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f * iCz r / /' the Wealher FttrecMt of U. 8. t^entber BorwM For til* H'Mk Ended ■ ' ’ 1 D«e.. 27, 1952 Rain begfhnlng tonight, ending - '■ I’j /' \ by BatdriM};! noon.' Minimum'! to- 10,819 .Vlght 32-SS. ' l l ■ Member of .the Audit- \ . ' * / Burenn of ClrculnBoM Manche*ter’~^A Ci^y of Village Chaftij \^ -■' •' '' '■ ------— r ' ■ i ( EIGHTEEN PAj&fiS) V PRICE riY E CENTS = ^ (ClMoineA AdverttaUi* >•> \ MAl^GHEi^Tisft; CONN., FRnlA,Y, JANUARY 2. 1953 ' ro t. I4CXII, N0^78 4^-.^------^ ^ Ike ’s Aides

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.X WwHngton, J.n, ^ NewyYork, Jan. 2— (A*) -— Sen. Robert ,A. Taft of ^Q»niOi & o meeting' were Sen. Styles Thifrdhcpraing Eisenhower ad* today was unanimously/ unanimously^ Bridges sriages orof New i xrw,^na*MP»**«»c ..Hampshire to ^ ihinistfatlon already is at ebbseh Senate Republkan; pestaent -pro / to whrk -trylng-ô- -fihd-wayH- to X. flooi-leader as the GOP and iiam lowland < .r^lU o^ cut the feder^ budget which the Ueriiocrats organized, a^«iSfSf«ne d . President Truman ^lUsubmit Children Awed by Fire D a m a g e .their forces for the new Lon-, Miuuttn t>f ‘cpwf*dd. to be chair; to Congress next week. • gress opening tomorrow. ; man .of tljjeôp conference which President - ,e l> c t EISenhower>-jy“ fi.scal- specialists reportedly are Senate Democrats plckid' Sen. includes' the 48 Republican Sen- confident some reductions can be Lynddn Johftsoi\, of Texas as their atofs. ■ * ■ leader, lilsoNjby unanimous vote. ^ '' " The new Congress convenes at made, but are- guarding agaiiist Houpe'Democrat* made reOriftg noon (e.a.t.) tomorrow, and short- any talk of big slashes. ly thereafter these selections are The proposed budget which goes •peaker Sam Rayburn pf^Te^Xas to Congre.S8 a week from today On /January 5 expected to -b? made official by their floor leader. will, be solely the work of the Tru House Republlcjm^ had */meet- fOirmal vote. . ^ , man ndmlnlstratlon7 which hands Ing scheduledjdUnng the iêrnoon > Today's meeting was what 1* over the government to the Elsen at whlchjh^y were set Xd; select knov^Ti a* a caucus. That , la. the -RepubMcam-SenatoragoL. together hower regime Jan, 20. Th'd docu I CheiWy Brothers’ iÔO employes will tiaye to take what Rep.-Joseph-Martin- o/,Ma»sachu». ment -dbab -Wltiv-apendlng- tor-.the jmnounts- to T0% (wnts Xhi hour wageiôt- stertiBSi/MlJadayr- spltilior Speaker and êp; Charles to, agree on the slate they will of fiscal year starting July T. ^-^Halleck of Jndlana f ^ floor leader. fer when the Senate organises. In a decision received by\ompany and \inion officials this Since the' Rebubnesina have ■* 189 BUnoB,JS*Untiite. av. . Tire choice of T ^ t—a selection ■ AlthotigH the budget total won’t momintr. 'Professor John- Ai Ifogan of the Uhi^reity- of New \m*d*. certain by Whnid-the-scenes majorttv In each branch of Con be announced officially until Try- Hampshirol who arbitrated thp'dlX Jockeying In thipmonths since the gress. their^ slate!!, are assured of man sends It- to the, capltol, there put.*, said that all hourly rates and election—was announced after a election wherr the Senate and has. been speculation the spending base rates shill be reduced by two-hour clo.'^d door session. House formall.v organise. estlmajte Is aroynd 80 billion dol 98/, cents an hour, with piece rates The Republicans agreed to meet Tsft then will take the title of lars. And-^rlant htrlnir—minimum -rates again this afteimoon to deal with pialority leader. Elsenhower has • been "kept In Ming adjusted accordlhgiy. ... to,uch,v.qt{*ation*J>f mrmberehip.pn .Seii, Wa^'ne Morse of Oregon formed nf the -outgoing, rdmlnis- 'His award glso hold that there, key committees-and proposal*'to who bolted W* RelihUcsn party' to tratlon’s budget planning through win be i'^dhc cent 'ctfal of ’Hvlng W k s t e , .. ..reviaa Senate, „j3ii)e»,.,to..„m.».H.e. .ll. becom* an'i.Trtdebendent and. suo- ptpoyts,:,r.u^mi.‘;lcd. to;h*uv b De roll back, thereby reducing the. easier to choke o.'f filib,usters. port the' TJembcfatie “ preMd^tlnt' troit banker Joseph M. Doage, 'the eurrent cost-of-llvlTig -allowance Senator Saltonstall of Ma.ssa- general’s pre-inauguration repre from' aeiran to aU cents an hopi^ ■ chusetts. was chosen as whip - or (Continued on .Page Eight) sentative In the budget bureau. In authorising thi' 9 3-4 cent an ' ■■ ■' ■ _ Those reports are the- basis for hour wage cut, Hogan awarded the the confidence of Elsenhower aides company the full wagb reduction \ that some cuts can be mstde. But, It had requested tn -8,eptemb«U- Hartford^ J*n. .. as GOP congressional leaders also Local 68, Textile. Workers Union report severely criticizipj the have stated, they feel there prob of America, had .refUMd to accept big State Welfare Departwerit ably will be no substantial reduc- the cut when the .company flrSt. tlon.s in federal spending until the proposed It, forcing the issue , to for waste and inefficiqnc.v\ fiscal year starting July 1, 1954. arbitration. ' ' > ' ' and urging strong business-\ Among those on tl\e President Ns Conuneat like control “bt the f 30,000,- elect’s calling list today were Today, Frank Rollly, presidsnt 000-a-year agency was given M,ky Hit New ,\ George.-Yeh, the Chinese Ambas of the local, had no comment on Governor Lodge today. sador to the United Nations, and the arbitrator’s decision,. Ho ssdd The document recommending , - John Foster Dulles, Secretary of the matter would be discussed at New YorkV Jan 2—(/P)— Three small unions of lorigshofe- broad reorganization- arrtvaq, pt ■ State-designate. the local’s exOcutIve board meet the state capltol* as Govenror men specialists struck today,y«nd their picket lines closed ' Five representatives of the Na- ing Tnuraday to determine what, Lodge’s newly-appointed welfa(* down 22 Manhattan, Brookl/h and Staten island piers with \lonal Security Training commis • . , . Herald Pholn. if any,, action would be taken. Isnry Mallory, sxeeutlvs vlds comnnssloncr, Howard K,-Boo8ttdi in two hours. The walkout threatened to develop into large sion called bn Eisenhower about / Neighborhood children ruefully survyy a metal ornament that was melted In the •area heat from He of Meriden, took bVer )be reins ef noon.' the fire at 8 a. m. today ni the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Welskopp, 107 Eldridge street/ Yh* tele pfssldsnt of ths company, and Earl the department thls/rtomlng. ,. ^ scale port tleiips In New, (York, Discuss Military Training vision ret r|io»vii here fa-ed much better than the other fiiiTHshlngs l.t the living room,' all ot .which Wright, tndustrUI rslatlons man Boston, ^Philadelphia .*hX Baltl-, The coromlsslon'endorses a plan were destroyed. The girls are CharJ|otte Dzlordal (left) of 68 School atreet, and Marilyn Muldooh of ager, who rsisaasd ths. arbitrator’s The Inquiry wka preceded by more. J'- ■ td extend mllitar.v training-tor 40; findings, b id no commint to miks aiharp rrlticlma'of the department \ A “spokesman fo r/ oneair doiag.ând''A|ul ski of Itferiqî who rilslgned boms ^■thrttedXft'RtifOT ‘'taYiimifd the out what h* wanti-us lb do. If ahy- began at 8 a. m , (e.s.t.) Washinffôn, Jhn. 2— (lflP)-^'fhe State defiaFtnle] has FotteWi Fittofii tlms ago. The police waterfront squad ah- shoeleather d ig r e s s today as thing.” . / 11 U. S. eftizemi on the United Nation/ pa.i'^dll/Bs.^nionA it Those wl)o worked on the report ... , _r— 1,11- iu - US— strike in the Besides Compton, the group In /Brother*, hi jald, "i« noiinced the mimhcr of piers Idle the biwest/ Valpfiraiao, ChilCj Jiin. 2— beljvejr are “Communi.sts ot under X/bminuiiî qiacipline." about thf^lMt largt mill In the in- after a survey\of the docks. The entered a sec- cluded Admiral ThomSiTC.homge/ C. Kincaid (ff>) — Rescuers methodically (OMtiaaed oa âg* RldM) city’? Xand UvG4n. UvCin. RaymofrdRayn)of»d 8. Mcl-ain, The ^ n itc Internal Sepurity. siibc^m ittee ê«tepday madA. dUitryXn NeiY Jaarlam^ which haa number was- larYcr than the pre^- ond dal combeS wreckage of Val- ^ n granted ui* wtfJe'Ttduc- diction of Joseph P. Ryan, Interna- both-commssslon,-mambersr Edgar puhliqrmhll/a thetb* list,tint alongMlrriiP' W’lthxA'itb th‘#th'«, • J- "...... V^‘ ^ ^ t A a^ml-hollday week end. with cornmlstlon executive naraiso’a New. Year’s Day ex- namd* of 27'others_\yho Have been ' by agreement or by arWera- tional president of the longshore schoWr and many offices riosed,- G,. Shelton. ______^ men. He had announced that to aoftenedXhe impact of the strike director, and his isrlstanl, Ronald plosion tod^y fls the Tbll ii dropped from the UN 'payrolls' on Young Mother day’s stoppage would Involve nine D ugger./ tbis.Chileai)/ scaport’.s worst simile.!' security cbn'ik^s. . * fiidj ^hlch S,200 employes of the CIO The development 'came in thc .w^' Hogan said that both the unkm. piers In. Manhatta,p, three in Bro<^ Transport Workers union launched Eisfnhower has said in the pa.st tragedy in 46-ycar.s mounted and mknagemeht have in the-past lyn and one in Staten Island, with that he favors universal mi’itary midst of a controversy over a p/q- at pildnlght New Year’s EVe to 47 known dead and an esti posed hew federal grand Jur.v'/lb-; ■*^**'*^ G lem ^ cy followed the pattern esUbllabed Held in Trailer the situation “ changing fropt^day against eight privately owned bps tPilniiig. ^ by other New England mills in to day.” / mated 350 injuries. vies,ligation of alleged CormtHintst j liip*s. A , Officials weighing the Imt of ■infiltration of the UNv a ^ d by granting wage Increases and that ,Piets in Jerse.v C3ty/and Ho ./.There was., no sign Pf * **lll*', , (Continued on Page Xyght) .Fo!^ JbSpydP air ulnce "the evidence^ shows that the boken. 'N. j„ were'‘r^ rte^ bein g niT.*!STng'"^xpressra • fear*-thutv the' Hoyatr invemigntojX - ment In the walkout which has / Secretary of-'-Stafe AcHeson tea- . patties have .toUowed the .pattern, worked normally. At-one of them taken on a political complexity. tragic reckoning might rise even 1 a falrmlnded arbitrator must be Wgb:^Jb.cfore_the;neaTch 1^^ /lifted before a Hoiiso Judiciary | N W York, J«n .2 -//P»-A-A fad' Baat-Hartford, JjMii 2-T(A7Â dock workers shaped..u^ at 7- a/ihi,. The union-Is sore at.Mayor Vincent siib-conmitttpe Wrchie/dsy coireedvr— / . . expected . to apply, thf patti 50 minutes êad qt the usual R. Impeintteri becauseXje charged E le v e n : pletcd. tng-fhat Stale deparênt loyalty T * judge today denltd an appeal M^yeavHjW . An offlcUl Investigation already (CohtlauH on Pag* MfM) iaifeq''wlth {Hit degne iirtaurder time...... , collu.slon”- betweejvthe TWU ahd ■checks 6i) TTN job applicants “had j ^ , save the atom spy team of At Philadelphia longshoremen the struck, cornpinie* to force was tinderway to determine tjie AfWr policp aaiar ahe isdinitted Loss cause of the blast tliat sllopk this not been ft groat^îccess.” Acheson >/juilu* Rosenberg *nd hi* wife, refused t» cioss, -a specfalist.s’ higher far'cs. Tlie. union demands a ^100,000 insisted, howe^r. that natloifkl/Ethel, from death In the electric pumping ifve pistol shots into her city of , ,OCP, Chile> .second 80,000 Workers picket Ilnq and halted the unload- 40-hour weeb. Instead of the cur- 200 security had not been endanger chair sleepinirhusband carijr'NtwlTMUr'B ing‘. of *ix mibioi) pounds/)f sugar rent 44 hours, and pay raises, largest.^-a\ force ^ce(hinisccnt of Day.^ • : ^ . i ' , ■ ■ - „ i the gT''*t' V*rttjq(take of August, by this, but Ulal the nation’* prq4- The denial was made by. Federal " s t the National Sugar refinery; THe/bUy’a vail transporUtton In Milford Fire tige had suffered "a blaek ey, Judge Irving R'. Kaufman after Take Fay GuU Krs. Vhngtnla Caroii w8s /pier. 1 / I network of Subway*, cityXowned ' • . ;■ -- 1006. An ?Xnia'ted 4,000 persons by police aA Baying atw walked into Still On UN Payroll* hearing a clemency plea for the An eaatern seaboard tleup <;ouId { bus lines apd ^|*''“^**|* **’?f"^*^*** Milford, Jan. 2 --(/Pl Eleven ; died ijj-that tlisaster. two. They are./n Sing Sing prison,' trailer ôm e afUr n New ? 'Te.*ult if all longshorqmen’s unions r Jhe ovcrfJpW without difficulty to- A S l ^ departtiTehl memoran By THE AiSSOCIATBP Mil Yekr's Eve pwriy and fired • .32 persons were injured, one critieal-1 dum,'' /cleOsed' by the IiX^rnal scheduled to die the week of Jan, Some 60,000 .cotton-rayon romply with Ryan’a request /hat day. when an-earir-morning fire-rlcrday when a fire, that/pollt/* n . • (RKirt# iiatol at her has- \ 8 Fagn Twn) Pritchard said Mrs. Caron deUber- The 11 were named in a memor- taking immediate atepa to appeal ately rammed four stanchlorlft on head\rand was treated at the a.n(ium made public over objections for . White- House: clemency /'and. Defense Chiefs hospital...... — ■of- John- D ;- Hickerson—nsststant ■vynnid visit-Judge Kairfmaij/today th# Ubaftar...Oak Bridge at ’ Also under treatment at Milford Secretary of State, who cautioned ford and. when he cam* on thq' News TidMts oto try to arrange for.aafoy." acene. she sZid; hbspital la Mr*,,.,'Pri‘t;llla Richa'rtf.*.' that the Stale department could Kaufman, who aentedeed the *n eicpactant mother,..who jiuffered._ ■ “I shot my husband.” , ;Ci»t)!ed; f rq«BAP ■hav-e/erred- byj wrongfuU.v.asinJlig (;ouple ^to;dejth, •bald- In • his.opin VattLkftoiallttlcmV' Her—husband,/- dome porMihs pf'by'fklllHX''tb tiSm* . On Earl, auffersd abrasions.of Ihe lega.l™ sdmV who should' be-named-- He ion; ■ ...... ' ' .the car, between Mrs. tSaron (UM&: "I have medlated and-reBacted from th* AP WIr*B her daughter, the pblloeman found, and arms as iia. guided her and ] . jrapanese’^press Teports Yoshida ‘ em phasis^ long and difficult hours over- th* of' new "Ihetr two-year-old'S'onr., to safet)/ , ,,rXTif/Bri/S Ti1nhfRerThJUr*(U ww ion to gatKgiTfesttmonyvTinff^^ ta«»e nwnwt iltidfed and' restiidled’ the recoM ^ ''^ f b i NABS F u om v E The trooper fheh w*# taken ones^ from faster Jet warplqnes, atomic •t'-^H.a# veil “ , firemenremen, none of ^hem ser ; inTormation on Communist' arca.'i' had/Been Riveu Phoenix,' Arix„ Jnn. S—dP)—, aircraft for delivery o and-1 have seen nothing, nor ha# the Aircraft trailer camp where- and mlghtler-.»lrcraft carriers to .known alicraii lor hurt.urt. o .;, (o Dmle* <'HHTgr* anything been presented to mf, to Hnrdrn CoWns Kemper, 5*, one he was led by Mrs. Caron to. her. _ American bombs in a counlerat- ____ the hotel. ■ ^'’ 1 WeintraXb rnerilv denied he. was atomic warfare—are giving fiercer Other occupants of offer S5.POO reward for apprehen- ! ,ver enraged caiisir me to change the sentence of the FBI’s 1* meet- wnnted .dead husband. lying In bed cliA la sulking''power to*\n' American U^k should Russia .. mostl.v entertainer. ..escaped with- s!on of person responsible for *,^nyX "oyal oi subverslv^ actfvl- origlnslly Imposed. I still feel tha) fugitlyes, was enptured by FBI his pajamas. Two* empty whiskay, U„c..n,.d „ J . bery-sliigglng death of Bo.ston he had so sworn under their crime was worse than mur ngenta without reetedaece laat That U the picture presented,] ^nuiai^ ei^P^ a project that night *t hU reaWenee *t near- (Continued OB Page Bight) (Continued on Pnge Mventeen) rabbi in neighborhood park. | both the federal grand der ” . A. ■ directly and IndirMtly, in a semi- (five a bomber virtually un Dr Louis. Bauer, president of the .McCarran committee. The Rosanbergs were' convicted b* O lM taale. Special AgVat annual report of the Dgfenss eslab- , range, American Medical Association .*ay.* GeraM B. Nerrl* «Od KMiiper llihment issued last bight, a report '• 8 contained in New Year's statement from (Continued on_P*8* Rihiv) (Conttaoed ei. Page Fow) had lived there the past year im- Resignation Stirs Allied Raiders Hit Long Island home, that voluntary 4«y aa aaaumed luuse. health InHiirnnci- program should Indonesia CrUis ... S 7 X 2 '.r be expanded to inchider aged and M.4YBR MUULS CHANCES Bunker Hill Reds ■those - s!ifferinp from lllne.sscs of Parts, Jan. 2— 18^ —Rene IX ^ly-'-of the difficulties -UlnS , J ; ^ ^ c o n i ^ ^ long duration . . . U. S-TSen. PrestRevamped Immigration Mayer, a Badleal Soelaltat «> a - Jakarta. Indonesia, Js from rising co»ti for arm-, of pro- ,„,nent .Seoul, Jan. 2- (ffb—Allied raiders cott Bush (R.. foTin.1 rc.stgns - a.' aervntive) flaaaclal expert, ! be Indonesia’s defense duction problems stemming from ^ ' furloifsly attacked a Chinese Com director of seven publicly-.owiv't gan codanltattoa# with party tan Hamengku Bnwoq So far as Is known there is no companies biit retalnH hl*' conncc^|' |4sA:ef/ in Congress Report leader* today la hope# of i^ - varioiw causes Including strikes contamination prdduced from the munist position near Bunker bill on signed today aqd and of the need for. a continued the frozen western ■ Korean front, Hons with, two pnvately-owurd siiadlag a OMiJarity of the loomed that five other mere presence of an unexploded righMai sad moderate groups la high level of drkft calls to keep atofxiic bomb . board an aircraft. then withdrew' early today. « firms. , also would quit in support. - the *trength of the army ,up. » The U..8.’|Elghlh Army said the In Cairo, Egypt. Premier i. Washington, J a n. 2 (/P / A -tfop which Congress enacted ISat the aatloaai aaaemWy to back army streamlining' And'unless the plane deliberately __ ...... ,....retitnn-/pi'csideriUnl coninusslon'last night June over Truman’s veto. Since But, in a look back over the tw(> flies into a bomb cloud to deler- raiders killed or wounded an esti Nagjillb's ‘’purge group' him as premleir. He wa* expect-, .The 8ultan’6\t^* year's of whs< he termed partial mated 4.1 Reds In a bitter ho!M-- mends'that six former miniater.s virgc'i.lhe new Congress to reverse then President-elect Eisenhower ed to tell FreMdeat Vincent the 200,000-1 niine the degree 'of radiation and be tried, so

1 •I \ / • ,4 *’t. r-‘ let- seven upsLairs rooms aA tfteir prq- p f aldeiiÎk ' Installation, Town je Clul^SeU ' . : ; K . ^ h / ■ stock market ject. They are. repairing the- ceil-' Hearings Toiiight Couiiart John D. LaBelle. haa îgh' Schools Added More ing and wglla and will then drafted , art agreement' ’whereby bad'-jûmmeted to a record lo' Ralph Kîrtz. owner of fhp land, the backo4;up ravings had creAted' decorate the rOom. 'These .rooms qn On Subdivisions Game for l^night Swinf Fuhd i $54,000; Remedy for Contamindtipn the second floor, when completed, wopld be required to relmburae the Subject^ tâ Assist Youth financial chai(»^.,^d everyone was toyvn the rtrig third coat It Arpuld Hprrioi^s! worrirt and fearTuL^ylng; \ylH house the Church- school apti^ -«vhieh now has a registration of Publjc' hearings will be held on jjlve to pay fbr sidew.allW’ The Manchester . Duplicate > Of Schdot Water on Wd^ "If ;peopIe chaiige thflC' habits; Brlilge Club Will -hold a matter ; ice Ciu Offer g< of 105 children. At present the ttvo subdivision AppHcstiona ^ the •Attorney John Mroaek, counsel (TUa the tWrd;/of foOr Ar-' learnings, and (21 a Variety of, âst, there is no tellmg'-^kkAt' for Kurtz, has sAid hla cllentMs point game tonlgM alTInker Hall.- elective subject matteV. church school holds scsSlona in the moating of the Board of DlrectOri lielea ^ hy the Meneheeter esoluti6ns! you ZajJ. put money ih as a long liday* parsonage at 577 East Center willing to enter, the agreement. La- starting at 8;15i-Thls event Arill be ^ ôday, the For the most part activltlea ate Bpckvltle, Jan. (Special)—îng formed In the Intermediate Coventry. • Jan. i 2— (Special)laD-t^rtiric, re«mrdlng trAnsfer of prop-Z term invAatment and feel safe.' build- at 8 o'clock tonight in the hearli. auggeata it ought to ru;in thithe opening tournament of the / Blfh still maintained on an extra-fur- f thd erty Include the following; Georgs - ' They mlght3>v«ji start cobbling streetjnext to''th« church. flarrleolnmim dMhe local W|rh acJiool N..Schwedel, trustee of the groups, with Ventura belng ln The, recent contamination .pi room of the Municipal Building;'' about 20 years. 1te'w.year and will mark the fifth - B«d aiwM^roken.dowa Into riciirar .heals, blit are recognised W. and id A ^ a e Ninkel to An-\ t 8:30 Many''Otf .tha churches In t o ^ ' The subdivisions are Eire iJrAat. la explained charge of the 13-I^-ye^t> agn-group water-supply at the George Hereey NAW York a hor- w ere content merely to help them their own shoes." ' 'Z , itll i l year tkat^he local duplicate club - ijeMc and non-, as a leal^nd vital part.of the prri-_^ Horowitz Founrtatlno an- Slid Bet)e Milanese the 16-18'year Robertson School, caused b y, s thony and MlcheliVia (3AHa of across the - street.- They wanted to I Woke from this dreahnln a cold have . graciously contributed or a four dwelling devcloprrieptl off -tka aeholastic, rlbie dream _the/-Ather'hight.'"I wom- loaned various, church appolnt- JAGQiiiS W.ORKERB TO VOTE has been In'dpergtiori. ' athletic, prograirt I afticlM are gram of the school, ATTnVuinC l, ptHony dreamt that everiFpoiî'onJjp-A'mec- carry them.across. sweet o f terror AnsL the nioral, I Keeney atreet-, and Longview ter A duplicate Ztournament Is- ' lie ■ render ttvitles. while retaining Some tatea; LakevTiew Teriace, -Jnc. to No pedestrian jaywalked. No nches. nienta needed by the-iieiw church. race addition No. T, a ll-dwelHifg deatened to prti fiftKi as of Monday, Dec. 29 atand.s , of boyS under 13 years of agg Who expected to be remedied by Mon- lca actually- kept th^Nlsvv Year’s guess Is; .gh a HartSrd. Jen all planned for each Friday In., Janu- » a'spects ot the extra curricular 1 Gerard H., Lavoie of WUltntantlc taxi driveh tried to run the ' red Gifts of money ranging from 5 to extension of Lynesa atrert to a Wtth Information that >«lll he of eKxWaai ‘ "I"''* Playing each SatiirpajTmorn- 'day,> Mrs. Alanson E. 'Stewsrt, Jr.-, riolutions he AAfL’MSMe.,/OnXlanu- “ Don't wqrry too much a b o ^ e^tlon day session with federal And state ary, and all bridge playeri aiii wel:^' valne In dlsciiMlna manner Man- pattern, have becnriie a part o^ the j ; Ing at the Town.Hall edUrt. ' ' In Lakeviqflv Terrace, 55 cents-fed- lights. Traffic cops were going to those New Y.ear'r resolutions. I f 100 dollars have been gratefully point on McKee atreet negr Hart challman of the Board of Educa eral stampa; Sylvester. J. and June ary L,___— 7 ’^ 'i / ' ■ id the" rcgelved fro.iri townspeople anxloiis ■ mediators naa tentatively settled come to partlcI]Mte. chaater’a' propoaed < aem^ hlfh elective program of the school, and It was revealed that at a recent t Mr*,. Oare Albom la conducting tion said yesterday. . Here wag the riautt four months p-yclatrlsts and moaning;. " I feel evsrybody kept them, .th^’d riiin ford road. the 15-week Blrlke'.at the Jacobs The Manchester brld^ club Is a "some phases of many other arttyl-^ meeting of the Exchange .Club | l,-! classes Ih the fundamentals of bas- O. Ploufe tojlarold B. and Fran inst'allation gf-ateel beams neces to ehcQwage the establishment In Prfeltmlnary plan* for both have adiaol). < . The project is being accomplish later; so unnecessary In-this civilization, the country.’! , sary for the'remoVaLgf a fireplace. Mfg. Co.. It waa -announced last member of the American Contract ties such .as the Oirre.nt AfTgi'rp ed by the Instsllation of sn acti ces S. McCarimon of East Hart doc. There'S no. reason to bawl any Manchester of the first Baptist bOen Approved by the Board of Dl- 000 wa.s pledged Tor the fuml. Eas‘ Tof th* ford In Silver Acres, $3.30 federal atlon waa compleUly up-^ Each evening and Sattm j^s finds Church to benrganlzed in the town 'night. AH partles'to the agreAmeht Bridge League, a national organl*.. Th'* first, public supported h Club, the Ycaihook, the High vated carbon Alter on the optlet body out." 