took hold position.” Bi'itlah Court-martial Tlnds fly Johannesburg, South Africa, . to tpreadi to'other municipal beer Russia. The court decided Anna HALE'S LOIN liance of iU resuiU.” (From in these, areas. Germans wore the ing officer Dennis Kenyon gnilty land SV. Pirkey told,police he pulled Jari. 29 lAV- South Africa’a white ^ halla which cam for the city near- a 1946 letter wTitten by for This appeared to toes the matter •Anderson, who lives In the Black Our Duo-Matic windows, j|iay!^ t>VP glass panels and a screen panel. . . each uniforms of storm troopers ancL .back to Meany and tha AFL-CIO crashing his jet bomber to avoid right to avoid an oncoming car, aiiprcmacy government is deter ly 55 million a year. Forest, has no legal right to mer Aaat. Secretary of State ' Am carried •vesImeU 6 the 9am Nazi mli Am flag on ceremo^ eouncU. i—attack on___ Egypt. e ia ______a . . eSenate a __ . . a , , leabers i ___. - applied hia Makes wheij he ga milled to smash a spreading bus Plan to Snsash Boycott on its own track . . . ready to make a storm door or screen door * 1 5 ” Adolf A- Berle Jr. to FBI claim relationship to Czar nial occaaioni. There were Ger niovn for natioawido iarestigatioa and beer boycott li>' tens of thou JUst how the government in Nicholas n. The Czar aad hla as k>w' as I s • • • • < Director J. Edgar Hoover.) man youth movements, a German '. (Ceattaued on Page Nlae) of'."the extent to which criminal (OMtiBned (M Page Nine) sands of Negroea in the restless tends to break the movement has family were murdered bv the ta 'J T a 'V ,..,. .h . ITOT a German Workers’ piactices" may have tainted some slumtowns that ring Johannesburg not been kqown. But a spoilsman Bolsbeviks in the 1917 Revo Lamb Chops ‘ 80 For wore w* FBI p»rty, and a German Avar veter- labor union* and affected labor- an«L Pretoria. ' , ' for Prime Minister J. G. Strgdom's Duo-Dor combination doprs . . . over 1-ipch thick . . . has remained silent about its lution. ana' organization. management relations. A trial of strength appears im-'* government said the boycott muat heavy gauge solid aluminuih kick plate. . . adjustable for perfect S ^ Q .9 5 eiT(a«ing operation in which spe Wilsqn Holds Firm Safety Plan Argued mineftt betweep white authority.; be smashed. HALE'S BEHER cial agents often risked their Uvea FBI Direct(>r Hoover discussed Charles Van Doren boosts wta- R1B1CX)FF HITS IKE’S PLAN fit. . . as low as the problem early in May with aingS'to 5122,000 on NBC's tele- and' the Negro people in the Indus- As a result, the Johannesburg State Capitol. Hartford. Jan. in helping amgah the Nazis’ World By Traffic Experts t.lal heartland of this Bririah War U spy networks in Central Asat. Secretary of State Bsric, On Guard Charges viaion program "Twenty-One.i,. . City Council and employers' 29 —OOv. Riblcoff said, to- and South America. Four agenU and again in early June with Berle. Rebel-called' strike of Moslem Commonwe.Jth ('buntry. groups shelved moves for a com- da,v that President Eiseahower’a Ploct your order now . . and cut fuel bills up fo 40*/«. were kiUed in carrying out their Gen. Sherman Miles, assistant Washington. Jan. 29 (P) Sec- workers and -shopkeepers in AI- SUte Capitol, Hartford,-Jan. 29 The bus 'loycott is In its fourth prontise settlement. - school aid .plans falls "wocfnll.v Y m folu, «M tha misaiona, all in airplane craahear chief of staff of'Army 0-2, and retary of Defenae WUson said to gftirs enters Its secoad tense day Two aafet.v experts laid today that week. It began as a protest agaihat City officials ssy fiolice Inter short” of what Conaeetlcut Ground The stbry began in 1940, when Admiral WalUr S. Anderson, di day he sees no reason why he with some signs breaking in war agaiihat speeding la not In it a penny increase In fares for the vention