'Inhere weren't ev'en any rectors ahd„.the Town Planning with this announcement, the four uronald Berger, director of the stamps. • > Hidden'V. wave of 'Over- FIRE SHOP a group of men and woniiw.hard in a hundred ycArs„, Comkniaslon. ' Sidewalk require said that details of .the settlement zgtion that supervises moat of the ' School World, the Student Counc.il pipe of the water tank for the oil Sunday d riers—they wqi't AH duplicate bridge-clubs In the UMt- .' aehdola copyed the proji^^ major r.crvlca organizations of Th^. Saturday/ morning grbtip. states Also. Boleslaw and;Angelina M,. mlh^vtftue hAd disclosed nor- at work rih the endless repAftii ments for the Eire street develop would. be withheld until the rank ■tudles of the early academj'w and nd .some subject matter clubs content'and a chlorine filter on the llfe In AOhool, home and in- driving on M(kiday, TpeAday, Wed HaxAfSvHle. Jan. 2—(/P)—Sparks and file had voted on the new ed States and conducts national '• hW* become,a part of.either the >tty, F.Iks. Riirtu-y, .Lions and JBx- ^j,ere is/still opportunity for boys intake for the bacteria content. Pletras to Alfred D. Heckler on necessary Jo 'convert the old house \ T h e 16.107 fans who Wiineasad ment were waived by'the com'mla- ottered maV the ^ oppOrtnnltV for U. S. Route 44A; Mary E5, plckapn ,jistly.„ 'Z nesday, Thuradayr ' Friday and ftoiira welding-machine started a at 583 ESst Center street Into a the'Toronto Maple Leafs-ChlCago contract. The, aettlenieht will be and world championship events. learning or elective chshfin: 'Clubs NJiave ■ all'-'made J invites them to report The work. Is being'done by the- sion. ' ■ college prej^ratlp'n. \* It b e c ^ e geaerou>gj»ntributlpn> auppprting tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. Coaching to George W. GOuld and Marga H. -’"The 'Country faced the greatest Saturday. , ■. !^re which yesterday r-levelled a usable church, Black ilawks game on Runday, As the result of concern on the put tO: a vote of the 'membership There will be a short meeting / progK^rti. Permutlt Company, distributors In tonight before the duplicate' game apparent 4bat auc^h a prograrn d,ld the project. peratirtnal''T0r this age, group ,1a Gould of Winchester, Litchfield depression In history. Some 5l2 veteran Intrtmfl I one-and-one-half Atory garage ■One young people’s group, .with Dec. 7. represented the largest p'Art ,of the town directors over of Local 1379 United AutOtnoblle Pimnoii l,r«m lbgr- ■ New Haven. TItc Installation o f the Every saloon' was clo»ed. -every dro Workers, (HO. A t-a meeting Sun- to discuss posaible-changes In the not meet the needs and Inlereata i Sc’liwedcl <’alls attention to the also jrtAded. filters Is expected tn cost $1,050. County, in VYaterfrfant Park; Fred repair shop. here;..causing, An.estl-, six members ranging in ages 'from crowd -tfr see iZhqrtwy game . in :whetliee the town .would at some The tiommon learning part of Wilke of Mancheeter to Thomas E. X /tobacco shop had jhutleled its ped. dead of .■'hock aftcrZhecklhg mated lo.sa of $7,000. Walter Chicago In three yearikl time have'to pay one third the cost day aftertvqon. operation of the club. ... large segments p(' American yf Rldga- large HVjng room, glaas-enclOsed ~ b r Aeoosrdisry:: ■choot-agerÂ-^dc -wWch-lnclHdy, ln-addilh)Tr--to-,thc- cer*B’eandt(iAte-school of the Nayal Payne graduated from Westerly Schoota were closed for IwndayA leld Park, N. J... on South street, IL’ / h«d either had his teeth fixed or /porches. A", dining • room, [and' a above, two units eacjj h'f mathe UnlteiKAircraft-^Jorporaijon. Mr. civil engineer for many years, had either had his teeth fixed variety of activities, fncluding ath- Reserves. schools, attended Temple Unlvi the week before Christmas to de l..lO_Jede,r!rt_.stamp,A;. Mlch.ael Automobile salesmen ^..-'■wrung -arangfid.Jto.yisJLhis_dentlst. The men’s locker room. (Hub president matics and se ti^ ^ -hre Ip a gens.e Kloppenburg'-âduated from Man- suddenly on North Pwk ^têt . latios,. both Intra-mural and. liiter- yesterday .morning wWI«:afn bis ,,/Mairtage, Anae<(0K*d.,. ,. aity^ . and is. presently , serylng termine the.loeatlph of the leaking ‘I-Ylvi/,\,[Ivolq ofV, Hartfoi’^/to Frank Vfvo- , v : '^ e ir hi ls“['In 'dlsmay/’-îh' shdtts' appointments ran. lnt6~J’$iS9.''/[ " ChaTHs H.' Gardnar said- the-bulld-- \ seholastle,‘ dramatic, literary, mur common ' learpllfts although fh* cheatefHtgh «chd»rwlth th« ClJiSS hew models. Way to the center o^the.mtv. .He Announcement -is made of the with the Army Engineering oil and to clean and flush the:iur- lo\ of riartford;"^ in 'Woodlawn eoom# 'stocked will 'The nation had neVer been Ing was almost A' total loss,'but' ale" and clubs for one purpose or student njary selW his ,-oWn sub of ..IMS and is serving with the marriage of Miss Beverly Ann nac6 bdilera. The water supply wAa Heights;^ . Rlchato. A. and Dorothy But thefe\ no .gsA! prospects as .^fimy at H^tsville, 'Ala had made hla h o t ^ North In Korea. healthier, most people had nevel ^decl^ned to estimate damage. another became a part of the-sec- jects Jp--those areas. Yost of Rockville to Joseph Zac- not In iise at that time. I. Torgeaon of/wlnsted to George everyone hl^; pledged to "make ■ef* ■ * / ondary school program. At first The elective. partAf ChA prograth Park .street. -■/ / ResponslblUty of the situation another year.” He waa bom in' Bast Windsor, a caro of Thompsonville. Mrs. Zac- E. and Mary A. Carpenter on Bear the oltf;car last theae activities wejre considered as inchides a'wide variety caro is emplcêd by United Air W a ^ £ i n j ^ haa not been determined, accord 'Swamp road; $1.10 federal stamps; HopaJong Casaidy had gone Into nnd matter offerings In NtJ^'^ffeida of aon o t. ISABc/ArifPJBgrah Knlg craft "Zaccam Is stationed with, ing to Mrs. Stewart, but all con’ garage business because—ChU- ^000 Wîêrs Hamilton Banpfoft. He lea^^B Elizabeth A, Bromley of the atate. the ware designAte«y as axtra-cuirlcu- social studies. ^/Ibathcmatlcs, the U. S. Nivyivy ab( aboard thy U. S. S. cemed have been notified. of MaJneXto Margaret B. Pina In ' dren had quit watching the televi . lm^,a«UyiUaa..«ora ropently. they. three, coualnsyMlaa Ida May'Ban sion screen. Teachers were treaten- science, language,' bUsUiesa; music, \ T a k e C u ts croft o f /RWington. Mrs. Anna DionysiuA Roberts, Nailed . .. . .Named Cuatodlan . l ... Oak Qj»ye\deyeJopment. v. ,-r- f-. / art considered'in Integral part of art. and home.ccmnmicA calcutat- The boAriT wpll have a m ating Also, George W. and—Ida, M. tng to quit; “ The Idda’Stndy' ao the .aecondBiy.Jlohppl program Neclana., of Melrose and Mrs. All Tolland and Vernon news hard now they know more than we ^ To mpet the, n/c^la_an'^ntere8t.s Georgn --Sherman- of • Wasterly, , To HeaeJ Drive Jan. 6 at 8 p.m. at the Robertson Hlnkey to Anvede J. and.JustineM. WATCH p' In' the past: few years the work of eaefi student. Although the local from Page tte '^ art now handled -tfaVongk -the ISchool;' Fei^nand ■ Hauemann -of ■Poullot' of...iMrtford -In ' Agtqi^!s - ,dq,” rAn -the complaint... “We can’t of the t4fe/AdJu8tment Education high ach^l offers no iimuStrial Lonj^ând,.N, Y. HeVka a mem- Roraville, bureau of The Manches Flanders road has been appointe(l keep up 'With them.’’, berZm the Ellington Congrega. Colony Estates; (leorge W*. and Marlow’s has JUiST the adding machine you need to do Cemmiaaioh has brought about'a arts, it mkintalna t-unlquli rela- recent escalator pay increasi ter Evening Herald, located at One In ‘Dimes’ Fund aa asaiatant custodian at the Ida M. Hinkel to Emile Belelli of In offices and' factories no one tpa^ralsal of the program.of aec- tlonahifl with thr Howell ^ e n e y five cents'an hour,. The clause tlqiffal Church and the Ellington Market street, telephone Rockville -. had run' downstairs' to get morn- Orange. school. East Hartford In Actor's Colony the job,of good figuring in ’5H. endary edpcatlobv Aa It# name Iffl- Technleal School by which litud- bWiight them boosts totalling 8),918^ New Trial Justice I Ing coffee or missed work because - -Funeral- arrangementa - which Estates', 55 cefttS''federal stamps: ■■ "piiw; tlfr’purpose'otrthe-commla- *hta- Tpay"take work Th foth cents the'previous months. Wappini Jan. - 2—(Speclall 'Alahsbn E. Stewart, Jr., has been Winiam D. and' Nonna L.'Tloyd to o f “one-day pneumonia.” So-mosl aien has been to. seek out and em- schools. The-CIO intematldual Unlon^f Incomplete are being Super- /■ More tha #(X) March of Dimes appointed trial ju etl» of_ Coven employers had cut,.their staffs in aed by the Burke Funeral Helen and George ShaW o f Man phasiM the elements of the pro p ie activity program provldes\n Electrical Workers has a one-way Ellington "slot-typie" contribution cards will try by the Board ot selectmen. chester in Actor's Colony Eatates, half, flpding that was all the em gram whidh assist youth to make Ide variety of experiences Ih escalator clauae in Its contract .un Home. Burial will be In the El- Mrs. Ruth Welle* has been ap ployes they really needed to git n Cemetery. be mglied out this week end to 55 cents federal stamps. Mttafactory adjustments In life athletics, literary, dramatic. soclaK der which wages go up ^but not pointed altemraU. They replace ■/ ■ the job done. - sttxiations and to suggeat Improve- and civic experlencea. .Interscho-' down, ■■ ^ntiniM Crash Probe Town Will Join local/Icaldents as , the annual cam LeRoy M. Roberts And Eldlson O. Department stores were empty. Stata, police today continued Manchester E v e n I n g Herald manta wheraver needed. Currently, athletics include football, In Washington, AFU unions have palm gets underway. Wilfred Davis, altAmate,' The new ap C oven try rorreapondenL "Mr*> —No mie was buying on the Install V IC tO R more consideration la being given soccer,'cross countryv basketball, their inveatigatllon of a five-car R<)oerts of Pleasant ‘Valley road pointees will begin their duties ment plari. ' een Warned to use caution In ty- auto craa\ on the Wilbur Cross Sehool ROards Charles I/. Little, telephone* Coven u'a organisation and presentation swimming. Indoor -and outdoor II act as chairman while George try 7-6231. Night club-owners had turned CJtJcynîlo-n ihg new wage agreements to the Hoghway ItKVernon which caused onahue of Sullivan avenue, will Monday."' . ^ „ of axlstlng subject matter ..and ac- track, rinery, tennis, golf and bage- All persons elected as justice.# \ V. their joints into Chinese restau- gêrnment's r^ se d price indek Injuries to nnir pefions, one of For Diseussion yve as treaaurer. , '' tlvlty areas rather than the Intro. ball. The Intro-mursI athletic pro ^he w srn li^ came yesterday of the peace who have not qualified HER n a m e s a k e rantp-'-and 'w-ere taklrig In each AddinflMothiiie . 'duetlon of new mAterlal. gram for girls consists of'sw im them a flve-yeW-old girl. Authori Isq serving in an active'Rapac for the office muat do so on or be - other’s laundry to cut -down ex it In TomiEHTOW For Savings Of ALlfttimt! Many Art HALF froln the AMTltself, which said ity 'arc the following copnmlttee Several Patterns ming, f\eld hockey, archery, bowl thah "at the eonsumers" price ties are also loowmg for the driver fore Tuesday, according to Town Miami, Fla. — (NEA)— , S a 11 y penses. AH the top dance orchestras of one car'who f i ^ d to make his * Ellington. Jan\^2— (Speclal)T-r- members; ‘ There Abe several patttems of ing. basketball and softball. The lnde:n Is/An Incomplete and ap- eiork Mildred C. HUtgen. Catbird, Grsentree's two-yeaf-pld had become wandering ' street IS JUST THE MACHINE Identity known a ft^ tlie accident MrsNouy Finney, local organiza PRICE . .;$i(ma Art LESS THAN HALF! Many Itoms Art ^rriculum owanlzatlon. The most jntra-ntural athletic program for proxlBune. mcas\ire. It does not The Somer-s Board of Education Announce Topic For Sunday filly, is named for' Sally Barbien bands. FOR ONE REi;jUmiNG • common is thôrganlxAtion of suh- boys is lirolfeg to barketball. Admitted to R ockiê City Hos tions and clubs; Mrs. Robert Mur Darkness reigned in every movjej p.rovld^ an exclusive basis ifor ad- haa invited schom board members Rev. Truman O. .Ireland, minis daughter ' of Sportimaater Reel/ - FAST, ACGCRATE SampiM. M Art In Limittd 0 uanHtits.v You'll Find Rntr ,'Jeeta Into dlffeMnt curricula such Nitn-AthlfHc pital were; .Sharon .Semnton, S. of ray,- and\Mrs. Luth,eV Burnbaln ter of the First Congregjitlo,nal theater, silencq in every 'bowling j Jusênt of wages." In five nearby towns to join In a who will distribute ,Cannistera and Barber. ■ aa the college \preparatorv, the The non-athlettc activity pro /The federation said the Bureau RFD 2, Storrs, with multiple fact Church, will use as the Epiphany alley.. People were sternly Hving : FIGURES gtpie^. the commercial, the in gram provides Pix Hl-y and Y- cuts; Ki); mother, MrKy Edith meeting to dlp^tiss the school situ-' contrlbutlonXcards to the.elejnenr - up' to their-’ re-solution to ".stay i .ûcdityLJCofflMnad Wilh Now Law Sola Prieos . . Don't Miss It! 4 t Labos Statlatlca ahould publish. Sunday aertnon' “Life's Superlative Caa-.be_cariled-an.vwhp,re--! EASY_TERMS dustrial arts, the mime eooiiofnics, Teen clubs, two dramptie cluba, ma Scranton; Ankle in jury. Treated and atlon. Blliiurton and Rockville'-wtll tarylachools md Russell^tfnham Timhe'riiflFe/b'O.en.■■■■”'..... ' ' 1 In addition to the regular Index, and Stanley Danilowlcz, who will beht” or :"PerpetuaI Tnaebtedneas, . used anywhere. No . the ■ art, the mu8lc\etc. Pr^tlcea Science Chib, the Current Affairs , one showing the effect of inc’fea.sCd discharged were Joseph Scranton, be represented. A Cfiirlatlan Virtue.” Husbands, mindful of their wlve.s’ .| RENTALS AND In this tve of -organisation vary (driver) bruises and Lt-.- G eor^ R. distribute posters and cannlsters special training required/ 4U.95 VALUE! MAHOGANY STEP Club ahd four .language clubs, taxes on \w o r k e r s' purcha.sing Announces Examinations A son waa bom Monday to Mr. —old wail,. "You never talk to me [ .from rather restricted cyrrlcular Uterary activities Include the/Hlgh M)dler, (driven Navy, of .South to places of 'business in town. any m ore,"were talking so murlii Totals up to 99,999.09. repair* END TABLE, ruggedly buUt $ | i-M power. \ / George E. Graff, superintendent A special.vbenefltXprogram com and Mrs. Frederick C, Rose of Sturdlly.,^conatructed. / ^ SHOP SATURDAY UMTIL 5;30 and nicely styled. Sale priced , " to those with ■omg.yArfgt.V of elec- School World, the Quill, magazine Under osqalator clauses in labor -Ozone Park, N. Y,. face and foreôf'Î^k'^.ral arh‘<;oir;nd Cooper lane. South Coventry, at ■ / I that their wives were saving, "Oli. | tivss. Ftellowlnje'the general ac- gnd the yearbook more familiarly hepd cuts. ' mlttee will includeâyid Tripp CIRCLE ce^ r^ ta , movidlng fou adjust us superintendent, of Ellington Dr. Robert Williams, Kuther Burn Manchester Memorial Hospital. shut Up for a change." In fa^t i esptance of the 10 imperative, -known as Somanhia. Aa stated he-'^ ments baaed\on the co.">t of living, The crAsh, which according to School, has released information The infant’s grandparents are Mr. TODAY thrti SUN. every husband came home at night j needs of. youth, as the piirijoae an ham. . Edward Curtln>i Douglas Fo r h o m e o r o f f ic e fore, muaic activltlea are now wages of about three million work [police , occurred durinlt;. the height coneprning the State HlRh School and Mrt. Wilton L. Rose, also of so regulaflyTliat every wife was/! W4.95:VAUUErNE8T OF TABLE* $99.00 VALUE! B1MMON8 AiSEP' , eblectivea of Secondary' education regularly ackedul^ curricular Grant And ThomaS Brepr. I kORY G£NE VICTOR ADDING StACHlNES FROSI . . .., $99.50 Bedroom Suites In Mahogany with graceful Upered SLEEP MATTRESS AND JH>X ers are now keyed to the two old of the /blinding snowstorm Wed- equlvatenc.v ' examination which committee will work o:it\a pro Coopel. Jane, and Mr. and Mrs. doubly auspicious thst he was ! A^teinpta have beep made t o o r - activities includlngyiwo A Cappeim 'hesdayi' afternoon. Involved out-of- may be of Interest to individuals Harrison F. Topllff of WUlimantlc. carrying on a davtirne romance j SM ITII-COR^'A FROSI .$109.50 'le g v pie crust edg*. SIU'OS SFRINO. NaUonally (anwua . , gAnise the high school proerarff In Indexes compuWl hy the bureau. gram 6f entertainment to benefit CALHOUN TIERNEY $90.50 VALUE! COIXINIAL MAPLE $49.95 VALUE! M t ^ R N LOUNGE Choirs, a Boys'/ Choir, a olMa'. A revised index Is to go Into ef atate Residents. It was caused when who have-not completed four years -A son David Allen,, was bom . with hla stenographer." . j b u r r o u g h k F r o s i . . . .812(1.00 Two tables. Now ...... twin size, Saya ntarly '' a leas rigid and more-flexible man Choir, an orchestra and a bartid all the March Of Dimes. SUITE, 3 pieces. Dresser with Mir CHAm with bIond''DaM, Ullored . tn fect this monbW. It takes In the three west-bound autos struck a of high school. The campaign ends Jan. 31 Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Valen Wives were dutifully carrying j RE5IINGTOX-RAND 'FTIOM ...$109.50 contemporary faMca. one-third ...... ^ ... ^ ... ner. This has resulted in a miru of which havgr some characteristics cost of more goqds. Including tele foiirth which went out of control Places and dates for 1953 for tine Dynes of Wllllmantic and . > W a y o f a out their promise-to get obreverv ' ror. 4 Drawer Chest, h er,of patterns with more emoha Juno Named to Finance BoaJ Chartreuse ..., ...... o f the varipUs elements of the ac vision sets, frozett foods and nvlon and rammed into another. , \ the examinations jn this area are; south Coventry, at Windham Corn- morning... to fix-their husband's' sis on common learnings and ac tivity program. • Malcolm June will take ovqr Uli / $15.05 VALUE! MAHOGANY END $59.50 VALUE! EDAM RUBBER stockings. ' , ^ /'Fred Miller, ‘Ss, of .([Ihelro8fprd[ ^tate Capitol. Hartford,- Jan. 30 chairnianship of the Board of unity Memorial Hospital.’ The 'G a u c h o breakfast, But husbands, were beir- UABLE with book trough, turned’ t'ual exnerlences. Any good secondary school pro- and. 31, April 24 and 25, July 27 I \ IfCHhJICOlCiR ging. “ For Pete's sake, stay In INNERSPRINO MATTRESS ih toll The local high school program /Ma,sfl., and Robert 15. Donlon, 26, of Finance when i^ convenes for its mt’s . grandparents are Edgar -lagSi graceful style. ^0’?^ grVm/WUst be flexible*enough to Quincy, Mass., were listed as l^nd 28. Nov. 2 and 3; .State Teach- Dynes of South street and Mr hed, won’t you? You’ve got me so $12.95 VALUE! BOUDOIR CHAIR alza only. Few box epiinge available. seUca to fonow a modified. course mcAt the Immediate and/future In first meeting of the new year next \u9.5Q_ VALUE! THREE PIECE Priced at ...... , o ' operators of the other vehicles. I *«* College. Wllllmahllc, April IS w eek/H e' repTAces -JAmeartCendal. sniiNhfrs;' Joseph,,. A. . .—Moreau of- T m -SAME BHOW. Tat- npw I..,Can!L hardlv ■ \ya^^ «EDR4X)M-in warm- MaplA-Dresser. .with-Atople frame., wood arms.. In Clearance priced |g ^ $$' maintaining certain elements of terests of all youth or secondary .iEveryonA \vas so co’^teoiis they blue chlnts with reyerslble ' $y.9S at tha departmentalized curriculum Hmveve.'. state police said the *"d Norwich^Free .Acad- Charles Enes, town clerk', is sncrA^/Soutl Coventry. with Mirror, Chest of $AII.OO ^ ige, It Is a continupiislv^de-. emy.,April: 20. and 21______-A deOghter'waa born Mondav to all stood On the buses. Noljodv OTganIsation while at the same velopihg program. l / i s pondflloh- ,ocalStocks .drlvcr.cxMhe-third-car.ln-.llne-pull-. 4 afj/o{_tba,board.. The-rtiairman- J o w n k O Drawers, Bed' ...... oQ cushions ...... ■ ed away from the scene im^medlate- District Legion Meetlngg / ship. Is rotated annually. Mr and^ra. Frahcl* R. Dory,'Sea- ■ vvaritejl'^ to'fske'the: other riersnn's- $10.95 VALUE! IT-INCH SQUiÊy tImA •emphasising common •/learn ed, not only by thg needs and In The Fourth District American seat. Old ladle* w ^ sfrald to ven LAMP TABIJ! with deep apron tq iy iM VALCE5 SEALT ings, the whole aimed to'mcet h terests of Voiith, hli^ by the needs 'Quotations Furnisbed By/ ly afterward and continued on his Cited, for Driving Record era vea/rdud, South Coventry, at Ooburn A Mlddlebrook, lAo. war. The four damaged autos were ‘ J;^*8mn and [mixlliary meeting yylll hlaxwell BoloA of King and Hartford , ture out. as Boy Scouts no longer and two shelves, pie crust $ f ' 'wQOD EED complete. Roee plastic the broad social and Indlymual ahd interest of thi comrrtunity towed to varares. . held 'With Anseim-Mayqtte--Mayqtte- [ Property Conveyances $229.95 VALUE! BIJIND MODERN $39.95 VALUE! -CHAN*NEL BACK edge, mahogany^j;...... headboard, Innerej^ng mat* l(||D A 8' needs of all. students. ;Ac^ Chest, Bookcase, t ] ‘ ■ program of studies Is d^ded Into The preset'h igh school plant, of Somers road, will preside/ Bed. Three pieces ----- seat.' Mahogany ' • two broad areas of "jldl common -operating’^ -double aâlona.- enn-- Flrat Natlopal. Bank— ------dents ajee. iamong.,the -aervlce. ber- year^.ThP/[aW'Srd is. made each year $15.95 V ALU E r «QC TOP sonnel on two military transports " coming EiVhr cniieiidiii by the .company . tii 'i ts drly'eir-salcB/ Ifgs ...... fABLE. ThO.- $90.50 YALUE! PINEAFPLE TOP slats of the Main, the Franklin and of Manchester...... 34 38 The•T.I.. first.i„., meeting—esting of the Vear-of SOLro,MAPLE .LSiNP POSTER BED to Mahogany wiUi Hartford National . /- from . the Far B u t which dockiid men w'ho complete a year s.driving tour leg base has a s^ the Basj/SldeireorAation buildings. the, Friendshi o class of tn0~ Con- foot rail and panel. G*mê ||M |$$. -Only one 'of Iheser t l» MAln Build thero today. \ without an accident. added for strength BanKandTurei- G .31. A3.... gregational Churchhurch will- bO- held at Conrtnr Event Calendar Be Tiafipiei $349.95 VALUE! MODERN BED pair only, now, eMh ...... ing constructed Ij) 19(|S. was built Hartford Conn. Trust . 02 ' ABoard the.... Navy' transport ROOM IN WALNUT.'Three pjOccs in' $47.50 V A L ^ ! BARREL CHAIR in , . Mrs. The annual meeting of the E A S T W O r a ivo;-y Bol taffex A durable, washable for high school purposes. The Manchester Trust 60 / - James O'Hara: MajOr Wllilam E. Hein. She \ViJl be chairman of the a distinotive swell front fOAD-OO Franklin Biîldlng w ^ built to Phoenix State Bank Hanley ,and Pfc. Everett C. Dickin Ladies/Aid Society Will be held STATE plastic! A buy for de^grtgn. Sample a t ...... committee assisted by Mrs. Edna Jan. 9 at the home of Mrs'.'Alton, Uentia-Voea* Rohort B>an / 198’ you at ... $24.05 VALlljE! STURDY SOLID $99.95 VALUE! ENGLANj^RTO* 'house the MsnrheateV. Trade and Trust ...... 61 65 son./3.1'Male streOl extension, both Edwards, Mrs. Otto Preusse And JrU rhendler JmlU Admnif \- DIO DIVAN in smart pialA eriOr bol-. of Rockville. ' Lane at 2 p.m. MAPI/E E^'D TABLE of fine quality, 'School, now the Howell'\Cheney Fire insurtince Comoanle* MrA Virginia Sandberg. TODAY oiMl SATURDAY haa underahelf. Half $on).50 tier. Luxurioua 33-inch W i» I a four year school on dnubt Aetna casualty". .112 llA Veterans o f the Korean' conflict ment chAirman. ' , ■ **Thg-fro«— Toch. MISCELLANEOUS CO01TAII. TABLE with | alons until the school ->'ear lft.'S5-h6. firehouse. Reservatiohs for the 7 \ en ticking with aide straps ’Aetna LifK;...... ll4 119 are giving Intensive- field training The Girl Scouts wlH/meet .Wed /t o r / top. Round rtaperihg ” and'ventBatorar Now ..;... X p M X . After that year, according to pres^ ''Conn. G eneral...... 17JT 159 p.m. affair may be made with Ed» $2.99 VALUES! LINOLEUM RE.5I- IS .... .y i . • ■ •...... MORIARTY Bros to the new replacements in the nesday at 3;30 p.nu in the Congre $349.05 VALUE! HEPPLEWHITE ent population trends,,more rooms, Hartford Steam Boil , 45'A 48>,A unit on the northern Japanese ward Pastula, Fred Doocey. Harry NANTS of heavyînlald at closeout 5 1 i C t N T f R ST will, be necessary. gational Church social rooms for Odium. Frank Pierce, Daniel Cav MAHOGANV SUITE wi.t§" twelve TVavelcrs ..... /v, .. . 765 . 785 island of Hokkaido. The division ■their flrat .mVetlng with new lead prices: Big chol qp of patterns, $ 0 C / UZVEVW •■r.iKP (Note: The foiirlh and Anal Sr anaugh or Raymond Vatsde. drawer Swell Front Dresser. frsf0(l $99A$ VALUE! HOLLYWOOD RED' , t t L S 1 3 S \ - Public I^lltlra spent 17 months in the combat ers. All InteW.sted In the move- '"colors. Sq. yd. /$27.50. VALUE! OB^XING R| c o m p l e t e . PlaaUc Headboard wtgiwlUi fr iicle tomorrow will deal U'llb var|. Conli. Light Power 1.51634 A mid-year party for All mem Mirror. Chest. zone before being rotated put of merit arc welcome to Join. ^ SIDE/ COCKTAIL TABLE ,^‘th full Olid Innerepringi Mattresa, BOX UJ&J oua Aspects of the proposed new poiui. Power-...... :.-37 39 the line la.sl December. bers of the Men's Bowling League Sleigh Bed ...... Personal Nfentlon - A T R B k Spring. A beauty at • e • e e « * high school.) \ . , Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . .52 ' 54 w ill be held Jan. 17 at Community ilr >r««—teW* shelf. The last of J . M l - f S Private, Ward, a rifleman, en Mrs. Clarence f. Mrtcalf Of Main large group ...... COAL-COKE Hartford Gas Co...... 36'^ , 3(Uj tered the Army last June. He la a Hall.The Annual banquet will be /■ $24.05 VALUE! BIXIND OAK The folding fan was Invented by street has_ returnert'tn- Bristol with BOOKCA.SB in 30-inch height with G §e,_ New England graduate of Rockville High School. her brother-ln-lav)^ and slater Mr. held In April /III $190.50 VALUE! ,*OI MAPLE i the Japanese In the Tth centufy.” ; Tel...... 33'i 3514 Several members of the Y Boys two shelves. A perfect acces-S|V.50 His'wife, Althea, lives on Route snd Mrs. -Walter,Xvar.y for a few * 9 C It I L fN DBDROOM of three Istlnctive i . hlaniifarturing Comoanlea 1, Storrs. group are planning to go to Camp iory in Uie modern room .;. I ■ - i - Am. Hardware .17 1^ dayy as they 'Were 'guests of Mr. Woodstock tonight for the week pieces. Double Dresser, _ $|Att’90 Grange Activltlea and Mrs. Metcalf 'the Chrlst- ror. Double Chest, Bed/ I 'l v Arrow, HB;-t.'Heg. .. 41. 44 At the meeting of Vernon. end. It was not learned whether Fre« Vielolr Netan '- Petr'h Asroc. SpFing ...'. . . 27fi 30'i holiday;, /7 the snow cbyefirig will interfere tlVlNU Orange to be held this evening at' Mr. and-Mrs. Seabury'Lewis and HIO! Brlatol Etrass ...... 13 is S o'clock, in the Orange Hall, there with these plans. M-6H ''SQMETHING $87,150 VALUE!^GOS8iP BENCH In DINETTE SUITES daughter Spent their flVat (Christ start Inf $149.5$ VALUE! RROEHL«i[|. tW O CHON DRIPS, lErS Cheney Bros. .. . . 72 Ts will ho installation of recently Personal Mention 0 «t Your H«wdy Doody $859.7.5 4 a LUE! HUNGERFORD Solid Maple to give you a phone .Collin# ,.,.UO-- .130.- mas in the new home they have Miss Je.An, !lpneHe, athto di IE BIRDS" X Campaif n Cap H»r«.. tabie and chair combined. IM -9 5 $79.95 VALUE! CHROME' AND p ie c e ' SUITE with Soto Bsid, har> LOOK A T M NOOHeOirS elected-pfflcers.- jusr purehsaJAPniGlenwood road. Sm iMMIHMa / At 8:IS ___ SOLID; MAHOGANT.SUITE of. 3 __ FORMIiCA ■ PJNgTTE. ln_eholce of monlrtng_chA|r Ja^-.heovy. fllhriea. Em-Hart r; . . • 96— lOfr / [^'Evirett.^Bdneif.wlIl be Installed rector for- girlA Jit - the -ibbAl high . - .....■ r " 7Y-- Poll ti Parrot With Your NcxlFoir pieces.. 8 Drawer ' rouble Dresser. 'Chintz'trpholsterlng Fafnlr Bearing ' . . X . 33 ' 36 as master with other officers aa Ellington. ' f "Bekdelph .Scolt gray or. yellow. Exteiuibh Dual purpose. . HOUSE. TINS BUT'S WISE school, has 'announced her selec Chest, B.^. Famous *g7Q-®® table, f ^ r chairs ...... Dw group at ...... ■■$[• . Hart. Cooley . . . / ; [ , / r.4'4. .followa:.. Kenneth ..HtlL, overseen Rev. and Mrs. Kenheth E. John tion for the. girls' vAraity aquad; sNois >0* y sore *«• ••su of PoINPorret Shoos .1 TO W A T t l l P t t U t t :Lan«ers"Frnry;‘'dk/ 2»' GiiMrt'TOsif y;' (ffetvsiTdr'RiPhart son Jia'Va';freturt)i^:,.tA.tbA..pAcsdnf Revefiy•''Ertewson. a'nd'Mary- Kls* "CRIPPLE .CREEK" age from Leroy. where' they i« h . Ijsa - t;4t ...... f - " ' ' AND THOROSEAL New. Brit..JMach. Cn,.. Rtaley, assistant ..steward; ■ Larry sane are co-captains. .Included are Kids—Howdy Doodie haUs are limited! Come in Today and bhy your ahoes'and g e l^ c ‘ .$90.50 V ALU E r;- SOLID MAPLE North and Judd ..... , Loftus, gatekeejier: Irene Rlaley. were called beca,us(ST>f-the death of ■/ Jt'NIOK .CHEST with four drawers. $189,50 VALUE!- 5 PIECE CHROME •179.50 VALtJEl 't w o Lucretla GirahAjm. Virginia John- EASY. FBE'E rjlRKINO ' . Rus»all -chaplain-^ Homer W eltaptrea^r^; Mrs,^John8onO» father,__Dr. Mjetf' ^ n; Norma-Pola-wid Lerralne-MC'c - .'yuffisiisu free. Tell mother'and dad that you:idll b^jUtted expertlyr—7^^ — ------~ Night aland chest remaining *90'*^ n i y r T TE -sm T E with koroh _ top, KROEHLER SUITE with Sofa j-Stanley - r:air*inEiRier"a«!i«aiTrrt3f*(fiw « . from aui te: - ■pto*0 ^;'*'Ph***tored - »klrt,’ th*l opaijs, to a full slaa..- I Ciatch'isjZ'^^ ^ bed. Matchinf lounge d a Orf Terry Steam ...... 85' 95 Risle.v, Flora; 'Vlrglrila - James; Mr. and Mrs., Horace S. Mc- ; TheVjunlor varsity includes Jo gray and 'red- J..: r... .'ii'.. Torrlngtbn ...... 29>'4 31'j Knlght o f Ratfd’s Mills entertained wws Ceres: Barbara Loftus.Tom ona; anne Kenney, Marie La Fountain, aiig a.Hita 4 - U. Sr Envelope com; .. 71 Lynn 81 Varney, lady assistant stew the McKnlght family and their CHMRS! Jacquelyn Daly. .Elizabeth McGHL - ON THK SAME'SHOW — $310.85 VALUE! GRAY OR GRUN V. S. Envelope pfd. .. 63 68 ard; Nelson Sklfiner,.. member of wives and husbands wltl^. their Betty Ann Ahem, Janette Cote $■’9.9.5 VAH E!~BABV STROLLER Veeder-Root ...... 29'i 321* children^'at' their annual Chiiat- $109.00 VALUE! BUTTON BACK 8IS9J50 VALUE! FULL SIZE PIN- T5VO PIECE SUITE to lovely Boqalta executive committee. and Marjorie Stratton. with hood, easily folds for storage or The above quotatiqna are not to maa gathering."” . A^complele range of LOI'NGE CHAIR in beige figured cAcrvine Choice, of $aR-75 ^ 'G t a b l e In Soli^ Maple^^wito Sofa and matching Louagr* Recreation Plans Mias Lorraine Foster, daughter $ T A T l f ? 3 tapestr^• with contrasting be construed actual m*rkata. Richard Graf, chairman of the Rev. Johnson and 'Paul Pombek represented ', the Congregational of Mr. and Mis.' William Foster r-indthft carried at aH fringe base. .. . ceaieq loiaing leei ...... WATCH _OI/T FOR THB OAtP Rockville Recreation Board an of Avery street, speat the hoHday RIGUlfiR PRICfS-CHIlPRlN tO to nounces that'-'the skating area at (Church and the Senior Youth Fel m Pitir LAWFORO lowship at a planning meeting re vacation period at home. She ' times from ‘A” to ‘‘EE.’* FAMILY, THEY'QEiXfOHiHd FOR Henry..-PArk la open, weather al- student at the Boston Conasfva’ ipwtfig, and will b* lighted each cently and the date.of Jan. 25 wAs lADDIillSRdiHi $11.9.5 VALUE! KIDDIES. BATH $94.50 VALUE! SOUD tory of Music. / ' $14.95 5'ALUE! MAHOGANV SIDE with sturdy folding frame, shelf for A HOME IN YOUR MASONRY! evening until 11 p.m. set for the next Tolland County CHAIRS that, will be ah all p;irrfo.'a DINETTE ' SUITE wUh Rally; RvilBOND SINGING STARSri^ .dressing baby. Pockets IC-OB ;Two basketball leagues Are b«- Manchester Evening X ' ^ r a 1 d chair in your: home. . $W.89 table, "four ladder back , S a Mrs. Horace Underwood, secre SID CAESARS NBC -T. for accessories ...... chair*. N o w ...... tary of the PTA Council has had Wapping correspondent, Mrs. An Buy several-”r ; . ’• WATERPLUG/THOROSEAL/QUICKSEAL nie Collins. Telephone Manclreater SUN. thru WED. YOUR SHOW OF SHOWS* ,9TOM LEANS ✓ SEALS SURFACE / BEAUTfPUL FHHSH her feet in a cast for three weeks following a fall. It has improved 4419. _ / Qê iut ,$49.95 VAU;E! CHILD’S MAPLE Peraonal Notices to w-here she haa It bandaged and $44.50 VALUE! LOUNGE ( H.iUK in is able to get about the house with Canada gets about half the coal 5VARDROBE. Compartment for P H O N E 4148 smart medium .size with button hack. hanging clothing, four draw- $aR-9S Card of Thank* , the aid of a cane. she uses from..thA/Unlte* Stateq. THE B I L L Y In Brown Malelaese. V-IQ.OS era on other side. Now We wii»h U> thank all of our orlgh- Pfe.' Gardner diapman la visit Now ...... bofN an of the -CALL M PN80?r^1 Mwf w lOMW^wiy^ OPEN DAILY T A- M, ta S P. M.. INCtUDING WEDNESDAr 3 '' L''"*?'St Phoot 6320 death of their hufband and father, Maacbester lêalng Herald El- II', nnmsmixsm'tDMsh ArnSRNOONS and $i a t c b o a y t i l n o o n Nelwn WSmer. llagtea oerTeapsadeaL Mrs. G. F- The Fuflinieet Show la-tlia EaifiA /tcvioAci:^ S k e t s lira Nelaon Warner asd children. Berr, telepheae R e i^ ’IUe 5-9S1S. - c 6 !m M O

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BIANCHESTER E V ^ I NG HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JAIÛARY 2, 1953 PAGE HAKCtIEST$:ll EVENING HEJtA _pa5 ® roi® a wide\liplce of handsorne Interior an._,effprt-8ayl.nE accessoi^y -al riitt ridef' program of the. Small New Congre^Seeir C Id sn io b U c a'ppotnttirtints. -J.tra cost, as will the A,utronfc Ready-to Advise Defenser Plants Admtniitraifoh. Fire Station Explosion on A null's t»lverful ’’Rocket" en the 'amazing automatic headligh' Indivlduola or atnall-busInieiM dimmer which was/Introduced *ln ' . y - > C o u n s e l O il Di$play gine with a ^ gh er compression ra Small Business eoncernS Inay obtain v'aluable in tio will provide power for the 1953 19,52. \ formation on procurement,"'finan- r aw BWBe'x Site 3 ought Expected in Netv Congress On Easing Atom Secrecy^ Oldsmobiles.' A new higher Voll- Oldsmobiles qiâin will be pro elql aid, fair shore ofr critical ^'pidsmobile’s 1953 rqodeis w(th a^c ignition «Stem .'also will duced in three attractive Hnes';- • Thofhqs . P. Ashton, Industrial terials, or technical advice b^ t Arnur Drug Stiifi 1 M a y G o t o I r o c k e t t exciting new styling inside and, out make even greater, performance at the Clas.sic ’08,” the Super "88," speclallstNrtll l» at th# Post Of visiting the Post Office on thla f" Lorf* AoMrliMt J By JAMES "MARIXJW ,»a filibuster'Is so harb to n , (Sngg^tlons are mounting that<£atomlc research Infoimatton thi' command of itje Oldsmobile' and the Deluxe "88." Hydra-Matlc date. i- South Manchester Dis the United Statea and Britain among our allies js essential to' the and mhny mechanical iiThiproV»r fice In Hartfqrd on Monday be 1 , w.x.hieetr,n i.n 2 _(Ah_Thls couldn't ths Bcnatbrs change this owner super Drive is optlomi equipment Washington. Jan. 2--«Ah Th » ^ ^ the'smithcrn awap some atomic secret's for their development of ■ a strong United raents will.go on display for'\the tween the hoifra of 10 a. m. and ûinpr Directors Ready mltlee worked live years bn the trict Clows Deal fpr flest time oh. Friday, Jan-/ 9. Frigidaire car .ispndlllonlng, on all lHr^''19S3 series. Roman Catholics wers 16 per act-and its enactmOjit was recom Is an ABC on the explosion expect-, Democrsts/ically Itgve their op mutual benefit. Will Congress Nations aHiance."'. 4 p, m. in accordahre with the elr- Read Herald Advs. modify the secrecy ban It imposed "Ben. Beall (R-., Mdi„. "provided Manchester Mot.or Sales; ii w’Ai)^ wiitch/provlde's the convôrt of recent 'Of the U. S. population and ,To Act on Appoint mended by federal agencies deal Plot oii' McKee Street ed in the Senate tomorrow when ].ponents ^ e r a barrel Thewris no announced today .by Robert Schnl- frigeratiltd air to cool ink Interior Many/Portuguese who settled on ing with immigration;, . six years ago? A survey of srntl- Jhis interchange is surrounded by the new. 83rd Congress opens and ' provision In the Senate rules for , meat reported below Is the last of ler. The new pidsmobllcs will of of the car."Is being offeretl on the Cape Cm and New Bedford, Mas-' ment Tonight; Deputy Bubslltute Propbsain ' y. The'South Mahehester Flrd Dilt. the proper safeguard.s I am in .aachukelU and elsewhere in the 5323534853532348235348484823235330232353484823484853232353532348534823235353234848485390 a group of northern Democrats/ending a filibuster agamst an at-, four articles on atomic ebergy) favor of it, Theoretical technical fer the tiltim'ale Iri' automotive 1953.0ldamobHs for the first tiriie The presidential commission In trtet will take up Its bond,-for deed and Republlcahs try t,p get the Ttempt to cHsngt tWbsc rtiles. _ luxury, according to Mr. Schallef, as optional equipment. GM power- United Statea came from the judge Seen Qioice Its report proposed as a substitute 4o the property.' a t' 138 McKee / knowledge is not' confined to any Azores Islands in the Atlantic. 'Senate rules changed. / I No matter how you low at it. By CHARLES. F. BARRETT one country." with their'graceful body .Tints and Steering, again Mill be avaUable as for the national origins quota sys street that will “be 4laed as ths Unless the rules are chartgCi^--TJ any /tten ipl to change the^ rules . . A two-month otêmato over the tem:. \ eventual site for a/flre station. It Washington, Jan. 2—(iPt—The 'Sen. Dworshak (R., Pa.), "I am \ S- f vappolntihant . ot a town counsel may to prffV6nt filibuatori by the sotith-i^mifrht, frolu the viewpoint of those very fearful . . . I ant not sure the, \ 1. A '‘iiptfled quota system," Is expected the deed Will be filed In em Democrats—It's almost cer-. northern Denrocrats and Republl- new Congress today cast a cool J a n u a r i ^ l e a r a n c e 2 coma to aniand tonlRht with the which wmild allocate visas with the tovra clerk's offlce\ this after conservative government has rid 5 * appointment of Attorney Charles taliv.no civil rights laWs can be , cans -who waht a change, seeiyi eye toward high-level suggestions out regard to national origin, raV, noon.-' \ . • passed by Congress , during tile hopeless. Apparently, they don’t from both sides of the Atlantic itself of the uritrustworthy . ; . If iiiMiliiliiiiiMiHiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiHiiiimiiiBiHHiiniMiiimiiiiiiiMirliiiiiiiniMiMHiiiiiiiiiniHiiiiiiiniRniiMMiti.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiniiMMi N. Crockett to the post. creed or color Admiaa*ona of alleps Purchase-of the prdperty for .Elsenhower adminls.lratkqi. / think so. Roughly, this IS what. that the United States sh(»uld low we can make sure the secrets will ~ Rumors, which appear to be go no further than England, then Would be baaed on. other coijsidera- 114,000 was approved by the voters Although House tCnd Senate con-1-ihcy have "been talking of, doing: er its Mcrecy bars and share again 5 Well founded, have It that the, rtlops. of the district at the aqhual meet- It would be worthwhile. Certainly 2 biart will appoint Crockett to re- ict their business under rules X get-vicc President some atomic Information with /' DRESS SALE SKIRT SHE 2. A maximum annual immlgra- Ihg Niv. 20. McKinney Brothers Britain.' I’m not against'telling Churchill.’’ 2 pace John D, lABelle^when It Batklcy, who’ll be presiding oVer Rep. Taber (R„ NY), "T h at tlno celling of 1-6 of one pSr cent negotlited for the sellers, James houses, the tulea of the-two houses Incoming Congressmen willing \ Vfihle tbl5».98.~ - meets at 8 p. m. In the hearings of the V. S/population, as de the Senate when it opens, to rule question wiould' have to be an- J. ^ S phy and Madeline M. Tay gre not the same. There are 435 that the "Senate, like the House, is to take a stand in an Associated room o f the Jlunlclpal BuUdlng, termined b y /h e moat-recent pen* lor, ^ on d for deed '.waa jto expire swered, no by. me and I would not i, The hoard failed to make the House m^bers but'only 96 Sen^ not a contlBuing body but' must Press- survey, lined up almost- 2 to aus. Under the IBhO ceoart'a, quota \Jan. ators. 1 against an open interchange of care who knew what I thought Just 30 appointment when\lt held tti or- Immlgi-atl^ would he-bpen to 251.- this roperty has a fr mtage of adopt Us rules afresh every two about it." ~ aanlzatlon meeting Nov, At that AH 435 ' House -members are years. What would be the purpose data with the ally who teamed 162 annually instead of the 164,657 264 McNcs street'With a 40- elected for re'êlected) every two jointly with the U. S. in develop Rep. Harrison (R., Wyo.), *’We y 2 time Ceneral Manager Richard now authorised. ■ foot ii| of way; to McKinley years aijd for teriftS.of two years of that? would be trading a horse for a rab 2 Martin recommended taBelle a The hope that, if the B e q i^ ing the first ■ atomic bomb in 3. Creation o f a new agency street.' i-years-old aoilre qow only. So it’s really a brand new, World War II. bit.” ' y Dem6crat who had'held thePost whlciy would talhKqver all Imml- Stands on property. Rgtom-. agreed, it might also agree, wnhn., S~^for two years and C h a r l^ S. frMhly-elected House which begins But there was a lively argument grat^n and naturalisation fiinq,- mendatlon purchase the im p - business every two years, just like adopting new rules ,,to drop or £ tiouae, a former town counsel.X j modify the one against'ending a on the issue, and many lawmakt tionh from the State and .Iiiatlce erty wak r b y the Bbard\pf this one.. ’ ers said they have not made up r LaBeUe received votes from tRe^ departments. It would be headed Com; on'era . who toid^ filibuster. /X Hageiiow Removed .-A L { Because' of this, thq House Is their minds. V CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS, All 8izc8 inclic^6< FM 22 to 30. “ three minority members' and Sher- a commission of from three to lha\ annual meeting hot, in a strict sense, considered a - If -this attempt Is mado.V the ~ wood O. Bowers, a Republican and Favorable, replies voiced such -jcVen members nkitied by the there was apfaclfntX'area . In the continuing body. So every two Senate may wind up in one .of the III II ^ V . âirman of the''bpard. No one 'Vie^s as these: 'Hip,., Cooley ' (,D- From Critical List President and confirmed by. the plot.' to 'lerset A f i station, drill V ] years, at the start of business, it most magnfficant 'parliîcntary N C )>‘LBritaln Is Our best ally;” AGGEPTANCE AND fATRONAQE COTTON 5 * moved to approve liartln's njconj Senate. It would be In charge of tower .and still 'I ,ve \plenty of t./'i?.:. .'I /has tA'adbpt rules under which It tangles in its histOiy Iwcaii.se iHc' QUILT ROlE H mendatlon of House, whO re ^ rtrf- Rep. SeelykBrown (R-Conn>f^’"Fhe Lewis Hagenow, 78, of 395 High I SKI JACKET Drii^Blovil immigration la'^ administration parking facilities. southerners will be In-therp front S ly is not-Interested In the pdsltjon. ’ ' will do business. — free world vVHl stand.../Oi^falU to BLOUSE SALE ■ A W x and WohJd have 'iride provisions Now that the propoVty purchabe • And, as regularly as a cloik, start,' fighting and probably fili gether;"^ and R^pK..Hyde (R-Md), land street, who was seriously In- VERY BEST WISHES FOR A HAPP 'N, 5 Martin said today any Mancnes- for appeals. . . \ Injured when struck by an aulqrno/ I SALE a n d SALE \ has been closed, thb conmissloners - 5 each new House adopts the rules bustering. .. "Either we’re allies or, we're'Dot,” £ -ÎN CO TTO N s te r attorney who had at leaal; five . .4,; Fixing. ,^thft. overall, annual must ipkke further. plSna. In. Its bile Saturday night, has been taken mmid SwMtorSilir 5 directorls. , votes' would ^ afccept- . /X?w ,'4/io f the preceedlng House. The point .....More on Negatlve/'SIge POLO SALE- quota of vlsah on the basis of fine recommendations to vthb^ district ' ' ' * is: / Each; .new .House . .actually And. the more numerous 'n«ga-. off ths critical ilst,/ hospital - PEACiFDL, NEW YEAR. JUST A rEW '/"' able to him. ' conslderatlon8:\ê right of asy last ybar, the Board of Flr^.-Under- adopts Its own rules .evejp though ll've side sounded 'these themes: authttHtieS repOrled today.' \. ALL KINDS 5 “ ' At the Nov. 3 meeting Martin lum. reunion of ^mtlles\.needs In wrltera Indicated a desire to estqb- they are exactly the same rules ..Hagenow’s condition had been 2 declined to make further re- BALCH is Your Rep. HoHfield (D-Calif), "British / 12-20 the..U. S. for people of particular .4ish a station In the vlcln\ty bf the old House had. security system doubtful, too dan listed, as critical since 'h e was 5 commendallbn by name! He said talent, or skills, special needs of Mckee and West Center streets, broiightToxthe hospital after being $ 1^ .59 ea. 2 he Understood some members of SepAto Different gerous:" Rep Gross (R-Iowa),..!’In free world countries, such as the practically the location of this the light of Britain's refusal to aid struck while-Asralking on Highland $ 1 Q .00 ; the board had an attorney In mind Netherlands, Italy, the deslVe to It’s different In, the Senatawhich property.'. No definite plans have * Herald Photo. Considers Itself a continuing body according to her ability In the Ko- street; but_ todajr tjie hospital sgid 3 and that any Manchester attorney export surplus population and\the' ..\/ :/. XTRA/AIZR / 2 For 3.00 \ been mode and' the commission First birth o f the -new year at.; „ ., . ■ ' j ■ a. v ' j , because the. 96. memberg.sei^ye six- . nan .war . ___ I would, hot jpake his, cpnditlon was ” 6etler." X- 2 ' acceptable''to the botrd 'wotild be desife" for general migration \0f must now decide whether to move cessors cOtild hays changed his , Mullen Is employed b y ’^ Colonial I RKG .‘V A L ^ 12.98 ' KEO.'.'VALUE •■T0''2.9« KEG. YALUE 19.9# J 05G. V A L U E «.9t^ Manchester Memorial . Hospital I year tSrms. And the terms-, over available to her any information ' Another week-enJ-amir ocGident We Pledge To Marichêr Our Continued 2 acceptable to him. people .who do not fall In any of Company I ftom Pine street to policies. / victim, Mrs. Alice Richards/32t/of •Action ;oh-therjappotntmePt .was. lap.-Every two years only one- whatever." :Hie~other .gcoupa.----- ______•— tlilS“spot- or to-ereGt-A flfth-sl, .. - .'Secr'etlAilverBe Comtuent B'pthe — -At -any rate; -the Gongres# coi)- 24. Maple street, was reported to. . tabled after Bowers Insisted the Humelsihe said it finally was de th'ira: oT lfi4 Senators; 32, ha've- w H Ayeuld Admit 100,006 Hn the district. Building plans also McMullen of 704 Parker street. [ rdoord<^d(fed e(et the ha:pital. A son fate the voters.. The rest still hav.Ve Verilng Saturday seems Certain to be in "good" condition at the hos Untiring EpoHs To Serv^ You « board act On specific recommenda 5. Special statutory priority for must be drawn and 4he'«qmmia- cided, about 1948, to give the UN was/bom at 8:18 p. m. to Mr. and- Room ‘ tions by Martin. The youngster, shown above w ith; a i« :r a p. m. lo Mr_ano^yf,gjjp[j.g(j terms. take a long look at the proposition pital. She suffered lacerations of We the next three years to aijmit an- sloh can use money from the-gm- Mcret ."adverse comment”—ilever in the light of paramount new de the face And forehead Sunday No nwntlon of the appointment In'writing—In an effort to get U.8- So,s ,. since .they . . "don’t.