is ,possible! The Johannes-1 should get ia flaaaclal .aaMat- Besf ' 4 299'm m offi^ ■ ■ KEG. 550 LB, rMt tliM eoms so* "Your Guarantee ■ Preajdent Roosevelt and others in rector of Naval Intelligence. Out should apolofise for his assertion face- of vigorous, French action. self the ^flnal answer to Connecti 9-mile ride from tlw Negro town burg police chief said his men anee. “This program,” he said at tbs bMt and buy ' his' administration feallzed with of these meetings came a propos(U that “a sort of. scandal. . .a' draft- Sen. Knowland (R-Cslif) nays cut's highway kccident problem. ships to the city. Tbe Mises, run were “watching the position ciose- a news conference, "certaMy ave comrarn. from evidence ob- for the orgsaization'of a S)>ecial dodging business" developed in 8enate may act before House doM They disagreed at a public hear b; the PubHci Utility Traneporta- tha bMt at Mon* Sandwich Special '>'r . gives Connecticut the very, very Our 36 years of Reputable ^Service" giaed in spy caaea, -.that 'Axis Intelligence Service (SISi to op NsUanal Guard enlistments dur On sdinlnistration's proposed Iwo- ing before a General Assembly tlon Corp., are segregated. by Government action of some sort short end of the slick." ehMtor^s Most agents -had established a string a t . erate in the foreign field. ing the Korean War. billion-dollsr-plus budget. . . committee, however, whether traff races. ma.V be taken this week to crush SPICED HAM u 45c espionage bases from Mexico City ' FBI- agents were soon drifting Talking with newsmen at the Czerhoalovakis President Zapotoc- ic safety would beneflt if more ex The protest aceinii .ainied sblely the movement, which could dislO-1 TOBACCO .SUPPORTS C IT Modam Auto Dual* southward to the Strait of Magel south.- Most of them were men White House after a conference k y gays Western nations are perts were placed on the state’s 21- at the fare increase, not at seg cate Industry, and commerce if it Washington, Jan> . 29 LIA— 336 North Main Street lan. - who had developed, special skills with President l^ n b ow er, Wil “bceakiag their heads.in vala” in member safety commission. regation. Negroes who work In ■prkads. The obvimia fear of the Secretsijr of AgricuKure Ben LOAF CHEESE l, 45c Oerman MIgratioa in undercover wprk, and they-went son rsfuasd tp bsbk dovfli on bis sfforts to cause , split between hla The experts who tcatifiod. before i the city laborers, housemaids Strl|jdom government ia that any son toid Congress today he lo Tel. MI 9-5253 Aetuallv,' South America had south secretly. statement of yesterday. Ig effect, loountry' and Sovist Union. governmental Dinc^ions aection ■ of and laundresses -are,,walking the concesriona might enahrine the ataadingipat on a declsloa to eitt become a'staging ground for Naal One undercover agent went to ha rapsated the charge. Army announces will build the Judiciary committee were Rep. long distance to thfif Jobs rather boycott technique as aq effective price supports on icertala Varle- nMMLKIMEISa spiea being''*"PP^ Unitr South America as a soap salesman In reply to qneaticn Wilson glnal _ __BOUr_____ furnace____ ca of ( Bhrerctt W. llarfin (R-Orangel, a than patronise the biiaea. The boy political weapon f6 apologize t o ; reperte deaUi of cemriaander of . Introduced by ‘ Ifartin beer hall in downtown Johanneiz- held”—racial fleparateneeal ^ pPm^TILL 9 ^ TEL. Ml V-5238 eOgfflII MAiH o a k ^ ^ fsAio sbaticfut beamed on Ham- V f Sovlat 2nd WMte Ruaeian Army in buig in sympathy with the bua \ btuf, polqpia and Brussels vers (OeetbWBfl Pgc* fM r). iCmtimmB ea Faga )% ) 'Wecld Waarll. (OeaKaoed ea Faga Nlae). '‘boycott, 'm aaovemeat !■ expected (CaaMflMd «■ nlgil Fran) ■ 'I ; '- - ' ' -.v 1- V, ' '* • "'■’e ' . * ■ . n . • ■ ! ', v ■ ’ ... V. - - " r ■ • V ; .. ! . ’ ' ■ - ; ' ■ :