^^cppslder ually 100,000 refugess, expellees, era! fund for this purpose. themseR'es a new body eyCry two BETTER DEfll velopments 10 years after the first when she was involved in an Acci- has been mads id a meeting since escapees, and remaining displaced Coihinuitists off Its staff, but only lat tlme.-r— ■ ■ ------. at, 7/26 last night. | tending. Empjqyed by th; East years,/the Senators, hayfe treated successful atomlb chain reaction In' ■dent on Hartford road. persons, liT AccoTdahee tvith the whetPRliattng reports available t6 J)r. Nichols Marzlalo was the at-|'WiAdsor7Cqmpany of'Hartfdrd as December, 1942, raised the curtain ikett, a Republican, In noyv. right Of asylum, or refuge'^/pom the department disclosed the per their/'rules, as permanent. TTtey PONTIAC DEALER Judge of the Town Court. Defense Reports tending physician. It was the Me- | a plumber, Boutilier is the proud don’t adopt new ones every two I •' ."/I,. -I- I on'the atomic age. MOTHER, BABY F IN E / persecution. i son In queslidit was "wholly unsplt- Ml-Hen’s sixth child. They have i father of five children, three boys 'These developments -Ipclude (1) Los Angeles, Jan. 2- iJ’i-^Thc MEN'S 6. Allocation of visas within the able."/H e added'he believes the years. That’s one q( the important four daughters and two sons.,Mc-l and two girls. Britain’s first explo^n of an mother who -risked her life to give overall quota once eyery three New Weapons method was “not set up carefully." points in any Senate explosion to morrow. But herb/is another equal atomic bomb, (2) p ^ r e s s in the Caesarean -birth to a fourth/son' Imiti^tation Act years by the proposed commission. The testimony was given at a S. on. a hydrogen yor "Hell' /I AU WOOt ly important:/ , 'U. last Friday was reported getting , i s This would be subject to review by closed door hearing Deci ll.-'-lhe wl\lch might give It military super bomb, (3) new deinan^ fot steps along fine today. 7 JACKET the President and Congress. ' (Contlaued from iPage One)r same day the subcommittee gdt- iority and that, at any price. It had In the House, with Its 435 mem . RWision Asked Federal .Fudge bers, . debate is limited. So there toward atomic power .for Industry, Doctors plan further teats to de These major proposals Were re Hickerson's list. v to wrest that superiority from the and (4) a grh\î( liUHateace from FUR COLLAR enforced by 10 o.thers designed to put Into h'ls repori word that the The S e c uV 11 y subcommittee's United States by stealing the are no .House fllibusters. That’s termine whether the mother, Mrs. I SWEKfERS % Navy has ralsM Us goal lo f the why In reCent years northern free world mflitarV leaders that Jean Garrett. 27, Hi suffering from (Cotttlitted'drom Page One) relax existing provisions which the authority, isVVpiring A/ith the old secret Information concerning that they s h a r ^ enough knowledge I WOOL QUILT IJNED commission contended were unfair, 60,000-ton, FoXrestal class carriers, Congress, ana\so are the powers of Bars Clemency weapon. 'The tragedy Is that it was Democrats /ind Republicans In the Hodgkin's disease./ a form of about V. if. at(^lc weapons to lymphatic cancer. She wa.s believed i^ E A N C Y KNITTED BOITOR S 4 the/eommlasion told Trum.an, was or worked undue hardship on aliens of which It is now building two. the House Judâry Subcommittee successful." . I ' Houbo ilavC been able to team up. Until thls/fepart. Kimball had talk help plan/a contumon defense. to be a ifkely Victi'm of the general 'MANCHESTER'S ONLY JUVENILE FURNITURE AND STORE" 2 F ‘ FULLOVER 2 ' that the legislation which went and , naturalized citizens. 'There before which XAcheson testified For A-Spy Pair Judge Kaufman I said that "This and pass civil rlghta legislation B rita^ Canada and the U. S. 13 - ® were scores of lesser finding and ed of thX need for building a total Wednesday. \ court has no douqt but that If the Aver the southern Deiaocrats’ pro ly fatal disease until a teat turned' ^ I ■ 2 Into effect Deq. 2d "Injures our workecK handJn-glove- on a Joint up negative Tuesday. 2 people at Thorne, causes much re- recommendations,-» of 10/o f the flush-deck flattops Rosenbergs were ever to attain, tests. • atomic program until the ties were EEG. T.faW. •apahle of handling the heavy jet Rep. Keating (R-N. Y.), senior Hospital attendants reported z I agntmept agaiiut us abroad and Sen. Lehman (D-Llb-NY), one Republican membe\ of, the House ' (Continued from Page Opc) their freedom, they would con Butin'this century no important cut i(n 1946/hy a U. S. law forbld- 1089 MAIN STREET-7 OPP. HIGH SCHOOL ■S;'. 4 ipipalni-our ■ position among the pLtbe principal congressional op plwea now In use or In design. tinue in their deep-seated devotion civil /rights legislation has been Mrs. Garret’s baby was doing fine I Now tARpiGAN -Judicial^ group, says^ h^^ dlwg the passing of any Ameri(:an. 'al80.i„_;..:___ ,,...... -____ ‘ / s * free nations/’ : ponents of the MrCHrran--WaH«r T'-But- now Kimball - said...that- an extension iof iLs poWerX''Ihc Th- by a -jury March 29-,-1051, for con-, a''hd' airegiah'cirto SbViet'Iflussial'■# T«tssrt; -in- the '•Senate where- the oni in/Srrnstlon to a" /foreign 2 / “Our present Immigration laws act, said he would be happy to jolp "based on current world conditions, rides on debate are different. Any temal Security grbu^ headed by spiring to transmit atom bomb devotion which has caused .them to • There’s truth in the ower, , / 2 /are rooted In the period of Amer- with.other Senators "In submlltlhL a minimum of 12” of the s\iper- Sen. McCarran (D-Nd^l, and the choose martyrdom and to keep time the horthern Democrats and urrhlH Wont* Share ■7* oloVes RE "Is the aqt not' .perhaps ipore = 1921. This bases quotas, for Indi stEU’t next Week a new grand jury After meditating over that plea Since there are 96 Senators, a at the first sign of ill a baixainlng point,. In expected vidual coHjntries on .the size of security w d ‘hiher national In by planes of the Air Force and investigation of Reds In the/UN, treacherous,' and . reprehensible quorum, enough for doing bi|slness, ness. Then—bring his /talks ' with Eisenhower in êw terests.’^ / ' -' Judge Kaufman said in his opinion when our fellow/Americans tUcide rifcial groups already In the/U;\s. Navy. He mentioned the 280-nillU- \île assistant Atty.-Gen. p a rie s would b e '49.'And In passing the prescriptions to us-fot. fork next week today :- to traffic in our deepest military FUR-LINED as Indicated by'form er census rc: meter gun whlelv the' Army claims B. Murray announced h&/ Would usual measures which flow through, careful compouhdiiig. And in Washington, the,ne/State. ports. Critics contend it repcct.s ' BED ^PIJCY SHIFT SET Is capable of flrutg atomic shells. "Nor ha\’e I seen any evidence secret^'and to transfer the infor- the Senate only a simnlc majority nta anT)—The Soviet Is developing a family of missiles grand jury copld produce some in ienced any remorse or rppentence. a foreign power while we aie en 40. That’s covered by a Senate rule. ported to have agreed Informally Unfortunately, , iiy' Its place, this WESTOWN T SALE 1 Reg. 6.95 FANa $ 2 . 0 9 ~ fUl their guotas and excludes those high, comnuind In Germany has which are designed to\earry high dictments. , gaged in - war, then continue to There’a no argument about that.-'' that the 1946.act should be modi coprt has been subjec^d to a 2 from other coqptrles. .thdlcated to the western Allies explosive or .jatomlc warheads well The Investtgatiqh-mlnded lead frafftc in our military /secrets Bu^hc^c’s another rule: It says fied at least so the U- S. could give S Sen. ..McCarran (D., Ncv.I, co- ’ that some \new, broad shift In beyond the ranges of exist^g artil mounting organized esmpaigrr of /when thbe allegedly friendly coun any /time a group of- Senators di.s- PHARMACY/ aom^ information on atomic wea- ers all have' In d ite d they desi^k TEI,. 2-9046 NOT ALL SPCEg .--2 —author -Of the -act, .replied, to . the . .Krhmllu. policy may be In the lery weapons." .\ . wlde-scSile Inquiries to de.termlqh, vilification, abuse and pressure. ^ try becomes hostile to us and en lik,e''^R bill under consideration, or poois 16 Us North,'Atlantic Treaty 5 report In a statement declaring the making within the nexj two HITS E.\CE8SIVE RIGIDfl^V ampng other Ytilngs, who recoiw- ‘■’Ihls court, hoWever, is not sub gages in a cold war wild America. oVen a motion to|^bring up such a 450 HARTFOBI jsllie's. \ ,' , ~ IcgisIaUsm . "does - not contafône months. For that period. General Lovett renewed a plea for a mended su.s|ycted CopuYiimisls folF ject to .sVich'qrganizerl campaign "We can expect cltlzeps of a /bill, they/can filibuster-Vmtil the Open 8 o.m. to JO Obvibusly, Elsenhower and his /LONG '2 lota of "racial or religions dls-' of tlio' Army Vassily Chulkov shuffling of the stnicture of th.e UN jobs: How they managed tq and the prcisurcs which have been foreign coi ntry to doT everrthing other side gives iip unless a con Incoming adinlnlstration hold the Nyloii Band said he would be without author Tncluding. SjiM^ya R E a v ^ S S e 2 . crimmlnatiop," .He said opponents defense department. HS said thi retain th r o b s a.s long as they did' brought to bear in the cape, nor to benefit their country but we stitutional two-thirds.of'.the Sena rend HoF -k e y toTwhelher .such a program T-Shirta 2 of the act were trying to arouse ity to take up any.pollry ques department organization 4s out does It require such . tactics to will be *ec(>tTimended to Congrqsa. And .why/the Stat e department .dirt have a right to expect Ameri^ns' tors—64 of the 06—vote 'to smash ;R9§f* J.99 , . •-'«.» •« "a .‘•wave of racial and religious tions with the western high com- moded and blamed "exessiv rigidi r w act faster to alert the UN make it cqgnizadt of the hum-vt not to enlist in a coil piracy .de the filibu.stcr. Getting 64 Senator.s ■Elaenhovlet' has given no hint of E 'bigoti-N'.” / mlssloneri;.- \ ty" In the tankage of the law Against hiring them or keeping \lrag?dy involved/.’ / . — ' • stroy their own couiitry." / ^ to vote to kill a filibuster against his atUtiide yet. \ 3! lot. 2.10- ■ 1 ----- H6 contended (tJienctw»»-"t0UBh7 virhtch set set up the unified com 'them"ih jobs.' ' ' \' ’Tlic''' CommtmiM ■; ./'■pHrty' ” 'has k-'ctiin:' rights bllMs" just abo'trt'Hm-' ...- iTi'-the - survey; Incoming Con- — very touch, on ^Cmpimimlsts, as It ■^TWINS ertert to FREEDOM i^B^PJÊ ./ poRstble. ' ‘ \ ' 5 Is on criminals aqd other aiibver- ■ Pentagon problems could bring sohje resounding debates in bergg" camjlalgiy' Numerous per-, Since a 64-Scnator vote to end asked whether they favored a re, E slvea,. 'and' that js^ why. thejr are , ChlragOr Jan. 2—(1^-^Rodney handled better, Lovett said. If sons not con n e^ d with the party Xturn to the World War II Intei- tfftm Utica .Briefs Deo Brodlo was reporifd doing the-UN Gêra.l .Assienihly itself.. Boston, Jan. 2—4^1—Joseph 2 . Bqreal1hg.'.i .' > defense department organlzatlo; also, have pieced for the/reversal change'ofatomic research informa- S Pair 1 RUOHTL' IRREOULAK^ Reg. 89cv.... 2 ' The Senator declared that "as well as can he expected” to were made more flexible. And of . the conyloxlon or for commuta- J,,“ SperS" C R eeliy 44, listed-by . tlon between the U, S. and Britain. 6 9 c = •* 'pinks’ , the \Vell-meanlng but mla- day after plastto surgery to Indlcntd that the general mUltXry tloh of the sentences. '\ Ihr' FBI as a Mspeet In the The score among the 258 out of E guided 'llheriils' and . the de.ma- cover the exposed portion ot his practice of handling’^ affairs <^th'e 47 Kno^^^Deacl , Judge Kaufman wrote in his Brink's $1,219,000 rohberj', was THE ARMY anki NAVY CLU) 63l lawmakers who replied: gegiics who would.auction the in brain.. HIX Siamese twin brother, basis of precedent was "111-sdapted opihmn: / . ' .... quoted today ^ s saying that he Definitely, yes. 30. COllTSALE Roger, „ remained In , the" deep had ^ been aide "to buy his way SUE BOYS’ BOAT terests of. America for.allegfd to current conditions." ■ "The'court has had a goiemn Inclined favorably, 25. T MAKE ROOM FOR/TRADE-INS - minority/ bloc, votes" were' aetlng I’lima /Which has engulfed hlm\ The retiring Defense! ^ cre ta ry 111 Chilian Bjlast oiit "of.evew Jail he'd ever.been Definitely'no. 78. • SIZES « to 10 trust'placed' In Its hands by the in ,T h e l^ston Globe attributed ^2 \ \ ea s collcolleagues to the "out-and-out sin ce/ the , IS-month-qld head \ald that legTsUture a c^ n will be ppople of this land and 1 am con Inclined np. 24'. ' ,' jolnqil twins were skparated the Infqr’^ t io n to Maj. Frank \ \ :Z - COMING IN OK, 1953 PACKARDS 1/3 to SETS = ^ d .s,',’ n«>eded'"If the smooth/functlonlng .(Continued 'from /Paw One) vinced that any change of these /G o slow, proceed wijh-caution, and Girls’ Sailor Cpata ~ ■ . McCarrsn sold a Senate com-: De . / ■ 'count, with 13 others, say)hg only 1949. i It put Into one overaH or Why let nnsIghUy hair on .jrour fa)* veil your V :• they would be very cautious to-: GHILDREN’S buildings. ■ - the highest degree. They turned ward any such move; Senate ’SO I GIRLS’ GORDUROY - GIRLS’ ~ ganisation. the Army Navy , and ■ Virtually'every wlndaw within a over: Information, to Russia con- good kwln. Let free yoo of thla social handi CONVERTIBLE ’SI PACKARD DELUXE Z-DOOR) Air Forre As well ssi the..-Joint DemocraUrlined up 10 more orT*88 ra'fllvls of 300 yards w'Ss shattered. cemlng the most deadly weapon, cap finurer. My./teedieaBa appraved nietliiid la Licht -hliue; JLiicr nru. Ofntiinr IralJirr upljolMer>% K.v- Nice ear Hlrnnghntil. Very low- ndleage. f^dHr, healer,', SKI PANTS Chiefs of Staff the research and known jLo man, thereby exposing ! safe; peimanent, and trill not mar the akin. in favor, 24 generally oppo.sed. quiftitv*’! Ovprrtrive,' rftdin. lu'nfor, loailPiI with etc; Single owner. Bargain at only' 1 JUMPERS” GORDUROY SKIRTS development board and .the muni Electricity and telephone services Rep. Durham (D-NC)-, outgoing Nfw* tan top, windows, foow mllnajji*. WOOL AND OABARDINB were,disrupted. / millions of their countrymen to ^T-OF-LINE . tmairman of th e--^ n l. CoUKres^s-. tions board. - i.,; daêr.oii'’ death." ' ' ! - .'Preoldeiit at S cen e/'" ; MARY CROSSai WARD. R.N. , ioniLl Atomic "Enetiv comrnHtee^ ONLY $495 DOWN -7 President Carlos - Ibanez With - -Ytic-Rosenbprgs,~parpnts“of two . said he would have $6 W just what * $595 DOWW/ NOW 2 6 9 NOwla7 5 small children, were appu«i»rt nt WHEEiicjir Certified Efectrologlat NOW two of his cabinet mihlsters niphed infotmalj^h uncovered in pro- , t M Btate DepuNamea here- from. Santlagor-the capital,- to- t heir trial-oL lnduclng, Mrs. R oseo-I 8ltl MAAN-SÊgr—- ■/ .— TEL, make emergency’ phtnA-for the Aerg’s brother-.-iDavid Greenglsss.- CUTTIRFLIFEIfr - ain's - success^: i^TiT” explodm^ 11 U. S. Reds in stTtekenr.-Medient-ai4-was .ferried to old then). He -teatlfied .against- Alt Work By Appointmeat—Free-Conaaltatloaa ~ TiTomrc bomb “makes - the-matter-j-j iJnote Siut$-TD0%_WoolNovfc In from aU over Chile by a shiUê them and escaped with a prison mCADILLAC J^ti? CLUB SEDAN / ’49 WILLYS Sm iOH WAQOff r sentence of 15 yesr.''. more practical." . Sires 3 to 10. of military and civilian" planes.— Rep. Holifleld, another member : Blark. t^’holre. H,vdra>drtvr.''Radio, heatrr, etc* llrrp*?i Clean and nice. Ovcrdrl\c. Radio, heater.'Good Mrea. Ex (Conttnued Prom Page One) The 73-year-old chief executive Cite* Direct Contact of the committee, was joined ,by your chance.! '' cellent coniblnatlqn family or bunlnesa car. presided at an emergency session "The Roseiibergs were not/minor 'm any others th expressmg doubt! .- "These .statements and accusa eîonage agents,” Kaufman said. of the Valparaiso city administra about the'Bfltisiraecurtfy system-.-), JD - SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY tions are outrageously - false," he tion last night at which It was "They were on the top rung of this . Several saw they did not want any I LOW DOWN PAYMENT $30aDOW N High grade quality. declared. hgi'ced to ask the national congress conspiracy. Julius had dliect con more cases like '^thsl o^ Klaus ZablodowsKy said he would have to establish a benefit fund for the tact with the representative of the foreign government, to wit, Yako- REMEMBER ; Fuchs. British atomic scientist 1.59 to 5,85 ' no comment on the new charges. victims’ families and for the re . y?onyicUd of »Py*hg ■ Others-on the list could hot be lev, a Russian vice consul In New construction ,01 three fire Ksjibns York City." tw o Colorado Senators wh^ arc reached for Immediate comment. damaged In the blast. the Joint committee also were ’48 OLDS “68” GLUB SEDAN !S0 DODGE CORONET CLUB COUPE Miss Thaler won praise from the 'Hie government/ has decreed a (Yakolev returned to Russia and iN MANCHESTER IT'S never was brought to trial:) cool to the ides. Sen. Johnson, New paint.. Ilydramaiic. Nire car. -Radio, hciitrr^ and 6 Gleaming black. Perfe«.|. (iy romatlc drive. Radio, heater,, I Children's^Dresses FROM 1.2? Ip 2.29^ Senate Internal Security sub-com- three-day period of national moum- Democrat, said flatly "No,. I ^ nthera. Very low at .' aeat cover*, etc. “ ' mltteo last Dec. .11 when she ing. All sports,and social gather Rosenberg "had contacts with other representatives of the not” favor an exchange; Sen. MlUi- readily testified she had renounced ings have been cancelled or post kin, probable chairman of the con I Ladies' Crepe Slips NOW 1.98 Communism two years before and U.S.S.R.,’’ said kaufmali. "He dis : h poned. persed large amounts of Russian ference (of all Republican Senators. $250 DOWN i $425 DOWN A oharniliig daytime dress, for How would you like to have: she believed the Communist party The police theorized that the Here’* whht we dot . M A L O N E irs espionage fudds—for example, the ' said "I’m pot for it up to this mo E ,'tho larger figure —' designed on strawberries all year 'round? TTie to l>e subversive in the U. S, explosion followed a . fire, set off 7.x ment. 1 want to see the definite, ,| Ladies' Nylon Slips NOW2 9 8 $5,000 given to'Greenglass. to flee 1. Correet caster. / 1 2 easy to make princess lines that pretty pocket on ..this popular Plunged anew into the contro when a hoHday-celebrating youthj For Radio and Television - specific program—just .what they = are so slenderizing.' Pockets arc versy was the name of Alger Hiss, the jurisdiction. ■ He was ’ always 35 OTHERS TO CHOOSE TROM coyer-all aprgn is an appllqued tossed a firecracker that ignited a the principal recruiter for scien 2. Correct comber wanj. to .exchange^’ • . 7 NOW3for2.2i E t alcsly shaped, and see how the key box of «ti awb«rries. ;Thc apron la former State department official lumber , yard shack. ^ The flames S, C o r ^ t toe-in or tofropit ,, Some for IJmIted Swap i | Ladies' N)rIon Hose ~ ~ Hole neckline.flatters. tists and technlciai'is and ths guid C Sales and Service easy-to-sew and a “must" in yoUr now serving a prison term, on spread to nearby buildings. In ing spirit of the conspirators." (Above are chief ca4s^ Several lawmakers who took E - . Pattern No. 8864 Is a sew-rite charges that he lied under Oath '• 7 / , .’r" C.' kitchen wardrobe. cluding the warehouse. " . The Rosenbergs were leaders In : ' of tire wear) a generally negative view, aa,id| i 2 perforated pattern In sizes 34, 36. - Pattern No. 2121 contains tissue when he denied giving government *1 Ladies' Nylon Panties N Q W 5?c The. contents of the warehouse the international conspiracy to 4. hupect, tighten,, adjust WE r e p a i r a l l MAFKES OP RADIOS AND ‘ they might go along with a very 2 88, 40, 42, 44, 46, 4S.' ^ e 36, 4ti pattern In sizes 14, 16 and 18 Ini secrets to a pre-war Soviet spy exploded as the flames envelsped 2 , yards of 39-lnch. . steal atomic secrets, Kaufman ste^ n g. J , TELEVISION BETS INCLUDING CAB RADIOS limited exchange -of military infer-1 eluded, maiierlal requirements, the bulldlng; said, adding: matlbn if they were s'ure no tech-' g For ^thls pattarJf/ send 30c in .seving and finishing directions; , xSie s e c u j l t y subcommittee .| f lonnel Night Gowns ond Po}dmas No^2.29 toX - 9 The blast toppled firemen’s lad "M(hat aright have these defend nical secrets oh bomb inanufacture ^ coins, your name,, address, size hot-iron transfer for applique. .' quoted- Carlisle H> Hvimelslhel ders, hurling hODie volunteer fire ants now to cry 'Russia wfis our would-be disclosed. ' ■ 3 4leslred. and the jmttern number to Send'25c In coins, your name, ad deputy Undersecretaiy 6f State.' as fighters into the flaming building. a SUAjhimett MANCHESTER EVE- ally’ when they were.the very ones Sen. Gillette (.D., Ibwat wa.s one; dress and the_ pattern number to testifying that he believed it was Many icttms were believed to be caught wlCh their hands in our S NINO HEBALb 1180 AVE. ANNE CABBOT MANCHESTER Hiss and Jamps P. kyrnes. Secre of the strongest advocates: "l' am i New'Year’s merrymakers gathered pockets trying to. filch from dheir MALONEY'S stFongly sjf the opinion that' there ! 2 AMSBIOA8, NEW YORK 36, N.V. EVENING HERALD, IlOQi .AVE.' tary « f State, ..from June. 1045, 1 RoOdy for you now—Basic fssh- to watch the bllize: own country this weapon whiolg should be free and'full . . . candid I T o w i i € b C o u n t r y AMERICAS, NEW YORK 88, N.Y. until/January, 1947, who decided in f. were its secrets Inviolate, might 358 CENTER StREEj'~TELPHONE 5t91 : Ion for ’52,. Fall and Winter. This Presenting the new-Anne Cabot 1646 to let the 'UN decide for It MOTOR SALES RADIO AND IÊLEVISION and l)oneat interchange of atomic ‘ 3 MW Issue is filled with Ideas for Jlm» Hpam of the Iêw 'York have, been crucial in maintaining -1 Needlewbrk Album. Directions for self which Anverlcons to hire, with SOI Brood Street, ManoheoUr research-Unformation.” i MILL STREET 2 . tntart, ^rstetlcol . sewing, tor a new Glantit handled 71 chances without peace In the post-war world. MO CENTER $TRWr-.Ta. 2.104i. . Other sample'i replies; -- ■/ puppet mltteni, basic embroldfry out interfermce from the Stats on en-or to top the/19S3 National '‘It is apparent that Russia was OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL $~ SATURDAY UNTIL 5 P. M. ; £ M ssobrilft patteni printed Inside stitches and grand designs' ore partmsnt. ^ T E U 2-201S A N T n atJE S fi. Humphrey ID., Minm), ."I I ! ■ OPEN9130 A. M..to 9 :0pPi M.J-SATURD.\Y’TIL 6 § , tha bodk, S8c. League pitchers injthe iielding de- conscious of the fact that the pi^tsd In this lyue, 2 cents. 4 3 jro e a commented .that, his eue- pgrtment. boUfiM that the Interchange o f ; fc p ■ . - United States had. the one weapon Hiiiiiini(iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiniiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuii -1 K i- ■] (- \.... /v' -y-i'-i A#ino«iSW»i3gsfle6iifi?

■ 1 MANGHE^TEB -PVBNIKG HERALD^MANCHEStER. C»NN, FRIDAY; JAN^ R Y- >, 1953 , / IM^CHESTER EVENING HERAUn MANCHESTERKCONNw FRIDAY; JANUARY 2. 1953 P A G l^ g B V lN k_V-

ruptioni but b« wm not. «|ip*ront- terest In thla type of-investment ly,'*^<)ne of Ihooe uô d,.m.-9 a. m...... X.X Charles Genovese 7 might be exposed ib, all kinds of 9 a; *m -Nodn ...... ! ...... John McGbuley. Bob Lnnning / ) ''425.00 3-Piece Bedroom. Going Modern? Here’s a 275.00 3-Piece Bedroomj,Here’s a Hcppjewhite-styled Court Juttice Tom C. Clark during quiar lawsuits If U were ever .conclusive Noon-3X;i. m...... Charies;iTr^bley, William Taylor ‘ sleek streamliner in ‘blond Korina wood which includes ^''IlMUR that’s hard to beat"at the low sale price. It has a edges and Una butterfly brass the yeara when' he was attorney .,^3 p. n^.rd f^m...... Baâra Andwôn,. Penelope Morl- SOJJTHL It SEGTIQN $325.00ôlid Mahogany bad* es. The bad fs a low post modal geheral. Th'it tettlm'ony,' detailing ly estebMtfied 'that he' -produced a 12-drawe'r Triple dresser base with unframed, yene^ l^ faw er oxboii^tri^le dresser base and mirror, a 5- Inettncea In which Clark aHegeAy atiy particular drop of ralh,.^somc- 6 p. m.-8 p. m)*j.i;...... Mr. and Mrs. WllKanf-Hewltt tian mirror, a 10-drawer chest-on-chest, and. a full size drawer~bnw-ft»ntchest and a full size slelg^type bed; room aroupt! Thu drostor and with pinaappla tops. Dresser bqdy didn’t want,, has followed his d p, m.-IO p. m. ; , X ...... ■.. LeonardvDarhug.Leonard,Darllng. P'rahcla Hill ,b^. Polished brass drawer pulls enhance the cabinet . mahogan)r,<9êered...... X . 1 8 9 .0 0 chesf toafiRa ChippandaU mo b ase, m irror, ch est and fuH sixa interfered the' rouUne>ûnf' 10 p. m.-MidnIght . John Moore. Bill Lahplng Mom Jaii S tiOning of the ûatice. Department profession's tradition-|h his official \ tifs . . projocting Dr"aekot bases / bad. summary of his aotl^tlM in'Con (And Fhil Tiitsday N N«eM««ry) J.OO 4-Pleiêêdroom, Another in apeclal mattera Ilka the kanaas on all thria tides, thumbnail _ •• • t • • «.• necticut last ‘August. • He ■ says j U g li’p jju ■ This change^glves postmasters and ' '498.00-4-Piece Bedroom.,,If you like-French Provin fodern ■ group inX.Msy<-to-care-for vote fraud cate, haa moved ______' rural carriers a breathing spel' If y6d Ih^ on any of tho ftTMta In this SBctlMi hovB your pof r u t cial here’s a group that will do wonders for your bed •.9f» there was “strong, evidence’’ that but is somewhat regretted by blonde Korina with polished brass itf Committee to declare Ita on Monday*' Ridcoods ~ thM* eoNtcHoiis of papBr MitB t« room. All pieces are made of fruitwood in a mellpje'" hardware. This one has aH2:^rawer dark ought voluntarily his cloud-seeding efforts 'did in Dog’s D ealli Oasis \ reitsof the people, ihough ngws X pers are deliveretPJhat day! / finish: 8-drawet double dresser .base and .mirrojicA 5- triple dresser base and mirr^'Ori 8 a p ^ r ’before It and-give hia crease th.e amount of rain that fell buy now afpiipmont for llfonelwshlr MBwiorM -ttosptlai* last Aug. 6. ______Hcarlct Fever -Report drawer chest, full si^ bed and night table. .,,.,ii49.(X) drawer cheat-on-chest, full size diiWiw^lanatlona of auch eondticf - G loom on H oliday A'-toSO -c^ârlet'-fcver iy reipoH,’' M AGABNESw^fîR AND PAPIR CARTONS hC R ^ UR . and night table...... 8 7 5 .0CT That justlfiea his own bill, with ^ hei^,lere. the victim being Mrs.' 635,00 -^-Picce Bedroom. Â bedroonr»^l«t- provides to be ôui>Jed_with Jthe \— c ^ of our .eratwhlja ambauador out egp^tlnjf .him to actions at Donald Raymond of ttra' Godfrey Xl^yRUT OUT A t^ ^ extra: drawer space-in' beautiful jnahogany cases. 12-~ Hebron, Jan. 2- (Special)—A Hill sectlod.. She- Is <1 to be rc' *159.60 6-Piece Bedroom. Want your - ■ . jto.;-Me*lco, who aeem^ngly^' don Ry«llydalch was ra te ^ £ hla own acta In the ofncial poal- offices, also the'(own clerk’i^ of- a better ' qtiarterback than Oklah0-| ? T = ? : clouds Were, course, mprely the ma's Eddie Crowder by Coldrddo f^diiy, Janunry 3 tion he held before lye waa named flee, were closed yesterday. In for to the court advance coufferi for the riiel nest mer years, up to only a few years University players on the bîa of Watkins^ Brothers of Storms brewing over Connecil- ago, there was at least, bi^mail a their play against Colorado-m the %tCuiiir HIB T»rM The Truman a^lnlitratlon had day, the morning one,\ppen ire.'l recenWy concluded grid aeison. grown careleee, ind-eallouai cut that day. Normally, these low- Upholstered Chairs Mntttir yoaaplt f t MoCarthy an- icurrying advanea -elouda IMuneas that he has, at last, de- no more than a gusty warning T. ( . / ' ^ JtelyYraTskgNoMors 198.00'Louhfe Chair. A big, 'deiqji pillow-back, modpl '•IMagM-aomatMag hrwanU to what |s to follow.-^ teet Augi-^^ I rr.. X 'Hbna in-a heavy alUovar- figured tispaBtry, green '-pab- -4* la the naw aatienal adminkitra- Itaay.n^ppears, is' hot g^lng to they loosed rain. ' “ ' J dommating, . , • . *98*D0 keep on^^ng the 'dumping jground The rain wh|di tome from these ila wanta «» Invaatlgate the na- for thp/poor cltlaene we manutoc- courier clouds.is the rain to which; 110,00 Armlosii .Chair,. Modniira design in groan. '(«$- - f^âdaUagae. In >aearch fw iubr the‘ professional rainmaker it. eh tured covering with blonde ^gs. A good TV , Mettve ihthiencee. spokesman for the Jtallan for titled. It waa hla. In contrast to 0C«it Witt be an awfully unpleae- office has announced that "we the cloudbursts which ‘ came later, ' :3:~ . 4Hit taaly,’’ says Sdnater McCarthy, 7$,00 IxiuRge Chair.7^fêrn'open-arm desifhtwM) n re not going to accept any Lucky and which were coming anyway. ■ spring seat and back: Rain knubby-textured combinid raodaat vain. TheH. will,, he Luciano again. He, lived'in Italy If we. were to make a guess, we 9 ■ n / / V" maya, be "aoreamlhg with’ gray."and gfeenôdern damask...... a ahort;time. and then sjient moat would say that out of the two Thla la the age of ppeali|llsatleB—t|b age WhM i/ " m ti with academic freedom." / 1 reductions up to of his time in the United States. inches of rain that fell that day, everyon* Btrlves. tor itotolteM » **toa paatlealhrr. * 64.50 Occaaional Mms -to eighth of an Inch. The rest waa We are a|iec*allBta I.-^.PRBS riON /• and'fuchsia. -27vlRI ^ a sat gMlig to call them "Oom- end the United Statesv gdvpm- coming anyway, , 8PE01AL]|8^S. hSihlata" Just ytt—out of the col- ment'a. plans to solve the-^probrnm. We have now fUled;JrelI over/ 500,000 pzeceilp- 98.00- (11) Group of Period and txiunge diairii, sbj& It wa* proof enough to us tha\ available in pairs include: Barrel chinrs in fuchna jkiaa, ’ posed by the egdetence -or such r^nmaklng works, .even In tha tloha. '- .,Xy»- and fl&iiW full well,” eaya striped danussk; Fanbacks in gold, wfne and gangers as Frank OMtello. Joe ihlh' own law enforcement systam to 129.6(1 (Therry W ing Chair; turned, baae andknueW n wuhiat thlnki cards be s,ent. The cards' helpe^ Fellows of Th« American College of Apotheuries get these gangsters tor, the crimes palsied children to Icariv muscular- arms. Black provincial-pariiemed eretpnnacovw. 79 j5 0 n.Wail, that be aboi/t tha In which they‘ard Involved. Every .centrol by handling them. / ' AVI' ' «ray It j body known Whea tbeee individuals 44.60 Maple Platform Rocker; rdd and g^y tat" ““ „Â|t MdChrthy aayaKit will be an are. Yet our supremo punishment values this D i n i n g P i e c ^ cover. A. m Tiwtaliy jbi|4eaaant ^ k ." ?o''. *he>n .coneleta Jn trying, to dst .F^HLrnfr- Hut. Mihapa It* la juiit da well port them So they can live In X /- - •249.00^ Crsdsnza Buffetr Snirawer -nroder in Cherry ,Hibt It w ^ d be faced./ lêrhapa luxury on their ill-gotten gains. Only one of these Sblid .finish. yjt | ’24*50 T a b l e s H Is about tlma me ahomd dedda WeVought to dsM with onr own J Mahogany bedroom % - Miee dhS *» atti w nat kind of 64.00 Set of 4 Chairs for dinette dr dining room/ma-"- mistakes ourselves. If w* can not groups, which^cludes the hogany finish Sheraton Transitional style witli blue fUghar education we m goiitg to .convict them of their crimes, and The first fdur items are ii matching grou|i of ‘ big te n -d ra '^ r d o u*b I e damask seats. , ...... * . / 3 2 . 0 0 ■ w*a I* ttta country/— the Kind must concede their right to live in Tables, in blondw'oak. ; Iff d resser shown, larg e -mir that- would :cCarthy, or undisturbed enjoyment of thd T49;5(y Tablfcln-S«rver; Looks like a large n4 29.95 (2)' M6^rh CkiCkUll Tables^ tbps, the Mnd that him. Per- W i U K I N S fruits of tlielr crimes, wi ought to ror, twin bads (full size Chippendale frying caldnet. Conceals a table that ex • p • a • ■ • 4 pa we might well choose let them live here..But‘wc ought taOTHttRA. INC. shown here) and the bed tends to 9 ft.' 2 in c h e s ...... 7 4 ,7 5 itber we are gi ig to be Amer- to be able to arrest and convict, f U N B ^ side cabinet -table! An 29.96 (2) Modem Lamp Tables., square shape, [(^ or merely reveme of the 14.95 (6) Mahogany finished Bide Chairs ; lyre back models^ each ...•••••./...... • them tor the crimes', which tkey ideal group for the master nmiatcoih. have committed, and ev.cry indica SERVICE Empire style with w*ine striped seats; each ____ 7 ,9 5 /-o-.lfar what McGdrthy describes aa. bedroom where an extra ,2^.96 (2) Modem Lamp Tables, oblong dtyle tion Is that we t»u|d do that If we -y. 226.06 Corner Cabinet. A large Truetype solid cherry Jbe Situation wth a Oemmunist. O iw jid amount of drawer space is drawers and shelves,' each ...... X...... , •ITO had tiohest pilbitc offl'clals ■, who, Formerly $413.50 piece with gothic-ai*ch grill glass'-door...... 150.00 teachar—"hla jinking la set forth couldn’t be, bought. , . ' Pineigr/- \ provided by ' model with three IBaves: mahogany veneered. . . 8 9 .5 0 fj ate Mtuatlon he himself yrould 96.00 (k>mer Table ; s ^heraton model w ith c r o ^ }h* • • .) p i e c e s i^cree tor all Americah .teachers. ■ The . .stock ' market which, 298’” 240.00 Credepza, Buffet: Semi-circular 18th Century bandings and gold-tooled leather top. .i..-^ .> .69-!^ î solid maho] !iy, light f in is h ...... S9«i Heen the two syatems is that the market has climbed to nevy 30- FumiRhing a guest bedroom? Need juat a piece or 198.00'CredenM Buffet; 6-drawer Chiîendale ser Closing out a group of pieces you can ii.se in sun room 2$.60 ^ Lamp Tables; Sheraton d e si^ s id g^nttl Pommuhiet eystem U called "Com- year higha It has haid large sale 142 'East Cf^tjey Si. two to finish out a room 7'Here are pieces at big savings. pentine front styfe: mahogany veneered. .'.. .133.00 or game rooms at home . . . or buy at these, clearance mahoflAny With shaped and rimmed tops and shelvl muniet" while McCarthy palls hla days. It 'has<>shown. signs. of new Manchester Combine them with headboard beds for a loW-co.st bed prices for the summer home! ___ ayetem "Amerloanlam." life. . room. t-i • » • S . _ 7 ' a 1 # «3 *On the other hand, there ia 158.00 3-Part Sofa; right and left haiid chairs have Yet this new life has expressed D e s k s 7 ^ 1 !^ Step-End Teble in geriuine mahogany: BheWE AmaHcanlsm as it really la; 'aa we le.I.OS Chest-on-Chesl. Tryolean de.sign in solid maple arms; center chair is arjnless: each ba.s spring-filled itself cautiously,'in the^net result. ton style. 1A-YR- m w known It, as It. has made thta with scalloped drawer fronts: 5 drawers-and a 2-^shelf seat and back cushion.*, plain wipe outside; wine, green The gaina recorded so far have not 9fi-00 Modern KnSphole mode} in blonde oak, 8 draw fotmtry graai,. .Thla raal Ameyl- bSeii. of anY aansatianal nature. W H E N i r S riimpartmfent: gallery (dp. Shârate mirror# and gray figure inside. ..,...... 1 ( 8 . 5 0 56.00 Cocktail Table of genuine ipahogany. A S h « £ Widam âcos |)U greataat .empha: included;. . ; ...... ; . . ,/i rr-Ty i . 8 1 .9 5 .> *s ers including file drawer, ^ l i shed brass pulls. 49,50 ’ ton model with inlays and gold-toolbd leather . : There Aaa been nonudden bonanza ' 59.60 Fanback Chrir ; back, cuahlbn, and-sprlUg-DlLed |iy on the right of the individual for anybody. The movements of^ TIM E TO EOT r >; 115.00 Knotty Pine Kneehole Desk with bracket ' top...... 4*...... X . • . • • . r.*34*aS .to deviath many Idtaa from set and 136.00 Dresser. Solid - Mahogany Chippendale- 6“ seat in green and rust figured cretonne; . . 4 4 . 5 0 the market have .been full of.ienta; J drawer dresser base with ogee bracket feet and sejpa-_ bases/S drawers including.a filing! drawer. •;. *79.50 ' . jrtgl'd.patteinne"^^^^^^^ ' ; 59.50 Fanback'‘Chair; same as'above ohly In char- ^ 79.60 Chfirsi^. TB,Mes, lo. •. .mHW'.-r tivS-' and' expldratorV cautlprtr One- Tate- wail-mirror...... 9 8 .0 0 inyy*! taundod on, dwiaUon, haa growm treuse, coral and blue-green cretonne. . 4... l.W.OO^lid Ch^ Provinciai brop-Jid Desk) ' rimmed tops and'twb shelves, (^ u in e liia) day’s gainIs ^kely. toê shaded lATHROPlNIUeimi *: * 4 4 . 5 0 brown finish, each ...... i.. ^ltr.asd* dowTr-tl»=nejtt;~-— —— 44;(ll)b;Bedside. Tab!^ .:^lid Mahogany Chip^ndale 3 larger drawers, 4-drawer interior...... -99.50 * ’•/•.•'•SSGI 35.00 Comer Table. two:*he)ves-...,. .,.:, id Al&iHisartem no morC^^^-.-^ T 173 ?IORG AN STREET — H ARTFORD -piece with drawer and two^^book cases ; bracket y ^ I T v S O ’. 89.(>0 Mkh6gahy"Bri5cY-Fr6nt‘ Khe'ehoTe T^Desk with - ' - 60.60 CcNcktail Table oR genuine mahogany. Shari-** j------~ftM... * 2 5 .0 0 Sofaa, Love Seats, Etc. style with rimmed and‘ glass-protected topi, n^fket such as that of 1928. ittees guilty, as any free academic (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS ■ ■•Am 22.80 Cocktail Table, kidney-ahaped top. . . . . 1 6 . 9 5 mahogany, each Neither Iri 'the atbek market rules 49.75 Sleigh Bed. One 6hly twin size mahogany 158.00 Love Seat. Lawson square-arm style, two cush , bnnoephere would Inevitably be Mr. and Mrg-Q.Laroy Norris : veneered bed with clas.sic leaf ..dft(;oration; .... .2 9 .8 5 guilty, of teaching that McCarthy- nor in'the country’s'basic eco ions, green diamond-patterned damask. An excellent 39.96 (3) StejvEnd Tables of ^nuine maho| nomic ziUiation. -isi there any 62 A ^ M o Rood Sheraton style with drawers, and Îvee,-each >27« Uip Itself U a-danger.' And it Ms 335.00 Dre.sser Ba.se. A unique piece adaptable to Dining Groups "starter” piece for a small living room or study. 98.00 MeOarthyism, not ConununlSm, longer-any license for excessive Monchtsitr, Cbqnacfieut. ^ A'^droom , dining room or large hall u.se. Looks like a ’ , ' ' ■/ - f’ ^ ' 139.00 I.ove Seat. Modern Curved, Armless piece in which It the Issue. pyramiding of values. , , / ^^Twdenza buffet with drawer.*, tamlxiur doors, knd As for the strength, thatydoea I woiiM iiiia td hova the followii^ . quastien ■6/1 I '■410.00 8-Piece Dining Room: Solid Oak in Colonial Bali Flamingo textured cover.'.Tust the piece for the Most of ul want none of either 1 ’ shelves. Mahogany 18th Century design.-..... 198.00 style' with refôry-base ehlna (open shelves)/drop- Miscellaneous lo come, justifiably, from the/feel- dmwarod by Hia ponal at Hit opan house of the young cduple sta rtii^ a modern living room. ... -6 9 .5 0 .ttiillg- " end saw-buck table, arm ancl 5 side chairs. .... 2 4 9 . 0 0 ing that, for the next four--years 410.00 Dresser. Hej^lewhite Mahbgany triple dresser I'lO.OO Chaise Lounge. Pillow back ahd loqise seat Hofha and School Council Monday avaning^ Janu See the Fiatr. Firttf with curved,hracket,feet, oxbow front and inbid draw Caudle’s Tale at least,; there will bn an. admini ‘ 539.00 9-Piece Dining Room. Moderhiblohde oak in cushion model done in plain silver-gray satin. Seat and .59^60 Gossip Bench; telephone table and/chair la stration in Washington which will ary 12th: : K - • ers. Upright Hcpplewhite mirror^ included. ..20 5.0 0 cludes an extension table, 6-drawer credenza. a large -^back are/ quilted. ______.*'. . 7 9 .5 0 unit, all upholstered in green damask-pa|tei1ted jplaqti^' Lamar Caudle, the, pliable not be positively hostile .to busi china cabinetwith sliding glass doors, an arm and 5 side nickel hail, trim ; blonde legs...... >'-* * *.* ■ ■ * * liteeieerlty who wes^ ‘ suddenly ness. New harassment* are'.not in .'ê tides of fortune kre chairs upholstered in cherry red. texture. , - , . 3 9 8 . 0 0 510.00 Two-Part Sofa. A large Chester?***^ model made Skpendable when the need for. prospect. . i not apt to sweep your finan telephone 2-45tt with deeply tufted back; to-the-flopr upholstery. Cov- 39.95 Gossip Bench; beê li^ erette trimmed eawa symbolic house cleaning in : Neither are eXcesslw boons in cial security away, when ■COICt ftKIiai MPOttI Cedar Chests 650.00 ^0-Piece Dining Room. Modern blonde oak, r^ ered in a rich red matelasse.” * . 2 9 9 .0 0 nickel nails: blonde legs...... ^ ^ mtiAaoM cooFRBSTioo WaiRiagton became apparent, has prospect for business. The Bhaen- you hava adequate insur ■ eliony and simulated gold-tooled green leather psmels in 27.00 (2) Side Chairs; Hitchcock wood-eaat ance. Let us help you. make 82,75 Modern Lowboy in Sonora wood; drawer iiX* 159.00. Maple Sofa with 6 spring-filled cu.shions cov-, ieUk talking ta the eo-called Chelf hower administration could fail aa doo^S; Credenza buffet with large mirror, large china With riddle backs. In ^ ft green with deGoratSoO|«'^ ■®aa*mll!âa of the House of Repre- quickly by excessive partiality to .sure your home and bust- base...... 55.00 cabinet, extension table, arm chair and 6 aide chSirs. ered in a red and gray western-patterned tap3.*tfy. Gpod'for the den or game room...... 9 9 .5 0 and what he has been one economic class as in any other new are secure. Sceju thla 68.00 Modern Chest in blonde m ahbrany; autom'atij; Gold textured uphoLstery...... 3 2 5 . 0 0 * outlined in that, corn- wee|(.. M A N C H E N N 29.50 Arm Chair: Truetype Mlid milple way, and ita own obvious inten tray rise.* when lidvia lifted. .;..,.. T...... 4 5 .0 0 3.38.00'8-Piece Dinette. Modern Maplcdn amber fini.sh' report, makes Caudle tion is to play the game fairly and • V . J 9 ■ spindle turnings in back and aritts. ... seem ^ relatively virtuous TUNE IN MANGHEStEBtMAT®fEE FROM f to 3 P, M, DAP ' 54.95 Modern Ghefit in gray oak with' automatic' with extension table, 4-draj»er credenza.buffet, two-arm squarely with all elements. chairs and 4'side chairs. Uphol.stery is red ieathet- 42.00 Mirror. Large Queen Anne Taodî But the. end of positive and tray. ^ 6 .5 0 PIBECT FROM THE BiUrtt dtte.' ...... ;...... 1 9 8 . 0 0 ' console, dresser,.or buffet. Shell carved ’ÎHNBlBAato seme saaret, but ap- edged campai^lng against the (HARK^WlATHRO M a * t e k e d » ^ reaiMed more tempta- kfcAL ESVATE RADIO STATION WCCC, IZW ON YOUR DIAL 69.95 Modern Chest with drawer in base; blonde mould^ brokmi pediment...... < businSas element, wiii be' iT factor oak...... '...... ,;■...... 46.50 162.00 5-iPiece Breakfast Group. G ray birch with gray IM yielded to. He . waa in the market!* behavior, and INSURANCE Wood-grained plastic top for the exten-îon table. 4 side- 38.60 Side (nudf; Truetype eolW ! victim of a system of Uu what . la.Jn prospect seema a . :))b4-IOOL«HTEB ^ 1^1.50.Mahogany Dresser Style: three sliding tray.s. chairs haye seats -and backs lupholstered in gray and OfEN'TUESDAY a n d THURSDAY EVENINGS back, turned legp and green striped 1 *ai>4 favsrlUsn) sad cor- gradual. expaa»e«i. of public In* bel^ cd doors, drawe’r at top. . 7 9 ,9 5 red striped plastic, 1 nf* eI • • ea • • •# • • ► • • • • 9 8 . 0 0 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS. AT NOON tha d$sk, or in Hallway, ......

■ij. . -■ ■ „ '■ :..v; ■ T —/ ■ ,1 '■1. - . - I / • ; ''I m f: /-i i : r \„ .)'• V V. KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JAfvUARY 2.1953 ./"! PAGE « m n ^^':iliafciaaOT; UANGHBSTER £V!EN1]^6 HGI^LD, BfANCÊSTER. CONM* FRIDAY, ^^NUARY i, W68 V ]■ covenant cards signifying their will be'mad* of; this In' the near WOMl^Hlt «• J f w r t r WTHT—IN * M etliodista Joiniiig wllllngnese to . prey for the world future. ' hrectors t( Talk ilf are H it Chief Schauh Seeks mission of evangelism, to witness Mr< Post extends an urgent in ’» A id e $ wggrgK Radto and TV for C3if 1st In 1953, iind to seek to vitation to church members to be W «N »— S4« r aWaw SlaiMnrg TtaMr WNHfJr-Oli. • For Special Rites win one or more persons to" Jesus present Biihdsy for .this Initial W afer Departm ent Issu^s^ Full Re-Instatemeiit ' . ■' . , t'-, ■ ' . . Christ in the next twelve months. service of'’a year-long evangelistic v W a stg , 4;|ipi«WON8—Jeck Doweey’e Mueie4S:l*-W(»:c>-N««st firwiiteat Nawa- The yeatr 19S3 has been desig The period, January^ through effort. ' . 'trivihg to ■\ boy. nated as . the year W a, .world Easter, has beeii designatjN aa the Poi$iblei\Separate Com- WTI^êkstaae Wllre. . WKNB—Morjiing 8p4eial. evangelism program by .the Gen-' festival of faith, featuring doc Hunt Says Commission "TTHT-CeJ Tlsesy. WTIC—Radio Baaaai. O i k * s i f ^ Ordutts SAyiS YOU TIMI, INMOY -No Skatins fit Pirk; . Say; WKNBr^Mualial Showcase. eral Conference- 6f the Methodist trinal preaching and the upUftliig LAND S ilU m iN G Lcy I'DRC—It Hippeni firery of SpIrtUBl life. The Commlulqn on e t H e a d s h i s t / Ice StUl T m Thin D o m Not Want, Su^ 8t. Louie Matinee. WTHT—low O' the Morning. (Thurth. Norlh Methodist Church News Tid b its W’HAT—Neeri: l>ollie Bop. WHAT—Save a Ufe. will join With some 40,000 Metho Membership - and Evangelism of and. MONIY by p rizi^ ^ 4i b lf MltoeHMt. At Toîghtls /Session W(XX>-Muilcel Seorebeerd. , 1:44—WKNB—Community .aotcup. North Church, Robert McBride, Edward L Dovlsi Jr. Park Superintendent Horace pended Officer Con WKMB—Nftwa; ReaiMt MettsM. g :eZ-W DRC—New*. dist churches throughout the na (OeaManad 6ma P>c« Oa*) ^ (Continued ffonT Page One) CuUfid tfotSÂP WImb wrXXJ—12 Hundrei and 90 Hlta. chairmen, 1* working on plans now Reglaterad Im S Sarveyer o f Iram* m «U«...SFKI aU y ^ I C I O f w I m p iimum rates shall be^ adjusted \ Murpbey announced this after 4,1s—WON8—Jack Do-ownay’a Hutle tion in the initial worship of th.p :ly. / /''Th.r.ee q.ue8tioQs rtqiderning the tinued in Chief / Post Shop. W T I04tew s; Planet Man. . year of evangelsm Which is sched for a church-nfidc emphasis upon 15 Fnwtor R4mwI MaBebaetar He told a’îeW* tonT^crence believe thdt Houston' noon that there wpuld not ba WPllC—S t Louis Mstlnio. WKNB—New*:' poiohi*r--c— — • %bM It moves downward Just «s 2. BeghmlM wlth^the first pay town's water, depsrtm eh^^l-com e proach to sthj* welfai at^m WTHT—‘Nf School Todav. uled for Sunday. the spiritual life durin'g the Len- X^. TM. TttB ' Clare Boothe Luce of Ridgefleid, any' public skating at Center WTIC—8t*!la OaiUs. te^ weeks. Fuller announcement the parties themselves havp ap* roll period whiehcoramences after Washington Isst June 3 that ,"I up forjllscusjdoir hy-tbe'i^^^ wilt be thO of suspended p in Chief James R. 4 :»e—WDRC—Radi* Harris,, ^ WRAT-J4*wa: Morning 8 u r Review. A cxivehtnt communion service former Congresswoman. Is re Springe Pond, over the week 4 :ie-.WI>.RO-Tha Itocorc* Shop. WON8-N*w*. will be conducted by Rev. John E piled If wh«i it , moved vpward.” Dec. 31, 19S2, SeclionO of the col have,-e,.' n^- nêr pcrsohally understood problems posed lb. the report. Schaub indicated today that he 1:14—WDRC—Mu*)c OB the Recorti lective bargaining agi'eei^nt be of the Board df Dlrectors\when ported assured -ôf appointment as ?nd regardless of the weather. WTHT—liddla Amolc.- TImt, Post, both at '9:30 and, at 11:00 The award to the company will V UM' ambassador to Italy in the Eisen 15-Month ^l^be ^ pond la being policed by a will aeek4 ® g*f 1*1* 1®1> !>®(:k. His WTIC—Young Widder Broera. WONS—Moment* oi Comfort, -I& tween the parties dated August 1, they meet tonight at S'ô clocK in The 16-month probe of the de statement came on the hcela of an- WHAY-Save a Uit. „ „ W n O —Spin 'Bm Again. a. 'm. During the services, for, mean an average wage out of copld operate hand in hand." the hearing'room of the Municipal hower administration... Chairlet A c Department maii to keep 4 :4»—WTIO-W omsn in Ify House, Z:I4—WHAT-lUllan Bualf. whltfh special printjjd orders qf 1852 shall ^ modified so as to ^ partment was ofdere^by Gov other./-ôatponement in the court WCCC—News; 12 Hundred and 30 /about 14.00 weekly for the work- vide for a 1 cent cost-of-llvlng c general spent the New Building)/' Prestla, former Secretary Of State after •ireii off the thin ice. The c a ^ in which he IZ charged by S:sa-W1>RC—Haws: Old Rseord Shop. worship ha;ve been nuMe"iivallable, fqr (Connecticut, said to'be in crit-; ernor Dodge In October ice w not as yet. sufficiently WON8—Th* Or*on Homst. Hit*. , adjustment for every 1.32 index year'8'’hQliday at - his ColumblA .The matters are the creation of bipartisan SUte Auditors' oseph poiicZ with evading responsibility : WTHT—News; Joo Gtrsad. WKNB—Italian HoUrV worshippers will be invited to sign icki condition at his. home In New frozen--40 allow maas public WTIC—Cisco Klc'. Hogaa indicated, his belief that points' change in the U. S. Bureau Unlversily/honic. Mrs. Etenhpwer a(, scpdralp wbter commission, ex B. Downes and Raymond ' bind reckless driving. 17)* chief’s WTIC—Just Plain MIL EAST HARTFORD tension of W'at'eddepsrtniant faclll- Briwn, aftermath of a-long-stand-; ■katlng: WHAT—Story Quaen. WONS—Siidoper*hoppers P*r*il*.\. . )f the reduction in wages Were not of- Labor Statistics Consumers' .still Is riqovcrirtg'J.rbra a cold. ley issued a sUnglng audit car was Invol'ved in a rnihor acci i:J »—W ^ T - ^ a b y ’t_Quart»r. • :«S—WDRC—Robert1—Robe 0. LewlAfibow. Uas to the Cedar Ridge Devclop- ing illness; ------granted, the oomany (night hot be Price Index for Moderate In<ômc Mjiy Shun criticizing the agency. SUte When,__ .. dent the night of Dec. 23 whUe he W TlC^Tront Pago Parrell. WHAY—Fsmou* Trl*._ '/^TELEPHONE *-3231 able-. te~«oatinue-operaUona .in. -ibcni-oiimarl-.ofuneTEjtonJkjnn-ltt, .... J-sdara). Resetve-Bosrd-lit-Wasb«- nancr"' CdiBffilisttmer- Frank -4lie»flailB^)t wasôn .hia-way-to-a-4ire.-Ma.-iKfizj^ ___ -fWmiMe»->-'itt~"Large->-ettieB^—Old ''''^!req(ientlyI'T^'^BrTyTi^^ fcsl‘- WHAY—Band by D ^ a n d . "W'S^^^^SuiW^'SnR'Br Str**;^ HIARINe®AID Itandheater and that, tberatore, the es. The Februai^-.1051 Index Glastonbiiry,'and. purchase fOr |1 ington says preliminary reports iii< \ lodge on tK.e ■uapendOd by the Board of Fife IZUZ—WDRC—Galen Drake. ^ denilai news conferences dlcate natmn's industrial pro-, Lynch headed the governor’s spe WDRC—Ufomory lAn*. 7 , wage cut was. ultimately, - to .the 84.2 shall continue ^ be used assets of, the -Highland. Park- cial investigating committee, with B^nd. \ (Hommiaalonera at the time. ^ WONS—Wild MU Hlckoek. WKNB—Trail Herder*. S American institution under, the duction seta how post-war record WONS—Kiddle Review /• best interest of the employes of as the starting point/in calculat CoriyianV. the staff of the privately-financed Ck>urt heering on the charges is •i45—WPRC—Curt Maaaoy and Rarthi WHAY—Voice of I.L.G.W.U. BATTERIES the plant He said that the wage Truman and Roosevelt adminl.stra- GcncrkK-manager Richard Mar-' for third month;^ Fighting flares 3 scheduled a week from tomorrow. Tilton. ing changes in th e^ ^ t nf living. tlona—may become a thing of the Connecticut public expendHthre WTIC—AdTthture* of ArcTlI* An: For All HesrififfÂids reductions that have been effected The effect of this \^11 be to reduce tin said todajthe would , recom hp'near Durban, South Africa, be- *êaaurer George W. C- Hunt WHAT—Nowa ^ draws. past -when Eisenhower moves into mend the directorirautborlse some bWfcir : followers of two rival council doing much Of the detaB a chan^kîf one » clearly in the WTIO -K otoa and « .ii WCCC-^KeepIng Up with tha Kids. by the local textile mill's compe- the Cost-of-LiVing Allowance pay Work.. ^ — ■ said Schauh would he charged by 4 :15—WTHT— Pranklo PriKh-fiall- WTHT—No School Today. the White House. chiefs. / v^ht tha coffihasslon with not fbUowing Gusrsnteed Fresh „ / WASHABLE titoro “ have widened the competi able for the current quarter from one to draft a bill for'^’^dj;®' Hgls- Highlights of .the report, accord \ Ana ceruunly ih 1952 no fair ■cerci. / „ ■ ^ ie:l4—WDRC-Super Noddle. There are indicatipns, that latlve action which woultp'otobte And eei Instructions'isaued by them after ■ WONS—CoeU Brown, NOWa. lSi!4—WDRC-OAier. Drake. / tive gap for the company, under 7 cents to 6 ênts per'hour. Ing to reliable seurcea are: minded persdAWould say that it ta / Bu h\eondtUens, the wage reduc Elsenhower as President may not the commlSEion, set forth its i many waniings on their part and . ' fivoaUg 14:Sa-WDRC-4*arade of Youth. 6 \ . , JohpA. Hogan, arbitratbr The department haa been poor- falh^ or even s ^ lb le for a Wife tV WONS—Bruce MscFarlar;*. •RAYON CHEGjt tions requested do not necessarily hold such conferences as regulcHy and authority, determine theltum- Kmahy promlees by. Schaub, The • :S *)^D R C —Itawa. ly run, with lack of any firm ovar- haveno ask her wsband for every WHAY—Sportt.: WKNB—lTptown^Bhythm*. as President Trurnan .and as the Ill Lead \ twmvmizaioners' were ready to help W(X;c—News: 1 2 'Hundred and 30 BEDDINO BUYS... mean that the yearly Income of the ber of commissioners, the length ali direction to coordtn'ate ac cent the spends. \ - W ONS-Ntwa sthployes at Cheney Brothers be late President Franklin D. Roose of their terms, and the method qf Sâub get hie pension and would WTIO-Jtewa . Hit*. HOUSEDRESÊS velt did before him. tivities of the several bureaus (All flj^ ts neervedt ^ E A Service, accZpt hts resignation, he added. WTHT—Nawa: Joo OIrand fiSo-w. WTIC—Mary Lee TaylOr.' Itfs than if the wage reductions choosing them. / CfciP |h Senate •:I»--W TIC—Strictly Sports: Waathar. WTHT—Space Patrol. Wlth-ôme exceptions, Truman wj.thin the department. Bureaus /, , Inc.) Now\that Schaub haa decided 14:44—WONS—Conn. College . Coever- were not granted. This is true be O b itua ry Under the terms .of the T o ^ within the, department have been WONS—Patter by Patteraon) 87.1 ;i^ci. 4111 cause the alternative' to the wage has met With newsmen once a C/harlcr, tho Board of Director fs agaln^such action. Hunt revealed WHAT—Supper'SertnZd*. satlon*. — c Grants own famous week at nO-queatlona-barred con (Continued frim Page due). given too free a -hand to rim their . • '\“ \ the BosYd of Commissioners do 11:0®- WDRC — Bill Bhedell; Piano ' cuts might wen be iinemplovment." I also the Board o,(. Water Con^ls- qwn show, without regard to. over- . Portrait*. , BeduettoBS Justided ferences. not wantNhlm to continue in his '.WKNB—n J#*: Blbllqul*.. , sloners and the general m snusr Is nominee durUtg the last election, airaffect on agency operations. ating what he called "the hisy So did; Roosevelt, whose general superintendent of the department. Unique Fish capacity aS', fire chief. The com WTI^Waather. . 'JVTHT=Fr*no)i Program. T D e a th s [practice'vyas to hold news confer- did not attend the raZeiop ,of Re^/ This lack of overall direction in , g:j*—l ^ C —Mull Cot* GUe Club. t o n s —WONS Bandstand. /■ 8 .ichcal .. wage.. relaUonahitui'i jQf J tim J missioner further said that if "TtC—My Secret'Story. ' f r ancies twice a weeTf...... " At a ricent. bdnrd.m#ptWE'.-M:., thZ ihtZrMt/~.^f efficiency , and Schauh wahted. to. figld. his ..casei wOSJS—New*: Music for. Amerle*. Cheney Brothers to Fall River-New Mfaa Anne E. Riley rector Walter T. Mahoney strong-/* pubitezn Sznatorr..... ------•;WTHT-MS«rei» OanMneU;-...... - ■■■---■ -HAT-—lUJUZs: Music...... James C. Hagerty. Eisenhower’s economy...KZs ' td ''' WaztMUl to now, he would gat a fl^ f. ' 'WCCC—Now*: Mualeal feoroboard. 'CCC—ir HundreC and 30 Hit*. Bedford and the northern cotton- Miss Anno E. Riley of 225 ly urged the creation of » separate The afternoon meeting to con ll:U-:.TVONS—Newa, '■ press aecfeUiry, ha.S declined to operations and genertd. confusion, \lT»e Board of P^re Commission- *:45—WDRC—Nawa. xr, rayon and synthetic textile indus Commission. Consensus ^ o n g the sider committee assignments will ll:IS -.w cC C -N ew *. 12 Hundred and Wc hsvfi combidfid all our \. Burnside avenue, East Hartford, say in advance of inauguration day with higher costs to the tsjtjpayera oned a hear- w TiC —Three SUr'Bstr*., ^ ■ / tries, Hogan added that "the con- directors Was that the m atter have to deal with the que.stlon of Zra'-indeflnltely pds 30 s HftA operstioiis st our neii ssIms- t i l t the r"*** Wednesday at her home aft —Jan. 20—what the new Presi- thk resuU. ^ ' Exp e rim e n t Ing Vlth Sts aub aftZr he first in WTHT—SporU. W O N ^P aul* Stone Show. elusion is Inescspable that » e ^ merited serious- conalderatiph. whether they are going to give g:SI—WONS—Snort*. . , . WDRC—G>ve and Take. rooin.;Wfi.Ars fib longer do- A Fiftui^ Fashion^ But Wage reductions sought by the’l dent’a policy will be with respect ' Some chsngea in welfare lawZ dicated, to them he Would ask to 2-4*—WDRC—iMul*^ to news conferences, although Developinent on Line' Morse places on important eem- are .needed to tighten-up welfare -T—Berio/PrograJil: Pot PougrU company ara Jdatlfled" h « aaidl!^ .Hartford, a daughter of The Cedar Ridge development of mlttees. . AP NawSFEATURES be pennoned. Schaub has not noti WTIC—Mind Tour Manner*/ O—Hollywdod Love Story. iiiE snr-bnsrness st x ., ton fr ^ t styleûomfor- the late Matthew and Ms?y Pren- Hagerty hints that the policy to AdtnfnirtraUon..and policies. These W T H T -^ **lh *f: Headlln* KdlUop. •* - iW Parade. 90 units is being built in-Olaston- If tho Ropublicans- deciijko Harrisburg, Pa.—Pennsylvania fied the ^mmlZSion of his inten- WONS—FnMon LawlOv J*. . . \ .411. Middle. Torapike £ w , be fonowed already has been de Zuigkstitms win be cbhslfieT'ea by tlbns since time and tt)* cbm- -BaiMlatand. . btiry adjacent to the 18-lnch wood against alloting places to MO/se, is trying to win back pert of its 1 :IS—WONS—Tello-Teat. iBoni ProKram. table 6rt zl^ves. Ging- unabml S - St. Mary's Church. termined. r the new legislature which convenes missioners have awaited' news WDRO—jack .Smith. ... Afteraeaa ' / , Hartford. She served as Elsenhower .Y)sit.ed .tpUaj- with en pipeline which/ runs from the he would still be 'entitled to .eon- WTHT—Rimer D*t1*. . Rbkrlng Brook ressrvoir m Buck stderation for places as a "minor; next Wednesday,. one-time .mtlliottrdollac shed indue*, from him. When informed of h » _.4Z—WDRCVT'neaier of Today.— . STA N E lt hsnv cb kVof redt blue, tho pastor of the National Presby Lem PoUeZaa try by offering a unique fish tZki dacieion today tM commission In f.M _ w 6 i«S —Oaltrtei Ueatter. ■\ WeeC-KnowKYeur Union.' ' ^ ’ terian Church of Wsshlngton, ingham to the Filtration plant, on ity"ni ember. The Deniocrati Relations with city and town w nc—N *w Z._ ,\WKNB—*ew i^M oTl* Time. . tor. Line street. The Water is untreated would then have to decidg/whether servec eround three huge power dicated It did Intend to f^- ■WDRC—Club Pltteen. / WONS—Man oh'(h'e Farm, -r- Elactronic Lsbbratories gr-N ew *; Weather. ' / 277 BROAD St,. ..Sizâ l 2 iso and UVs White Hou.se. plant...... / As president pro tempore. "Operation shad" is ah experi: WTIC—One Man’s Family. WHAT—Italian Voice/ SSKJ*'* ^ American InsUiute o f Bahklng'. If the tie-in/la approved, a chlor Bridges, will preside, pver the Sen lack of sufficient cooperation be- Herald was that he hka ^changed WON*—Charlea Kaaher. 'llrlS—WKNB—Perry Como Show. - The pastor. Rev. Edward L. R/ tw'een the state and local depart ment hatched up by the Pfcnniyl hlS mind since telling,fhnvb®ntmls-'’ (; U—WONS^Naw*. WTTC—Tn Be AnnounCert.V ., to 241/s. ; Elson. met with Elsenhower at the ination plant' would have to be ate on occasions when the Vice t:00_W DRC—Mr. Keen. . / WHAY-uGemm* Program. \ ' / /: • ; built St a 'înt before the water ments. yanla Fish Commission to see if sioners he would seek his j^sion. Wesldent-elect’s Holal Commodore Preeident of the United .Stgtes la the valuahla food.fiah can stilLUve WTHT—Mraterv Program.' 1(:SZ—.IVDRC—Star* Over Honirwddd; « S . ; ? r S t i U v . / ? ; ^ l e ^ l ‘ « ^ Theresa Riley of enters tii4 developm ent'/ ...... absent. It id phlefly a post of pres The lag policies;'confusion and Hn -nlso said that William Gordon WHAY—Social Service Program. ■ WHa T—I aRota Program. headquarters. laCk of proper direction from the in their old natural spawning was leading a group of •friends in ' WONS-Âdvenlurei of MSlal*, w c e c —New*. \ or whether wage reductions, st “We discussed his church ar About/It/xrv 3(J Glastonbury customers tige and honor there are prac WTHT—Swedish Program. / \ H A V E V O U E ^ don of Manchester, end Miss Ger- [treated water from the top suggest in themselves the groounds—the headwaters of the raising funds to defray hie defepM WTIO—Tour Hit Parad#./ V' or unwise for Manches- rangements' for the period of his now uZe 1 tical considerations. For one thing, Sutusquehanna River. filS —WHAT—Hamilton V*. Worcester, .WKNB—Man on the-Street. / BABY’S OWN SHOES line unde/ a waive#-. Theee custorn- the Senate provides a limousine' remedy, aeeocding to the report. couneel expenee*. Scha^ would WONS-vB'ng Crosby. , / Sage-Alien, Beet ârtford, and a n l ^ Mrs.' Albert J. service in Washington,” the pastor The basic sûtlon pointed up by A hundred years ago the annual not refer to it *■ a "H ^t’* to get\ . w n C —Farm, Forum. .-*■ ers/'wouM also benefit, from the and chauffeur for ita president pro a iN ^ ^ 'rH 'r—TTita la "Your FBI. 4* UZi-WKNB-^Natlbnal Guard; ■ItdNZED I b iy t ^ c textUe taduatrlea genep Manchester, told newsmen. "Specifically,, we the probe Is firm and adequate spring Zhad run In the Susque hla job back, but eaid he and his 'WTIC—Name That Toh*. l^p. Tbf wage reductions request- ^ „e ra l services considered together the serylce chlorinator. tempore. .WCOC^Muaie.fer Milady. ■ - ^ T O D A Y Is opes T uesi^ throagk will be held /Fred/Thrall, assistant shperih- administration m tH’Z' top level to hanna River from the ChSaapeakS attorney, former governor Jam** WDRC—Johnny, DpUkr.-^ i- X.. WpNS-TAtifenAc'a. in B lu y . ,4a have already been made and tomorrow morning which I am to conduct the morn Under the constitution, the Vjee Bay waa one of the largest fish Shannon of Bridgeport, would seek W l^ T —MoiXOp/Oouid ConCuoU. . Week done on prejnises— ^ - _ / . 1 tomorrow morning at 9:15 from /tendeni of the department. Said President presides over the Senate. see that all fimctuma of the big de WC^8-r6r*el* Flîa* S h ov.., Sntarday. 8:iÂ - N. to 5:30 BOW cover- over-90 per cent- ofth e {fg- • - Newkirk and Whitney ing of Jan. 20." partment are run emoothly end are migrattonZ ini' America. Construc to have the commission change its « a ll^ for and delivered. That inauguration day scrvlM today/that the cost of maintaining 'Thus. Alben Barkley will he ' the »:#S—WDRCVNr. Chamelenn..;', P.M.. F Frtdi^ r i ^ te\ 88:50:! P. » t taductry in New England. They /p u „e„i Home. 318 Burnside the- wooden line does not warrant properly coordinated in the interest tion of the first dam 40 years ago, | mind and re-instate hiin. \ ■WTHT—Ntwaatsnd Theater. will he a private one for Elsqn- gavel wielder from the opening of Ufa Work X. ^nuoN’s 7/-J were not Initiated by Cheney j.|u,t Hartford, followed re'placing It. th4 lê^Vi.Congress tomorrow until of efficiency and economy.' ended thgt: WTIC—Beat PUy*. Brothers. .Indeed, this mill la sboyt I t,y solemn rcquleni Mass at St. hower, members Of his family,/the "After all,” Schaub said, "being WHAT>^N*w*£ Night Watch. PRESGRITTIONS j BRokÊ JMtT ,/ \ Against Purchase Jan. 2(P-when Republican Richard Hard-headed business methods Living HsMt ChZngn , W’ONi—Newai Thomaa Meody Shew the last large mUl in the Industry Mary’s Church at 10 o’clock. Bur- -new cabinet! and a few otherf.' Dr. "We’re tr^ng to see If lt*g p«g- a firehtan has been my Ufa’s work. 17MAPTi^8T. / Bison said prayer services »wouId On the matter-of the Highland Nixon is Zworn in as Vice Presi izre called for by the 'governor’s Hit of th*/W’*ek. - cVfcfuUy CoiniKNiiid^. ^ la Ndw Ibigland which has /n oU j,! will be In Mt. St. iBenedlct^s committee. sibiz to make ‘Mr. Shad’ change I' have had mere than 150 people ÔN8-^t>octora Mak* Hiatory. /i be held at the same hour through Park Water Company, General dent with the inauguration of ^ T H T —Croaafir*. Telephone 3 ^ 7 1 been granted Ute wage . reduction I Cemetery. Manager Martin said today hfioilg* of Our .Tim*. / Arthur Drug Asked-whethjsr the general plans ing again for sail wfcl*r,“ said They feel i have done a good job ZiSZ-^-WTHT—Neva Roundun. ' m e balda of the deciefon ft tKIsTfor the convenience //>f friends to attend the Presbyterian Cîurch purchased. He pointed out thgt If GOP Nantes Sedretary report as it was belni| paced in case is the evidence'which shows I after 7 p.\m- today, the company’s franchise la revoked final form aip would giyi thorough Charles A. French, State fish com; and rtiould not retire from active la-aa-iwTTC-rHy Gardner.Calling. regularly, the pastor said he and The Republican Seiiatore re service.” Fizhts. a clear and close relationship be Eisenhower had discussed plans at abme future time by the legis elected Senator Young of North. study to every phase of it. He In missioner, ' .Frank Edward*. / tween past-wage adjUetmenta at Albert B. Gaboury lature, Its 50 cusiomers vfould be dicated, however, K® *vlU n®t rush So far. there have.Been reports Neither (Gordon nor Shannon WHAT- V«w»; Nl«[h1 Watch. for weekly attendance. Dakota aa secretary of their con were available for comment today.- WMC-(C—Capitol Cloak Room. Cheney Brotherv and wpge adjust- Rockville, Jan. 2— (Special) — in the same position as other Man ference. * ■ to make changes \ until he is that aome of the 4,000 tagged tieh used in the experiment already Commtssioner Hunt eald "we l*:lZ -W ( \Lov*r*’ Hour, tnents in the Fall River-New Bed- Fifty-seyen-yW-old Albert Ernest chester residents who )lv® beyond J.' Mark Trice was «hosen to be thoroughly aware of. all factors w n c—Word? In »na Ni(ht. the water department lines Inso have been found downstream from have made up our minds and ford mflls aa WeU aa in the Cotton, Gabourv, a veteran of World Waf secretary of the.. Senate without iiivolv^. placed the specific charge against , 14:9*—WDRC—Nmv.; Dane. Orchtatr*. CARTER CHEVRC; ET CO. Rsjrm fkge One) , liam Reed, the present- deputy Antonia Ofiara to John B. Bar- 11:9*—-WTIC—Main* Cofpi Show. laduaîcs generally. Thus the re- Ura "shad tarais" could be mad* a but we no longer d e^ e to have WDRC-? rmphony Hail., N. Y. / , nlnl et el, -property south of him-in our employ. He will not be 83 ■UlU'of the bargains Have been bottles lay beJIde the bed. sergeanl-at-arms, 32 to 14. Har permanent operation. WTHT—Late Bob Lloyd Shew, \ the same as lb Fall River end New Servlcis will bh hidd Monday Ho&pital Notes ness was sponsored by Senator Union Pond, re-instated by'this Ward.” U:4e—w n c —New*; Muaia. */ from-the White E\ineriil .Home. In . Mrs. Caron reljê^ this st^fy^t^^ / Alintender .Jarvis to Jarvis The fish used in the experiment WDRC—Nawa, "■ / > Bedford. (2) The Fall;River-New Jenner of. Indiana-who '.^111 -be were netted in the. C3iesapeake.. B’arqlBgs Uildlsclosed 9edford, Cotton and Rayonr in Rockville at 8:15 ' a. rn. Addi queatldning state and local/poilce: rules committee cbatrrnem. Realty Ckimpahy to waiter Szy- Hunt' would not reveal warnings • — ...... -T*m*»tew— ------tional rites .will be conducted at /ADMITTED tVEDNESDAY: (ft \ erlck, property at 447 Sumihit hauled In special tank trucks to 4:4*—wn c —Frank AtwqM;- N*wA A Most Exciting All New Chevrolet creases have been used by the. _ . o, a __ .- j -.' r-t,..—i. She and her husband spent the Sen. Hugh Butler (R., \ Neb,)’' a destination upstream from thZ the board claims Schaub has not Clement Pontlllo, 108 Autumn street. / heeded, but/it is known that the WDRC—Farm Program. Union as arguments for «^^»l^r ® Bernard s, Church. streeU Russell Pratt. 180'A Center was/ re-elected az chairman W th' dam and released. The tank S:14-W DRO-H ym i Tim*. Burial will be in St. Mark’s Cem afternoon together in their trsilern committee on committees wjilcl Quit CUbn Dheda Board of Fl^re Commissioners have, /.. • ;ia_W ON8—Henry’* Rl-Jlna. - /■ , Increases at Cheney Brothers. (3) street; I Mrs. Eleanor Maloney,. ,25 thicks can safely carry only about W DRC-Tawn Patrol .. \ - 7 etery, East Hartford. \. After aupper,.JltUi Ppggy was pijt handles all committee assignnfeints Green Manor Estate's , to Town 20 fish .each trip. The shad used insisted the chief’s car be In the/ ijia parties, in their joint applica Visiting hours it the ihineral Norwood street'. , '/ of Manchester: aiz .street*. Quak fire station no later than 6:30 at WCOC—Production Newareel. /■ tion to Hie Wage. Stabilization to bed and Mrs, Caron went to a ont he OOP Side. ranged in size from 17 to 22 inches W TIC-W eather; Frank Atwood. . are-Sunda/..from 7\to. 9 APMI'TTED YESTERDAY: Overshadowing, the selectiofi hi er road, Cqnway road, Bariry road night ahd that if. the chief should WHAY—Cup of Coffee CliA. le On Display At Carter Cheyrolet Board In support, of their request ] nclghbor's trailer''t-o a party-, t^ron Mri. Ahha Lopcz;-46 Wedgewood and weighed between 2*i and 4 .*:I4-^WKNB—News. - ^ P: leadkii i ^ r a Tnove t o - f ^ e a re Constance. drive,. JGrei naad .lT thereafter., it, iM A tp^ e for approva^f the 19S1 increases, remained at home; - efrive; Robert Smith, 153-Wklnut iioad and Milferd road. , ûnds. ’ ■ ■ sent/Mm with a driver.’’^ Wcl- 4:44-WnC-N#w*; I Used Imeir historic relationship' to Aeft Party wrtting of Senate rules-at. the out (Sonton L. Trem-kley, chief ,l:ee-W D R C —N*w*tlm*. ^ J. left tho party about street; Stanleiy CJrzyb, 23/North set of the seMion. “rhe aim: To I' State of Connecticut to Invest- dent 'occurred shortly after 7 / WCC(>-j}ood Morning. Good Music, the Cotton, Rayon and Synthetic | Mrs. Caron.'ieft street; Raymond Sadroslnskl, 229 aquatje biologist for the commis w n c —Bob Steele. 4/30 aim,, ipolice annd neighbors make ) it easier to put a halt to ent Associates, Inc., property sion, explained thit the taxi Sys o'doclc* / Textile 'wage p a tt^ . as the basis | Funerals Middle turnpike east; Vincent Do the Wilbur Cross Highway, "We wanted to treat thif Ihcl- WKNB—Morning Special. for the request for approval. (4) said ' the ,(voman' had ' not been filibusters—a device / for talking ' f x tem is an extremely delicate oper- WONS—Weather: Henry H l-Jliir' ' drinklng/beavily.) ■ When she re lan, 52 Llnmore drive; Mrs, Dlga Civil rights measiu'es and other \ Marriage Lleenses dent lightly, with the-least bit of WHAT—Morning Serenade. The requested wage rûctio(r of| Mrs. Louis Andlslo Rlemer, South Ctoventry; Kathleen Lawrence Michael Falco. /Col- 'atlon. publicity, hut if Schaw has .*• t;14—WTHT—Morning Demotion. . turned ,to her, trailer she got out iegizlation to deat VTemperafure Most Be Right ■WONS—New*. - — - percent (9!75 cents st CSieney Largely attended fungal serv- Barber. 72 Cottage street; Eliza / SuoeeM IsytVelghed cheswr, and Ann* Theresa Felice changed his mind and intends to . tho pistol and fired at her husband, beth Deer. 244 Porter Street; Mrs. ^TTi* -temperature of the water WTIC—Bob Steele: Weather. Brothers) has already been ex I ices for Mrs/ Louise Zola Aadislo; twic^hitting hlm/in the head and Senator Hu'nHi^lurey (D„ Minn.) 122 Etdridge street, Jan. IP. 8t whelie the.fish are netted, in the fight his esse, we are prepared to WDRC—News: Shoppers Special. tended to over 80 percent of the j mife Of A-ouli Andlslo of 491 Wood- Louise Herring,' 17 Avon street; Jam*Z’\Church. ' , . fight it.” Hunt stated. / T;S0—tVTHT—New*: Top O’ th* Morn- o th « times in /the arms and legs. Mrs. Ethel Chaffee. Stafford a leader In thy move, told reoort WilUam BalbonI, 93 North School tank trackk and at the destination Industry in... New— England. .{'bridge street, who died at her Later she.-J woke up Peggy,/ ere that If Uie conference of Re must ml'correspond g r ^ e fish will Attorney Charles S./House re Since the evidence shows—thav{home-Tuesday-mornlngai ter a long Springs; Mrs. LauretU Gagne, 109 Street, afid Elena Henrietta Mora. presents the South /Manchester w 'T fc—Morning Watch. dressed her and put her in the cari publican Swators turns thumbs die," he'eaia. WDRC—The Mualc Box. X the parties, hava followed the pat-, illness, were/he|d this morning' Lenox street; Mrs. Angellne Rai-; 342 HSckipatack street, Jap. 10, St Fire District and its/officers. No WCCC—New*; Good Morning. Good She started out for fioattm. but got mondo, 143 Highland street: Mrs. down on the proposal, any chance The c^fimisalon. is primarily tarn, a fair-minded arbitrator must I a t'9:15 fr ;i the Leolerc .Funeral- losL-'on ,the/ivilbur .Cross highway. for succett will vanieh. _ Jamee’ ChV«l>- anxious to iearn whether the tem date has been set for the hearing. Mâlc. ^ ■ -. ■ , ■ . . A ' • \ Mvexpeefed to apply the pattern Home, .follpwed by a, solemn Madlyn Warwlbk, 9 Deepwood BoUdlfig^Permll J- WONS—Henry'* Hl-Jfn*. \ /That ’ was/ when she turned -He he was hopeful that the To Willia^ F. ênêl,. alte)-a perature and wateflife of the ■/' WKNB—New*; Morning Sp*Clal. 1: ¥ên it ippves downward just as ulem J ^ s at St. Bridget's ground and hit the .stanchions/to drive. GOP Mmference would not take .Susquehanna Ig still acceptable to 9:44—WHAT—New*, the parties themselves have ap ChVrch at/lO o'cloc)<. / • -ADMITTED TODAY: Robert tions and admtions to dw';^8lling at "attract attention” to give herîelf party/'stand against the plan but 149 Woodland'street. $r the shad. The 'commonwealth Is In t : 44—WTHT—Weather. \ piled {fcxwhen it movetl/upward. In |elebra)it at the Maas was Rcy; up. / ■ --4 Tiziaqi, Stafford Springs; Susan would leave it up to individual the midst of a m'ulti-milllan dollar Geeenhavei) WONS—Wtither. wage arbitration, a bMic principle Robert Carrqll,, deacon was,s Rev. Keeney, Glastonbury; D ’nne Lall- To Green' Manor Estates. Inc. WDRC—New*. She ■was'charged with first/de Rembliean Senators to vote as aUeraUona and additions to of clean streams program aimed At i:ee-WDRCL-N*w*. is that the 'arbltrator/should apply Antonio Laberge, formerly o / St. gree murder at a special selt.sloh borte, 33 Grandview street; Robert th ^ pleased when the issue Is put ending pollution. WON8 -N *w*. . _ the. principles and considerations Louis’ Catholic Church in Mbsco Marks, 48 Spruce street. fice building which is lo be moved - Board Topic/ WTHT—New*. of town court yesterday on a,'war liefore the Senate. Trembly said the commission, WKNB—New*. the parties themselves have cus and now. of the AMUmpUbn A: CoJ rant issued by' Town Prosecutor BIRTHS YESTERDAY: a son Republican Senate leaders plan: from Broad street toj 685 Parker working with fisheries biologists tomarily applied in jfcollective bar lege in Worcester,r, Mass,Mass., and sub George J. Older. The case was con to Mr. and Mrs. Richard McMul- ned\a full discussion of the matter ■treat, 31,180. of th* U. . Wlldltf* Service, will ^ 'f^ C —iciddie Comer gaining. 'When bargaining falls To Andrew' Anealdi. for twO 8 CionÛonB wt .breenhaYenr the •I deacon,-/ ,Rev. Theodê Gubala. tinued until Jan. 29. lin! 704 Parker street; s son W at their party conference but da- make surveys later this summer G1 viUag* built several years ago WHAY—Cup of Coffee Oub. arbitration may be 'used as a last Mrs. .Arlyne Uarrity.'was organist During the proceedings, little Mr. and M/s. Lloyd Boutlller, 199 dined to predict whajt the outcome story, six-room dwelling on School among commercial fiahermen In • :I4—WDRl.^Shapptr* SpeclaL resort. Then., the fairest, decision street, 312,000. at.the rear of the town farm, will w n c —New*. and solOist. Membert of the Italian- “Peggy 4>Iayed about the court cor Adariis. street,- . mjlght be. th* Chesapeeka to find out hoy(i come up for dlsousalon- tonight at WONS—Henry'* HLJInz. . the arbltratdi' can. make is tlê one Arn'erjican Ladles' A.uxiiiary, of ridor. seemingly unaware of what BIR'THS 'fODA Y: a son tO Mr. To WilUam Proyost for Clyde WCCC—Leroy. the parties could most reasonably If they should•houid decide to fetget be-be-' many of the tagged adult shad aur-l th* meeting of the Board of Dlrec-" which the deceased was a member, had happened to her parents. She and Mr.'. James Beane,—Andover; hind the plan, however, they w o u I^ ^ c W to ^teratloM rive. tor* in the hearing room of the WKNB—Happy’* Birthday Party. ' be expected to have made if they attended the a'ervlces in a body. coddled a fuzzy angel doll and a son Mr. and.t Mrs.- Alfred ye slapping st the very start of the to dwelling WHAY—Chapel Time. had been able to reach agreement “ This will be some barometer of Municipal Building at * o’clock. WTHT—Martin Ag> unsky. Bearers were Romola Saglio. later fell asleep in her mothers Wright. East. Hartford; a son to pew Congress against southera street, 3740. the program,” he said. General Manageer Richard Mar 'Ilius the criteria the' parties them William Robottl, Joseph Robolti Mr. and Mrs, Charlee/Loomis, Ver pemoerhts with whom they have aelvss have applied in. the past is arms. / S p e ^ Ftehwaya tin believes the 80-unit development .\ Victor GaHasco. Hector Novelli . The daughter afteward /was non. . I . 7...... Worked closely in the past „and . If the shad taxis prove, too ex- will continue to exist and should I Kauau.l,NovpUl.rjdU..\, \, placed under Ui«- care, of/M rs. DISCHARGED WEDNESDAY: whose support. they . may aazd'in, penaive or uhworkabl*. the only be inspected by a town committee. in Prints and Plains Father CkrroUêad tho com c Oaron's slater and .taken to Boston. GeraldinZ . Shannom 1010 Middle -the assslon aheaid. I Ruth Millett ether way of getting the fish up BulK under a state act the viUage *** .9?.'!?1 n^tal service at the ,!gravo in fit Mrs. Caron was held, .without .ball turnpike cast; Mrs.) Ruth Stewart, One-Vote Margin past the dams Is the conatnicUon was supposed to be torn down in Television iii Ha'rtfbrd CoVmty dail. 99 cSiaritew-Oak/steeel;..Syl- ___tt. la, the Republlcaria ^ l l In . Ffiotfly.Financial of special fiahways -— mechwilcal 1351^ TermlnaUon date w*is later Bocoum th*M are "not *T n a wage reductions, lnltUtedt/**J^“ . - The Carons were 'married^n Ses- r , H. ■ ■ ■■ - ■— and established by competitors of ■via Smith; 90 Siimmit street; M; . ive- otily, a one-vots^margta 'm ' 'Wife Is fi JhMi devices'-which 4:00—Kate Smith. . pificat but - jborier If hgtKs brdok. N. H.. In Jah. 1949. apd In ROzelma GlffJHz. U E ld ridge the Senate. The lineup will be 48 climb over or around th* da'ms. Also up for consideration will be 4:0®r-All Aboard. Ca»eney Brothers, nave widened the I r-,1 i -wt -mj ■ the Wii-Of. the. same year becaine street; Mrs. Agnes McDoWell, 38 ,Republicana../4X Democrats laniL 4:14—Meet the 8t*r*. from 1 to 15 yordi — you -S eeii waelt^-hec husband i gives . Tô fishwaye centarueted this, resignation of..Normin C; Co-, ..- 4:40—HnwAy. Deody c6m>tltlve gap W W C cm ip ih y ;jT D re (B ^ ^ separated. She returnerT o'êr Weiiinah road; Jiiim Rothainmer, one Independent, Alienator Morse her barely enough m®n*y A® *>®y tte Holtwood Dam prior] lo 1M5 moilo from'the Manchester Hous lov* plenty. Under such conditions, the wafB, . i husband last July, -after he had iiOO—College Roundtable. y- rcductloiu requested do not necc-- 518 Middle tur^lke west;] Mrs. of Oregon. Morse haZ said he will the gtroceriee f®r the family. When p roiy e d uBsueceisfuI. Never ing Authority. Comollo gave no 4:30—Sportacope. Apciclents Here pxirchased the trailer and wm Mairy~Trobby./ « Henry street: rote with the GOP. with which he she needs to spend mone^Tor any lypZ*. such as used for sMmon reason for hie resignation in his let - 4 :40—We*the*..Foi^C*»t. aiurily me'an that the yearly income working at the United Aircraft World New* RnundUft of the employes at Cheney Broth John Kalacis,/82 Main street; Mrs. slipt during the presidential cam thing; else. She has to s m him for oh the (Columbia River, nu^ cost ter to Martin. 7:00—Sidewalk Interview*. • NOVaTY WEAVE EAAMSSED COTTONS > Southington plant. / Slmmone Jo t a p e a U, Rockville; psign, on Senate organization-- more than the shad program is Th* conetruction of a permanent 7 ;li—Vanity Fair Th**t*r. ers will be less than if the wage Neighbors said Carln was 'an ‘L / ,, reductlona were not granted. This_ Three yninor, accidents were, in Dzlehijski baby boy, 227 Union Senator Rusaell o f Georgia, lead As she says in her letter, 'I worth, French added. memorial to veterans in East 7;J®-:Tlibae Two. • scuiinuRiD emiosseo cqhons extremely, quiet man who kept to street';. Mrs. Etna Chandler. Rock er of aouthern Dem'oerate,.. has.de 7:45—CaRiel N*wa Caravan. is true because' the’ alUmitiv^’ to I v " don’t have anything'^to manage a Cemetery la another agenda Hem. 4:0®—Mama. • BLAZjW, RAJAMA, SHIRTMO STRUIS tha wage cuts might well be unem-1 “u Hew Year s J5ey^ N o arrests himself." . ' viile: Mrs. Elizabeth Britt and nounced the ruleZ-change home with. I have to keep making The Clevaland Indians had the The monument- is being bought Z:.T>—Life of Liley: We Ccin't Tell Ypu More Now But ployment were made. All jmishaps occurred daughter, fi6 Harlan road: Heather "goon squad tactics" and s(dfi and'^ asking each time I need Z dubious distinction of striking out from receipts fronfi the sale of 9:0®-The Big Story . ^ 9 SOIID COLOR PHHIES, WAFFIE nOUCS St night. .... Sommers, 96 Middle turnpike Senate approval would shattei dollar.” ' 'the most times during the 1952 burial lots in the Veterans’ Field 9:40—The Alo'rich Family. On the evidence of the historical 10:0®;-CaTalcadc o( Sportt. • HOUSECOAT niSSE SEERSUCKERS waga ralationahlpa of the company First accident happened at 5:55 west;.Frank Peabody. 80 Garden broken precedents Of 160 years. That la A humiliating position American League aeesen. Th* In- portion of the 'cemetery. • Th* fund to Fall River-NeW Bedford and the on Buckland street, near Tolland So They ) Say street: John Iwanlckl, 83 Middle Rely on IfiMbuster for a man to force hie wife into, dIaiM whiffed,.749 times, now'containZ more than 35,0001.— ^ ' l \ ‘ an Aral: st Crime, • SPORT, NOVELTY RIISSE SEERSUCKERS He imd other southern Senators ovle Tim*. Northern Cotton-Rayon and Syn Turnpike. A car driven by Fred turnpike west. to have to ask him for every cent 5 k . . . ' ...... , You'll Be As Excited As Carter's thetic TextUe induatries, the con erick P. Evani', 31. of 347 Middle Would God that Jhl cuUursl Im- T DISCHARGED TODAY: Mr’S. have lilted for years on the'fill ■he spends. Temerfbw ~ • . » .. ' .' • TWEED, DUHEX FRHITS " clusion is inescapable that the turnpike west, stopped'on Buck-- provemenu In TV progi/ams were Oiadys Ttesing. 141 Brookfield buster to block Fair Employment Any wife has a right to resent A. M. Practices legislation (FEPC) and It. A wife should Be a man’s busi 9t00*:Te»l. Pattern. • . f SOLID COLOR COMBO) CNAMBRAYS wage reductions sought by the land street. Albert Fountain of 43 as certain aa the engineering im strert; Mrs. Gladys Flengo and 9;4®—Science Review. company are justified. A contrary provements. • son, 67 Befiton street; Margaret such other civil rights measures as ness partner so far as family fi 10:00—Space Patrol. Buckland- street, going south on antl-poU tax and antt-ljmchlng • BUTCHER RAYONS, 0ABAROMES dZeision would be most unfair, Buckland stre:t. slid into the —Electronics expert, I?r. l,ee pe AlbaiivlS Silas road; CTement Pon nances are concerned. l(J;4®-8k>- King. When Y[ou See The New Chevrolet bills. A wife should never be put. in SfPTIC TANKS ^ -11:00—Wild Bill Hlekok. • RAYON NOVELTT WEAVB would not only represent unequal Evans’ c«r when the latteF*stop Forest.-. tlllo, 108 ,'Autumn street; Robert -ll;S®-Kl If yon gat water in the OeUar, remenaber we waterproof from aeat eatsred into by the above- Edward 'Yankowakl, 34, of 345 Television' is replacing Holly street; Marcus Works, Stafford And it is sure to make the man 24 HOUR SERVICE ■fiao4 fTutiee, and dated Aug. 1, Onter street, (kidded into, a car wood as the principal mediufti o f Springs. who' controls the pure* striage Um taalda had guarmiteo our work against eeepag*. t W and .having been duly sworn I operated by Louis Tack, mass entertainment. riaented by every member of the BE S A F E !. . : RE StTREl . . . CMI METER TRUCKS avuig duly heard the proofs 25 Knox street on Center street at —Showman Billy Rose CITES NEED FOR AikMB The ifotherb^d of MeryTdo^ family. Hadrons - Of the Parties, Reriin, Jan. 2 — (jp) —. Mayer > .The aituation , is important Winter street! at 8 era Orcle wlU meet Monday nigi RURNER SERVICE fis follows In all those eountriZs thiZe 41 re Ernet Reuter renew^ Wrlth the at 8 o’clock at the ,home o* Mt enough for the wife to" take M c K i n n e y B R O T H ER S atapd on. In fact,, she should have _ with the first pay- slstahce — Increasing resistance, . AlUee todey .fi demand tliai hie Edward GPZa, 123 Helaine road. SEWERAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY T ix . m a n c h e b t e r I which commences after Thera are nine players of French but the terror is increasing too. West Berlin' police be phnnltted taken a stand on It at tin begin 1S9>lSt PEARL STm MANCHESTER— TEI.U 8308 rkL >WI. an Hourly rates and descent in, the NstionsI Hockey —Stsnlslaw Mlkoljcsyk, former to carry moi« peererfnl arms in ning of her' marriage. It would Can ALW AYS Depand Oa McKInaey Brother^* (fiHfiS Shan belreducsd by 9.75 e. Four of the nine pUy for Polish premier, on the Iron Cur order to str«8igt]>en their patrols have, been much simpler thaiL 4523 flzra ratw.uid f^fif l)i)^ .| th ^ Capaiuens. tain countries. . on the Soviet frontier. ' Read HdraM Advi* Blit it ie jnever too lata to mi[k* 1 fi r I •

J,. ■ t .. 'V TEN ^lANCHESTEB JEVENING HERAItP. MANCHESIEE. CONN. FRIDAY, JA N U ^Y 2 , 19^1^ \ MAfTCHESllIR EYENTNG/ITERALP. MANCHESTER. CQNN,, FTÎDA^, JANUARY 2 ,19SS ?AGE ELBViEN / a iu ew s o Spare Those Tonsil^, Help /■ The Child, Doctors Adviie ■7^ araAddlUon. Charles M. MlWtow- I Gtyk returns from 17 • months ing ends at Center Springs for sea mefchanls opposed to '; SNETCO Ja y Ituhinow heads Jewish wife, son-:-^ Quick arrest made In /' antlnwMl from Page/tan) luhibhs TJlly .‘banquet, Mak;ke 96 ■prOmirfent buslnesWarr; dies at 6.5. Uon talks eiid/^Mrs. tV’illiam Rah- doubtea-nfock; jsm e * jiûnsfe, Sr.. holldivA'. Thom as F. Ferguson. \Snipping the tonsils of your vhlghest Incidence in children under Jan u ary plan, May /Appelppeal drive. , theft-aaaault -egse. Local IS-* ajrf; local florist, dies. 84,„dies. • ■/'/" '' Heralih ro)/publl*her, elected di- tecldcnti .and two s r - ' Ahny service. son. ■ . new voters jn tw® hour*,S. ‘ \ ErncsJ/Mougin, 7,l\ of,.tCdvenlry, kin to spealy'at B'nivl B'rlth inslsl- ehVld ,1s AA outmoded aa traveling 10 yesars df age. ThU la the Uma 36-^Lt. Nathan Gatchell '•Ads ' 31—Rockville man dies in fire. I'—SNETCO re fits 70 per cent 4—;Director Lappen stirs Up in year-did confused by fuse over 11- zHeavy 'rains flood Boltoa 1.1 New dump rhgulallon* go rector of ’Manchester Tntal Co. I«MS roported over holiday. H e a d 3^S«rvj «ho^ of aubscribert favor hew serylcef' street area. Automobile liability S e p l p n i b e r 13—DedicatW'ri • climaxes gears' •killed in .auto, accident. lation. / ■ • • ‘ fn an ox-carj!, according to the of 'life when the physical system tour of duty at Camp Drunjfr Approval seen near on North End surance controversy' at public letter te, Maiinea. 12- -Ortlc.lals set upv procedure 29 - Diroctprs take no actipn fin Into effect Monday Truck driver's Merchants report high salea voj^- of strUtlnk Prudential Insurance ""ich time wÛhlng TT Richard 9(srtin sworn -tn as ngW rates increase In this area, Turh-,,. Palana for /'Kind Ijsdy!" M atth «w i_ork , . for Emamiel Lutheran HWtford County Medical Associa- wages a 'Constant battle against axmtaôults post. Town notea 14 they do In:-school. USO drive Zonei's defer action on Jarvis ap water rates. United: Aircraft re hearing. Big audience for outdoor 9 — Nejmlation without, at?i Jud*oh Lare, 'papA' of tor town's ■ employes' itelon vote. Lessner's compromise offer.otlJd.- tardincS.s brings Kim more trouble J ume. \ tiote I •• / ...... Infections, building- up ImmuniUaa news 'lease at Cheney's. Ground general rnknager. Hans .Doeilhg music festival In . Educational ington, Firato, and Clifford Varney' Psiton rejects report of. -member- a,s police uncn.vo/ôlri rh,ivge. Law- 26 Fire\dest'roys 9100,000 . of ^ u a ltie a in Korea. ''Nineteen plication for apartments. Board of key to auccqM of Cheney’s i^ o n ; 'Dfabetes Detection' dri\^ starts .500. tor. land St Main and Pearl tha that last a lifetime. broken for North' Branch bank. back '{or good’ this time. Parade Square. Friends bid ^ n o ce n ti fareirall at- are'candidates for Board of Direc -ihTp“on‘RimTblicaT’Town >*’ visitor here, '’ers. answer directors in Open broad leaf '’tobacco at Hackett Ftvf many year* tha medlcaj architects apply for school w ork, aulclde by han^lns. Mercury Education approves Vernon street te* . ■ LaBelie^ Watson address Cheney next week.' Rockville Marinf!’.Rgt. strje'et.s. Eighth ^ S t r i c t directors profe.sSton considered tonsil* n use- M*.a M ^ trt n*uf Inuf Pnlir* nmh* turn launches BoosteiaClub meeqharship ■5—Martin delaya payment of In .party. Troo^ Scouts BHt-; tors. Forum letter. plantation . in\ Buckland. Seven "Immunization against -infec- here. drops tQ new low. Police probe two school plans. Anthony Ivanlski, wins SilvetH^tar. ,^ te to bV u ^ w at^ f*^t* .boost,. less, eVH, dlsease-breedlng'^ organ, lions will increase In th* chOd if breaks. Prudential agents request drive. Local FruO'cntlat agents win surance premiuma. Educators out ish royalty. 'KlwanlMu atart 12— W alter T. Mahoney to run i2 -C h le f' Schendel resigns as unloh. Twq new store.* t® op»n lo PUC Wears that water com arre.sted. elghl/tojured -in holiday 3—Local educator^ report 900 27—^Deposits at First National A prtt .company’s praise. In su ran t Dem- 'again for board. ' Hilliard Ea- Civil - Defense' dlrectoj-. , North /te dikin' stfeet. Total of 587 . N 13—Nte'V gale, regulation In off hatter out. than In. Now, however, the tonsil* are left intact; aren resumption of negotlatiOna.' .JKa- Bank' pass 94 million mark.' Thrpe line high School needs.'M3ratarious baby pig on tour. x Jf^ u a rd John ing. at town dump. Red Ctross pany in. imm-oylng flnaneial contll- accidents. SMFD rommission- more children in 3-17 a»e froup. 1—MHS drsmatists adviot^ berats hit 'boas’ tsctlcs "here. Total •Ink tracks baffle local ."experts." taters seek payment for damage .B ran ch bank to open SepL 29. J '* " ’'voter* made. ■ ■ ' they- know the ionslls airve a* ihougii occasionally th*y-bacom* Bowers block^purchased by Man Klar Toy Co. to build.: new fac plana proposed to ease water prob Panctera's quick ^sftion averts veals '’most asked’ queries pn blqml [D ecem ber ttbn. H'bktetei s'St'" osw ers to hear Schapb case Monday. rfsltiral protective devices,'" Dr. tory. . \ ■ New England finals with Of 9,848 drivers' licenses issued. ' 6-^Local - Lombardo Brothers drowning at S a lt e ^ \ to homes. Cigsr Harvest plans ' WUllam' HorOwltz e.*tale inven-’ 14— Touth' confc.*scs nine Cros.s cphlract. Rev.- James ,R. Telephone company reports recogd swollen and. Inflamed." Dr.:Up*on chester Savlnra and Loan. Arnold lem at Green. Director Isippen- program. . , ■ 1 Uly.s.ses Lupjen. /rormet’ M an Wllliani H. Upsoji. president of the said. "But if the tpniila and ade 31—Papw salvage fuhds buy' thsh's Daughter.' C. Foster Hi ,2—Shoe store owners query Df. piggery 'ordered abolished. Three 10— CD drlve^recnlitlng obStaVte^\Union aibltrallon says he'll aecejH town'x.,913.000 , m the umf?d vent colds. He said, "Medical stu . 1—State approves, preliminary serve Les^ Year birthdays. Tax 4_ L ^ a l grili'a liquor - permit quota for second straight year. i ■ffreworks ban. JaffeS wlna FlOO aired Monday night. Residents Aiito* collide at Hiltl^d underpass- Iheran churches. Town invp.rts pitch livlo, help jlt^ iy Jiiros, .son promêd to vfee president hf pro- Is sulcld* by ga* In Main ,h*treel].J“'^^®",| P'®cedure In the United Helen Khbobyar of Iran. George F. ters. Wealey c. Gryk, Demo- of onptef their group,.-by donating reecs.ses to Dec. l5, Mrs, .HvOlin dies have indicated that removal of plans for South School.. C i g'a r rate will be announced soon, ready auspepded 15 .days, Gar overturns 5 - William R. Horowitz, Jewish prize,. KlwanJ* scholarship. Erratic .vrged to give blood. West H ert /fatic towiKchairman, and aldea ' change to business zmte sOught fttr .school m oney until it is needed. iluetlonNat Kenn Mamifacfuring Co. apartment: neighbor qyerebme hy tonsils had no affect on the inci Boirst retlresâftef years at corrected Grand List. Ensign A. L. but .ôuple escapes serious injury. auto smacks tree. ford man hurt in dazed fall ffoni/ * Esst Center street neBl/Fhstsi/''- Local voting list tops- 20.000 blo^ . JVesley C. Gryk named Granr, Santa'* aide.'atart*/work, leading ’!'physicians In Hartford Fire Inkur|mce Co. festival e x te n d i'tb four • days. leader and phllantropist, dies. discuss cam îgn plans. Edwin qKMeyer. 42. kilted in New .fumes. / \ A toaay dence of colds, ear infactioiiS,' Local developefw building in East Riker in gets Navy Wings. | 5:--i,200 workers at Pioneer 10—Health Officer K e^ ey Warns stool after striking htad on. door/ 16— Does town. t^Tint CD 'q^-diqt,mark. ■ ' - clulirman of ; 9.53'polio thwc, Kav- 3! Di-. Matilda Bailey^toutlineh ■/yor.k inddetrial accidcm.L...... l^ rtford Cptinty/ say that tbnalls First Congregational Church notes 15— Police Xonduct tests, of lartruagr teaching d^rfftenv. at 30 Miss Ethel M. Hraliiard, 76tFJ alnueitip-,' 'iaryngitii, bronchitis; 7— March of Dimes' drive, opens.Hartford. Jvajrt teacher honored at parachute give J . T. King new ' that Lombardo BroUiers. facing 14— Undermanned air spottersnewly-acquired slcometer. Bap ' officials ask. Girl Scouts Av)ll.l^rrl\\e •l7/»Paul E. Robidoux, 20-year- jdgs Bank Christmas ClubNhits “J8 BtalK mav hotfi anti-pollu- gassed and Injured >'hen n*;)ghbor are/ protaetive organs' and should Metter-Kurland partnership .brok 129th anniversary. Town will ap lea.cher.s'. conference, heifs Wilfre-1 pneumonia or tubereuloaia. In fad , tea by Magehester Education As- car-Blood-bank officials issue call court order on piggery IsSue. Man begin 34-hour watch. Qlrl Scptite tiste buy England home. Dem home. Sept. 21. Rotary sats mih'- old Wapping 'man, killed In apec^ 'nearly 9500,000. First I^tioiteJ tiort'. talks .itere. Cheney Brother* take* life by gasyteported still on not D# removed except for repeated' en as/smoke shop .closes. Rey. ■ .z. ■ M a rch . ' 7' ply Tor state aid on new schools. strel date .Oct. 24-25. Bank notes Cliristmas Cluh ot- J . Maxwell named to newly cvent- these' same atudiaa indicated that soplatToi for O negative type blood. Mr, and 6-'S au l Silverstein named to chester one of m ) ^ . fatality-free report. Eiitiah friendly! ^ helpful. ocratic Town ■'commiUea jilan* taculgr orash a t Middle tiimplite dlro/l>ns vote\7 fOr 1 stock spilt. critical list at/Manehester Memo infection*. Positively infected ton there were more colds and rasplra- Kelgeraon announces resignation '-'-2—TOwn Planners/ okay zone 1—Sheekey propoeea .lO-mlll/tex Mrs. Elmer Wedeh will, 8y to J a towns for first months, of 1962. Dr. W.»L. Gnuner,' for many years 17— Bruno Byeholski, quits policeand Main atreet- ' National S ^ e - 9125,000. \ e'd.“ f>.''t,of- town planning edglneer PUC nppfove.^ Credit boost tor rial Hospltetr Eighth District sils snd tonsil 8tump.s shonld he \ from Covenant Congregational government’s team going to Bel meeting to choose candidates.' ' force, two others le.SVin'g. Dlrec- Gem;^c David.son h)t by pick-up tbi-y diseases among children wbOsS chi^ga., for ■ TrUat Co. North rate. Manchester Modes p ^ g e a pan to visit doctor son. Trust Co. Fund is buylnFârtiflclal leg for a local dentist, dies. 16- :r ^ h d expert to discuss bond ty Council recommends five pruts- ' „1T— HeaHngf-'on town's .puroha.se m MSi-chester Water. Co. Frank Board of Director* approves plan* eliminated under adequate surgical .!^'G^}urch, effective April 30., • Cdn- gium. Byron Shinn ■ of Bolton to '' tbrs appear *et to ptder survey of, Li'uck on Spruce street. technique and sUjIl. ’ tonsils and adenoids bad bean re Bputeh.''lCaro qiUaic firm formed alectrocSrdigraph to Heart .Oinic. notes 19th anniversary. Attorney g«t two degrees at-'UConn. Nell Billy Prentice 15— Charles. House, says , Ike’s finance with directors. .State era. more men-for PD.- Ah"craft of Derby property at Green set for' Reilly re-eieCted iteebiOent of Local .and *p*i{leclDcations for improve moved." ' nectieiJt Co. asks PUC for fare in Philip Bayer heads cancer drive. PD. Gas comM'hy • eohver.slon 4 Jomy K. Rogers Is ‘bbak of '.Trap Infection ôrd tubeii. of local writers. Rusarii A. Wright name^4o head Cheney starts 30th'year in town's 1 1—D teaw rs postpone actifin on convention yrlA. mark's'te'-blrth' of Health Department and U. 8. Pub unton backs LaBhile. /Arnold Dec. 5. Drug-sjore.s ae-rs’e as col 63. ' • ■ \ . (went* UL/**wag#.jteJiewag#. disposal'disposal plant, Ha warned that if you are going crease. '.., Eaatc'r Seal drive. Zoiêm deny . 7 —'Passion', given at South school bond issue as opposition ap-. GOP. Directora r» t/r Insurance crews move- in tomorrow# Direc Lawrence named / arct^ ect for lection cen teis for -dlabete.s drive, knowlcdge^pn New Engrand's Nisr 19 Velerarr'^nvpl; , ____ honored - ^ ^ ■t)r. Upson said that swollen anx) 8— Miss Jessamine Smith Spokesman for tnaprance agents employ. ..Chester Hogan promoted lic Health Service plan disposal Rev. Jbhn R. Neubert, Buffalo, N to have a tonsillectomy, have it denies they will resume work Mon Jarvis plea 'for Janiti^ apartment. Church by M. A. France. State pears trpbe...report,Wo ernh. A'hether'poilio c u e reported Boiten' ■ ywtngster - kilted - in tali' WiHartt MYLsMig-hiln’-teavilig -North -cicars,. Ricbai'd.,; Diauteiud^/ ite ^ln- vcit^ tor union by 77 to 3- Record diefy, of eia.sh Injurie.s. Gertrude d'rlv/.ts succesg:., Manchester, NE' CROP O F YOUNG Hartford youth to year for breaks w—Directon> approve SO-miH tax Start laying new Green water line 9170.000. tion- . , j here. Iran teacher Impressed with Big oil truck' rams car./Rowdies dum date. Reach hot compromise 18— Flood of walk-in donorsOOO federal grant. Two-tone gladio surance plan At— Manchester 'niimber 'of 183 pint.* donated .st Henm.snn, mu.slo teacher, dies at im'pi'oi'ement AsSociAtlon enler- rate. Rate criticized aa too high, soon. 9— LaB/lle nanies Democraticin Democratic caucus fight. Col pushes BloodmobUe\Oyer top. Gil lus grown by Bolton man. Martin lO-)-- Resifients buck Olcolt street- 31. , : ' — - -telna 'fiSO children at abnual party. c freedom of American students. Dr. visit -Nathan Hale School. Voters 8 ;dpdes. Bloodmoblle visit. Parakeet ca,se iCKtNS 'Violation of charter, W. A. Purtell 11 Hans Doerlng writes that/nsurgj . Causes of two co.atly lect 157 pints aa town tops quota bert E. Williams, pilot in Coven proposes general' storm water ',4s-'dump site. Domocrats-Union ’ 22- Directors- vote Woodland 23 Rlchartl 8. Ghllda . Man HEAVY Kobert R. Heehey, Jr., reports 'Will be made Feb. ____ 11 puzzle flre;-offlclsls. Mar bound over from Bolton to Super 8 Fire Chief .Schaub warns.th^ to speak here March 19. return to Germany has placed him I fires on Bloodmoblle visit. . try erksh, reported on danger Mst. sewer \study. Deadline nears for / alliance, seen for local elections. street sidewalk.* despite strong ior'Court. "Put C hrist'Back Into- 'hot' hair .spray .sold here. R ^ . chester* haflve, author* »q®k, on acute blood shprtage at hospital. ■ 7—Elizabeth Bennet L 1 b r a r y 7—Principal Bailey answers at tin studying need for school In ROASTEI S 9 r opens. Eighth ' Utfiltlea District in disfavor. Superior Court appeal 16— Directors to ’ conaider alco-Elmer Hart's burns prove fatal. prlmarids- Bible seminar planned by lofsl PbjeeUon. Oa* compar> .teeks aid’ CttristmA.*” drive Starts for second James Bell tendered fareweK by governmental reforms, Viajting Two youngsters hurt coasting. tack. on MHS textbook/ Town planned on ruling "affecting local spector. SMFD votes'2 1-2 mill tax eonncil of Churche.s. second. Con HEAVY 11— Richard Hultfnan geningboasts good ta x ,Collection record. nteter purchase Tuesday. Schendel Plan to build dikes around, local oil 21— Three more/Candidates boh of ■ town in legal battle. Ohlef year. Church of Nazarene. Oyer 500 at Chinese glrl aing* qa,rols with ftx;al Counsel LaBelie htte water depart package store. Hospital Superin gregational Church accepts Rev. fn battle against polio. Spencer Auto dodgea d^. hits tree. mges cooperatton lA CD test, tanks. 7 « up in Iocs'! political waters. Total Sch'-ndel urges wider Brookfield 20- Martin asks cost e.Stimate tend Cheney union , Chri.stmas Girl Sronte! About .5.5, needy CAPONS . . ^ U s 4 t c ment fund tranMer as 'absolutely tendent Stover urges residents Join 0—Hoapital o|)ens new wing tO' ^ bout 1,800 attend /Hons Club 19— .Cop.v of 1889 Herald' gives of. 609 new voters made. Phone V Leland Hunt!*' (■esignall/n. ' xtreet for proposed new high party. ,/ -families will: get Christmas- bas Rubber Co. expanding plant. Es 8—Town requeata protection at Blue Croaa. ' /•' y. Blood bank onl>’ 15 plntr 2 7 - Cheney union rejects t e- on sewage, disposal plant plan. RpeMal Prleee Fraeaert,' improper.' Girl Scouts start selling Horse Show. Phillip Nelson dies at picture of old Manchester, jjîl- number changes delay publication school, ket*. Delivery In. Mi ickeatar.' tablish R. H. Feiguson prize at Woddbrldgr-'atreet railroad croaa- 12—-Capt. and' Mrs. Atwell inder year’s quota. Hackett ajc- quested W4ge ctil. Dirccto'te take 'Y'bung drivers organize.Wiil pun P-r-Martln .sign* (wfreement' on t cookies In drive. Survey’ ahowa 51* Architect aaiures Waddell liams still critical. Second Con- of town director. Couple buys He 23- -Jarvis afipeal from Zoning 247'-,SMFD Chief Schaub aus- Frldny Ev Trinity. Hospital reports T O births ing. Mayor urges Heart gSihd sup Sstvation Army write of mlgsion. 'cepts . GOP Town committee post. ish' offenders themselves. Wander Pearl street purrnasc. SMFD ■ - /• In 1951. Director Lappen gets an town above average in traffic safe- School will be ready in September. .gregattonal Church plans alterk; bron grist. mflUo restore ground.'. up; PD issue at closed, session to- Bpstd decision'Sustained by-Court plan* carol sing/Tow n's -union penftf.1;! after being involved in, port. Arnold' Lawrence aaaigned as in Africa. Pioneer Parachute Co/ Motorcyclist slightly • Injured in '" night. Town reports Hilliartl ing dog seen cause of Bolton crash swers to queries about method of archtt^ for-Green School expan ',ty. Masons-elect âmes Lewis; J . 17— ^Martln orders water aprlnk-tions. Man thumbs rides to lo-^ 22— Ggi conversion work ex -of/.’’ommon ■ Pleas. Lea'ding artist, as Coliimhia'mah injured^ Polic/e/ niert.s wiHi Martin to discuss Ihree-caf accident. YWCA\ an M. Shparer dieir suddenly. lands 94,7(W.OOO defense cpntrait crash. ling ban. Community ‘takes 10' for pected, to stdrt in mid-September. / Estates sewers adequate when in- Harry Ballinger, to tour loc.al H.A. K hiring new general manager. sion. ^ u b le sessions at MHS still 13—^Flre damages Sllbroa’ ahd cal Jail. y report' two break*.’' ' , wage, worit, hour proposala. nounces home decoration contest -.13—Dimes drive' topa -92>000 in dpubt. Public works top budgpt 9— Democrats want another 14— Clouds dull Basted pafatê. CD teat. Three local girls wip 21—Cheney’s union to enter lo Angry Coventry farmer asks stalled. , . , schools. Expect 5,000 young.sters 21— SMFD voters approve pur 10—Andm-er rent found tor winners. . .Tewlsh. crew prepare* Tei. Manchester adjoining stores. Gov. Lodge lauds at, American Legion's Halloween mark. Name doctors for emergency axpbnrnsa BO far this year. auditor to - cheek town books. OPS clinic for busineumen Iwre nursing - scholarships.. State cal political arena. Residents of probe -of giis firm. Juveniles held 23—Reilly brands .wage cut ‘um chase of MeHe'e street property. hurned-outr IDoebler fanu'ly. .Hart to lake over CD/Christmas *ky- Sullivan Ave.—-Wi tomorrow. Three youtn held after town for hospital work.'Car flips for theft'Of chain saV. paxtie.s,, Dry spell bring* ban on room service at hospital. CD di Army nurse. Lt. Ahasîa Maureen Shea a-ins Legion ora- on Bolton's Route 85. three hurt. proves Memorial Field site Green Manor held block dance.- sound in principle;' Police issue,, re BidwoII brothers , serving together ford pojicc. tpicatlon lacal .manman on wa'tch tn , release Christians tor rectors orders 91,240 in equipment jCKapoiaponts,' tells of duty In 'Kbrea. torlsl contest. Red Cross drive hits parking lot brawl./lât Co/ind ■new high school. •K. of ■ G; - sets -mlnstrei for Nov. Sherwood G.' Bowers reslgh.'i ferred to genor.sl manager. Night open biirrUng. Food takes bi’ggesi! inm r\uiKorea. fit. . xjui.ni Local teachersiriiiMciN Will iii beui'v^srinloyod delivery truck.ttULiv. ^^*on.s Water department audit begins from GOP Town committee, faaii-r bite of, local retail dollar, survey .,..-j4_Attorney John Mrosek be D irector!. meet to dlscuiw neiy 95,178. t^rectors study applica Savings Bank wlll/te headquMters Thursday. Biuglara Kit Brunner’s, 18— Police will get slcometer 13-15.for Local State Guard tmits school regi.sters 118: Timely call by HoRt5 for Cornirciiciit r^MurpUon clccjt/Grahnm 1*. Clark masler.. comes associated with Butiep; general manager. Fred'.A Ver- tions for general manager's Job. for 'Llghte On’jmght. Collector of Intoxication tests. Over 200 gjitdu- off to Camp Lodge. Ten local reen E;'McKeever wins Holtewood local insurance man saves life of shows^ Conference Dec. 3. Building'of new I.k)(-al girl, Nancy (levelond/ take 93.500/in goods. trip'for- naming Hopalong Cusl- Volpe, Gairity and Sacco. Acting planek veteran Aducatoryhonored 10— Mallory dtnlea ' Oieney'a Revenue Cervinl reports brlpf^k busi 13— Fire cause still unknown a.«iate from Barnard S(îool. to soldier's return to New York from gas’ rtetim in WilUnmntic.' North 2//Mst-lin muiti ori, nimbr he.'ll; rn-rtt*»i - on Tolland turnpike start.* 'arrie.Sxon undaunted by doctoia’ ■/ General Manager Sheekey gets on 92nd birthday. Polio returns moving South.' Fifty businessmen ness as taxe^: flowing in. public meeting omârbage-dump Germany., dy’s norse. Trust Co. considering Methodist Otiirrh host to CounciT pi9k CD head topight. . Italian ] , do.ith vcrtljct given 20 years qgo. merchants check losses. Over 5.- new/ retail credit plan. - partial report on school boilers. reach 913.600.' and Industrtaliste tour schools pn 15— Local churches rprajpare, for500 families contacted in church Isstie. S e c o n d Cimgregatlonal 32-r-MutuaI security plan lauded of Cliurche.s. ■ '. nisler .speaka at/North M eth o-, 22 'N. H arry Niel.sen killed hi Ofi'lcials term youngsters' match IVE O en ey 's awarded quarter million 'll—G Clef Club marks 3Sth-an BIE day PD proWem depot. .Sndk and Buskin readies I prover/a hit, ' !/’ 16— Another “hot” sweaterdirectors tw discuss n|utual aid 8 jected. . Hany attend Salvation leotors. Local hospital has (expert Rgllly’i ^ Ity ihowi spurt.- Oapt. George rectors to invite /accountant for ueeeed~ father :as president of piggery Monday, j falla to endorse any candidates. Cheney-uninn di.sputc goin,» to ■Father of the Bli'tie.’ John Lupton ] 2l/Tow n t/l as.sume Ghristma.s Rh baby teAm. Green Manor, Inc., ; found here. Everett A. Patten ''agreament tonight; / audit talks. Judgment of 931,750 American' Dyeing Corp. Edward Army concert in park. Lower . gas again seeks zone’ change to Indus-- Beany ends 14 months In Kor^ 20— Over 100 see/Girl SCoqts rates off seen aa possibility here. Ti^n girls to' compete in cigar arbitration. Leste'--Dcwe,v, to,, re may represent,GOP at local rally. I UprprAtiona Aoon. "Elijah" oratorio 13- YWCA speakers urges against local m/n In Tolland Su Morlarty to manage Meriden un- ecn con tu t. Jarvis to appeal tired SNETCO cable splire/ ends Over 350 see Rotary minstrel. j pteat success. Mahonev hits non- ^ ^ ____ /' - ■! WIFE trial. Savings Bank elects new o»^ Americana to 'grow/up.' Local Ig—Daughter of Liberty/ otes from Hartford. Many volujtt^rs .24—Directors approve 91.575,790 O f f IT MOW...tNJOY I t FOKl U H I 49th'' •anniveraAry.ry. EEaster a s t^ Seal perior Court. ShSakey voted 91,500 employment office, heeded for skywatch.' Estate oF w , enij^l by tewn plannera of .Hart ■ refirenient to go to Greenlted. D t' 27 Thomas Dodd defends IL S. . incai ura'pf diapoaal area. ctrs.-'NormajrComollo- new chair man records apaec'he's 'byBrillSh for extra ser/lces aa manager ' 15—Police use radar to arrest school budget. School bond issue INVITATION TO RIO man of Manchester Hpusing drive opens tcôn^w. Rgv. Rich Harry England',/inventoried at ford 'road/'Zone change. . rectors okay av>i'tant (o/ town ■foroign policy .in Kiwanis talk.TCx-j : 25-,^Board of Directors ft) re- royalty/ Mlaa Binder cites needs MHS parents /may organise into epeedlng. DeWolf Art sol^^te J. P. M orgu'at 1.75 per ON TUER REMOVALS’ Authority. ard B.\kaltMne8v’es St/Mary's on 9407,423. WarreiVb. Wood leaving cent. Town wins high rating ir . 27—J o ^ Hedlund resigns as clerk. rhitege Glub plan's .indoor clrcus/Jpon'êv huving Pearl street strip es at hospital. Reach one group. Guild installs Mrs. Jay Rand. recreation superintendent. .Higl^ _____2fi— In(hi.'=i rial zeme ~ i/qOe.st -by- "Meet the Candidates" rally raisfa-f pr^ Cittimjtc'churches- tntTnch|- ;; Bids irilt/be received' for reniov* __..1-X-T,poncordla Lutheran Church, 94.3^ lit _ A p rl(,L .of 8.85 on ■ 16.-'Martin-, directors- -and- ex>-- local school, system...... teaSic -safety,- P, L, Bouthill 7/ revises' constitution. Prudential / _^ more assgMmante. ITr-vHarald/w’lns honor a 'Iii typo 21— P. J. Beimall ends 55 . years numher of 'JuverflTl!!* using local' L '’dall-Fotild.s rou.se.s protest Hed rhubarb. Thanksgiving (lolhing,; ing tre,-s at the ofllce of the Ren MODERK MORGliN KITCHEN Tha Wlaterway doss a oil baatiiig cut /Power Co, opens 'sub-ststlon. perts to inspect water supply. •tea P' A W 91.000 suggest: 2 8 --Volunteer fireman/tVefeoniev'drivc. Clienoy-Uiiion begin arbi.tra- era! Manager, Town of .Manrliex. agents and company argue on pay- 1S-+Republicans /defend use of graphy contest. Capt. Fred Keish with Cheney’s. Sidne.v Mo.sler elec.t' sw ^d. Total of 462 are htede libraries. Principal • Bailey cites lund names fee staff. Survey IteModal, «ir build'iBt|h Mavga.n Hteh winds ^m ka' Brunner's dia- home after 56 missions In Korea. Study group decides child needs F*-'* ^ factors behinsJ MHS double ses at: Hickey's Grove fire. Liipibn. Jo it ion talk s.Sep o il 14 positive tests ter'at ."I p.m., E .S . T.. Wednesday, Job ia JBuJl to madioaa bbttae. Year -Ing, policies. Community Players general mnd. Flrsjt National .Bank an allowance. ed president / jof Temple Beth voter*. Demand for ice hot /ttni shows police costs high here. Mrs. Woed ^biiw ta • every ConvaniMM!* built in after rear it anOmaUcally provides present .vArsenic and Old Lace" j^ywiijdonX .- to Opel/ Colcljejdtr branch. Cobb’, Mrs. Fitspatrick elected to head Sholom. Figures sho\l' local school sions. GapbSê disposal display • Griffin sues Hayloft owner for repr‘present R.epttoJlcana at rAlly ,to-| bs diahetfs drive ends. John Cock-|-.|anuary 14, '19.53 at. ivhicli time 17—Gardenshow a suc heavy.^; Soi^pptfmst* mayk /lOth • inish thaumatural «r aay eater for Ladies of Columbus. / ,14 —Gray Co. to move into flll- Morla^y head/United-Negro Col County FMeratlon of Democratic •costs below state average. Robert will be day-long affair. Town’s re 9100.000 ih hu.shsnd's death.- night. erham rSlires Dec. 31 a* St. Mary’s i bids will be opened In public. Bids, geiitla djreulatiMi of w/irm,, dt*n, bu- ^liard mill over week end. BeneAt cess. Directors apjirave Vernon 25—Tteiring Scouts movW into ply oh Hilliard Estates flood due « y,ear.. Waldcnsians’ fiinclibn in Churciyoiganisl. acalrd and marked 'T ree Removal • aeeiaptetalinaofaiaaa'toitanylajraat ’ midifiad a^. Ask fis about this haad- •' 18—Utllltiap study report will be lege fund... Mayor Turkfngton hits Women. Jarvis Secures pipperty Kiernan quite police force. Belgium. « p e lihe to, Greeii area ‘ 27^Bo!tnn bottlp rliih rftidfd ' planned' for Italian 6ood relief. near Bradley Field. Matthew Mori, street senool plans. ^ soon; ./ itqjyr-'describe.ff by.. Dr,,, Rlpca. irector*- went-Pear) *treet >.HId,” tnust be lir the -nffirr-of-the /Ubnaaia erFiMN-us *-Wa halpYM p io H* discussed, at League of -Womep at-D em ocraîn fund controversy., '.i_. ?.?—.R«f?te.ndam,jpn V e r n o n, jcompieted,/^v.,G. .a ,. S umt.. ta r ■ • AffAltv: Lo'caT" ‘Demw-fateeirdor.*e ■ 'sona baaameatanit”< " ' ■ Emergency lAedâl phone/ system arty aalte land at Broad street and 19r7;Fluoroscape:.presented .Heart.' 28 ~ Cre’W's riishrro/ffhisliWaddall •''29 Dodd, Lupton lo ^ horn* at land/order, condemnation proceed- (leneral Manager before the time " Voters meetlrig. Dimes drive' clinfoe ■ I4—D'enuifcrats reiterate demand' .ainlc aa:Waddell memorial..-GOP,./Boyers .. and , South schqol proJ.P' 'keish completes duty. - Police ar 100th year. W. P 7 sio v er named er and arcomplice held on theft PlggeVy , Issue ref referred to pro- - 28—Two week-end firee'x.cause poventry pilot, hurt in crn.sh. Dt rcct(^*'hold final meeting t^ o r -! winner. Town may pass ordinance BUILDING MATERIALS decides to "waft" oiy'Ike endorse- Dr. lAnbaclj's woi-ld literacy/ rest tw-q youthful,', armed burg chairman of mental health cam charge! secutrfr/by Dr.. K>« Keeney, Dr. Lane In England. Fred Baker to op ^01.31 B tIN n R STREET — TEUPHONl t W meeting Simdsv, about 93,000 da^ges. Rev//.and rector candidates give views a, row/St: Mary'-* Church' to/honor riirbing bottle clubs. Cheney-Unlon m«nt. / / lars.' paign. GOP caucus set for April 21— Directors set June 10 forGiddli s .new pathologist at hos- pose Samuel Turkington for town 21—Rev. Woodr/ff. named pas- 16-. 'Savings Bank mhyln Mrs. Reynolds off for missionvin women voters' . meeting. Mm. j oyâftiat John Oockerjian7 Reilly aw4it verdict as two-day-arbitra- LUMBER FUEL 17—Friends staj-t campaign "for - hearing on school appropriation. pital/ clerk's post. HQhenthal'.n(\tes innth hirthdiyv. , to- represent union in JChenfy'* \ tor emeritus of ^nler Congrega- with expansion. ■ Walter Hlb', India. Plan to r a tif y local voting SO-'-Little activity* slated for amputee Billy Prentice. Attorney Complete plans for Memorial Day 25— Handfid' of voters turn out, .machines. j ‘ 'Totim's reqiicst for federal school I wage rut arbitration.. Jke win* B A N T L Y 536N.MAIN Str MANCHtSTBR feU 16145 tional Church. County GOP will announces ('andidacy fop general George Lessner trapped in Cuban 21—"Lights On” n4ts 93,100 for Holiday week end. Common Plea.s , /cancer fund. Over /O acrea In this parade. Set 91.000 bonds for two apfal-ov.e school appropriation. 39—Central' phone system con aid turned down. // JifH.S mock election. push Ike drlve/here.’Flan to re- manager job. / / revolution. H it' 914.500^ in Red youths on theft counts. Cheney Technical School graduates Opurt hacks zonera on seri'ice ata- / "YOUR STORE OF FRIENDLY SlRVICE" 18==;Eleven' inchea of allow in area blackened by Area. Demo- sidered .for Municipal Building. A 31 Town union ele/lion tenta* AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO AU! model Bowers Dlbck. ^ CroSa drive. Body of W. H. Pren 22— Defeated Democrats may,'26/ Charge '! L®nibardo Brothers tldh denial. Manchester Water Co. v O I L C O . • 22^-Lt. Lqwrence Perry com wlnter’a flrst had itonri. Charles cratlc .Town c(te>mlttee endorses Zoners okay'lgcNeil street as site seeking 956,000 loan. Death of t ' / i t n h o r y - tTvely set/for Nov. 19. Attorney open .Daily 7 A. ,M. to 8 P. M. lacludlag 'Wedaaaday tice. Jr., coming home from Gerw Conteaf. caucus results! Languagiif violating local, state ordinances. I 4/CiOnPr. . y/ j / Herm.vn Yiites scekuplg town coun- Aftemoan* 'n d 'flatnrday m i Naoa pletes 14 months in Korea. Mrs. Merrtman die.* in / ’’V' crash. Sen. McMahon. Two of three of motel. Horria Pasternack, former local many. / ydiiths flned ter parking lot fray. difficulty . features couri rases te6—R*v. Alteed' Williams cele 30—Directors, planners set nei^- 1—Scout' Leader Emily -«mHh .sel’s Job. Frank Qq*y die* of auto TEL. 2. 4595e - 2/-4596 Steele, Herald's Tolland writer, Democratic , 'Town . committee 18 —Water department issue up Burglars hit Beck's clothing stere. 20 photographer.. celebrates 92nd birthday. Board of wants non-local seheral manager. Some of 4^d men home briefly brates th anniversary of ordi- subdivision /regulation*. Frank) reports. following three'^/norith accident . injuries, Raymond A. plans new effects for 'Passion.' over week ,end. Cheney’a reopens 23— Planners, table request' fornation. Seven Rockville men buy.i Femlnb bo)und over in theft as- tour,•'that anti-U. S. feeling Is Johnson nanyed election . m oders-' Education approves preliminary Rotary Club marks 13th anniver for airing t,pnight. Herbert Franfce Broad street Junk yard.; Joaeph Range and Fuel sary. Polio drive total la $13.0.40. after' shutdown. Horton Manufacturing Co. North 1«,ult , c a * S; Start dismantling S ep tem b er grow’lng In 'Europe.- Manchester,, lor. Herald cited for contribution ' plans of South School addition, Prentice fund drive starts in ea^ r Volz appointed to head Trust Co. Council of Churches lionoia five to eclucatioq. ■ ■ thmes march past 96.000. Superin Motor vehicle ~deoartment ■ .office 22— Educators vote to return End voters approve 96.000 fd r; bumqd-out Main istreat stores, 2— Announce MHS room aaslgn- eat North Branch. Seek to form per sewage plant. Stolen tape recorder j • .UT-AniOnlst sets fire here, local'lavmen--by pre.sentipg them : , •;------I tendent of Schools Arthur H. 11- opens tomorrow for 1952 regia- ...,ii»-V®unce School to town. Raymond F. manent UN group herY ments. Town haa accident-free , Oil Distributors Itng reports school boilers are safe. trationa. 19—Directors Po»lP®P«_. TGorman heads cerebral palsy drive. found , in local man"s house; Tern-/gathtefir CjadarOwsklGai Of fit. Bridget's Labor Day. Flag raising ceremony “ with new Bibles. York Strangfeld ' IKttiiom httr • ' Why Thousands of Doctors after heated session Frank Sheldon Milford woman dies after crash 24 -- Wedens describe tflpisfo perature hits 113 degrees. Rockville. Jobless claims atected chairman of Red. Cross.! u « 23—Jennie Wind elected director '■ 19-’ Educators propose two-year elected president of Rotary Club. Japan. Boosters to give 93.000 tq' golpRfS I ■tomorrow at Waddeli School,..Un- . - SMFD takes-^teps to Huild .West , ^—Directors set '-neArlnj prescribe pleasant tasting Main Str«ft course for MHS. . Plumbers seek on Wilbur Cross Highway. Ameri 27t—T ruck tips on Wilbur Cross, showi' liter*reuse. ion rall.v washed oiit by rain. Man 333 of Manchester Trust Co. Open 12 Dr. Edward J. Rchrelher dies. can Legion band plana to reor- MHS. Local Hamilton employes car bums, no one hurt. . Two Side flrrhoiirr. 'l-sowrsy bids on purchAse .of land at Manchester^ more rooms at Manchester'Memp- to tighten local ordinance. Double 20—Pals of Blllv Prentice turn encounter little traffic trouble in chester Pipe Band stars at Schen Bowers STciuth school /vork -total .Gteen near School. About. 4.000 sessions planned tor MHS In Sep gan'-.e. thunderstorms bring relief from ectady. N. Y., competition. rial Hospital. John Cockerhapi in to ‘Strike-lt-Rlch’! Purtell warns 23- rLaBelle sparks move to un sirttch to Windsor Locks. ' heat. John P. Scarlato wins. 9200 A u g u s t 5298 718 Russell Hathhwav. w ll- attend Legion H«lloween parties., SOth year as organist at St. Mary's tember. Sun lightens, snow load, that ‘52. may'be last'chance for 26 Palsy drive .returns com- 3— Hedlund lo reconsider rec -ing to’ take .CD director job -on^ Police j-eporUlUieânuige on Hal-., m n sm m traffic ■ moving well. Committee seat Democratic leaders. MHS atu- Oieney.suggestion award. ^ — __1 —Laxnasa . by. :deveiopars rea p(»t 'reaigAAtioh.: G ift Bcoiite eap- • - Church. Dimes-pUe/up to %7,000. GOP. HHS student* give tiewg oil dente have lively seasion at Hlll- ihg in" slowly. Youth fined in • 28-r-;Tovyn seeking 918,000 for' son for new regiilatlons, Martin 'itand-hy "ha.*!*! . ■ ''■,: Imveen.- 'WaHer-Olson, prominent Gray Research Co. “leases floor in decldea Waddell memorial WIR be double sessions. Residepts 'orctered Town Court for rowdyism in thea tivated by'Switzerland. Director.*’ 1 Ernest'X Rovj weIl--known ^ o tt o r „ djes at 67, Jam es Moria- bronze' plaque*. BMucatora ap yer's UN« Manchester Savings .and garbage dispoMl equipment, pf- says. Dr. Keeney may turn to vote $6,000 for prellmlrvary plaiisni' Hilliard mills. Local song-writing to stop llleiral use of sewers.'Top ter here. 'Cheney's and union ex- state for action on pliger}’. Direc 2_.Erncat poular. resteurateur, buvr ___ In nett jAiuiic jars,, • * • prove Bowers School plans, veto Loan opens new ofllcca' Saturday. flkials okay site for Amerjean La- Keeney street school. Six girlsjivill / msaVi»ei*iew,i *' - -tesun. gasy .waltz- way to„ fame,. 915.009, In Red..Ccoaft jUive.;...... -Fire-Mliroys-.gacaLge; --^r. - • - ■ pected to sign new. contract . to-^ :giqh'a annual.-firewqyke -dl^lay;^^^. tors resume budget hearings Mon ■ s e ^ •40''-- orpuvize- ---M anH iesler*-^^ , , ' Frederick E. Peck named chairman ihoM 'fnr . GrOCB. gchool - :-y i -: rt*wo;-teiTs - mined 4n; Boltqn-J- -fdav; ■ -J . — 7 -..- day." W gm ng* on Cbrtler hedges : i»c«Iv4-“ Liofla'Glub ■ nutee-- • award* ~y - fBCirossiif- act* fli, onca to relleva l l l l i m B ALUMINUM ;T,-" 20- —'Plumbers’ move- may spark .....24—Cheney' aailn. 'lisiM' in W hllV !, "30Z-'fo\\Ti seen" heading! 'ter .each year, Directora vote w'alks./ Modes. Plan essay contest tor Fire J ? 5°*^, J j ebughs!- raspy throat and hoarse- of Eijwnh'ower' commltlee. Pplicet crash. Tiling shys 35 more teachers House "Blue Room." RoJte.rs Corp7 27— Frank Relljy .report* d«avrecord-quiet’ Fourth. C. P, Qulmby issued., to ' 45 residents. Conrad PrevenHbh Week;' Thieve.* fail .at r " * r Dorothy Gray Creams I I I B l i I C l l CIMIINATIUR send out alarm for missing maii. entire building code revision. needed next year. - Prentice hind In Chenav-Unlon fontraet sighing. M en dies. ; curbs on' Park bstreet. Baptist Bn»nneris.uigaln...-^^ — ---- -. --. Polite, fo ll-nut-pArklng at polling neafc-«hep-ratiseri.hy.-cnld,*, It al.*q^ GranE* aeeic* to .cancel scholar sign's new labor contract.' Q. Al speaks at MHS .class of '37 re Church buys England home. .! -, X Increase.*' natural secretion* in the — 24—Town's Grand List-at 987,- hits 9578, 'Toiyn paya teachera Well, bert Pearson completing 20 years flAI-6' ln„J>bpy sales. Case 2-^Samuel. Lombardo arrested,' ' 3~'.Tfwn top* 'stale. . in ; traffic 'place*. ship of German student.'- Hans union, Charles ,P; Varca elected; 4— Capt. ’ William A. Barron/h '4 Abdui 12!000 voter* ra.*t bal -threat and bronchial tubes to help c e l l k e n 896.882 highest .in historj;. »Town comoared to-,test of stste. . - --rr' ss music teacher. Over 900 driv Brotherii .readies, new product for h'ead of state DAV. Captain Keller objects to charge. Salvation Army deatJi safety rating. Planners, ap loosen thick, sticky phlegm and : ( ; - STORM W lNM W Sfi may get federal aid on' school Doering. Miss 'French appointed 22--FinsrT otal for Heart drive newspapers. Church Council elects Citadel being repaired. Bolton marks 33 years on police force. lots by noon in national andktate librarlsn to succeed Miss Smith. er's licenses issued today. Police of 'Coventry ends 30 years in Navj'. Hedlund back in as rec head. Man- ' prove husinea* zone on East Cen make it easier to raise. 'building. Police team up to .jiab la 92.021. Nari-my general manager probe thievery in used car lots. Mark Holmes president. woman returning to native Nor ter street. Death of Elmo ManteMl; election*. .Sherw-ood G, Bower* rZarossm 1* jo/e and mfp/ifl/ effec HORMO.NE CREA.M two' men who r o b b e d saildr. Prudential agents return- to work. hopefuls to about four. Man walks 28— Parade orders given for way after 30 years. , Chester W ater Co. seek* rate in elected a*' new mayor. Educator* tive tor both old and yopng. Pleas JK'hal a. wonderful gift fo r the tehole family!^ 25— Fire destroys Diehl candle crease. Chief Schendel tor legisla prominent 'sport.* figure. Reg. »522 Sale»2^ Sheekey lets contract for Vernon E. E. Hilliard leaves over nine Into Whiton Library, says he is factory. Cancer fund tops 95JOOO. Memorial Day;-, Permanent .UN M y 4—Girl Scouts enjoy Belgian, food - 4—;Unit*uaI rontest-secn in Mon-; ,'buck 9.3 million price celling .oh ant lasting and inexpensive. Hunter Windows and Doors let you heat your home . /street school. Missing man.Jound. million dollar estate. -Red Cross Tennessee Williams. -West Side committee formed Mrs. Leonora. after English ratibns. Edwin M. tion- against bottle clubs. Home 'day's local election*. Herald ob -' proposed high school. - Waddell Memorial inroup receiving 1— increase of one mill fore For younger-looking skin us* " quickly—keep it-cozy and warm with a minimum of .. A suicide.. Baby No. 11.000 born at drive has 926;000 goal. Trust Co. Citizen's committee petitions for bids for plaque. Girl Scoqt Troop Carter will probated at 9106.152. seen. 2k>ning board tables motel' Kose seeks seat On Board of Diree- ***®ws drop. sert’e* .Newsboy*' D«y. Center! • 5 - Elsenhower landslide rumbles acquires title to North End land 5 — Cousins reunited qfter 55 fuel. Owners report they are amazed at the-fuel tavingt "hospital.’ •. audit. .t going to Washington Monday. C. Alan Anderson' top student at sppllcatioff. Headlights fail, car tors.- Directora resuma town budg Thespians "Kind Lady" scores .*uc-'-i' over Mancherter a.*, only one Dem- Cellogen” Hormone Cresm. 25-^Nelsdh Sly tella Girl Scouts for branch bank. Town enters 24—Dickson re-elected to head LaBelie claims Wide support, Gryk American -..International College. et review. Barn at Manafield State year*. LaBelie advises directors to ■ Pgj,g/ I ocral,; 'AbrSHram Ribicoff, win* Each -Ounce rontains 10,009 with Hunter, hits tree. Directors mull water pa.v School Inspector Knofis back* |i< . youth Is key to WOrld hope. State mutual aid agreement. ■ r B-A Club for 14th term. SNETCO denies, "bosa" charge. Merchants Martin prods bultder on •Waddell service. . Training .School and Hospitsd 6 Over 2,000 go to poll*.up to her*. LaBelie beaten by Watson. Internstional Units of hsturaf 21— Henry Mallory. of .Cheneycanvass starts Wednesday. Pren School. . -*alar>'. Town accepting bids On These luper'ior.Hunter W indows and Doors' are built and .. Attorney/y / general's officevgtoes to aid Booster Club in parade. 2— Audit clears water departburns. lA n .^ . Francis' Handley to' end, William Melattl. 19. . kllleq in estrogenic hormones. ^ 4-oa. Ja r M cGrawm an for school building. Brothers urges more (ûits.ble tax tice fund-tops 9800 mark. 29-Ylbhets. Frtd and’ Prentice 5— Veteran Center to end in NoBOwer*,' .South school ■ w< • J| -* ^ ’ice wlth -Tosvn Planning j •‘Stratford auto jicclde.nl. Absentee installed by storm window experts. Made of the finest 26- GOP caucus contest Mon- ment,-'suggests changes in proce Austin Savage, dentist, State zoiting head cites Manches 'spread. "Kfein’ name in' Washing '25—Mayor says general fund, hifed aa high ■ school architects, vember. Condition corrected at ciwfm sslon. .Swedish consiil to ! ballots hit recoijd high. J aluminum, they will not rust, corrode. Or stain. Interlock ton ghip deal rouses local "-me loans to stop. TOwn ranks high In day. Big'audience turns out for dure. Director Lappen makes after 35 year*. ' n SPECIAL ter as poor example. Judge Rottner Town readies for Memorial -Day motion against insurance unit. North End aewage disposal plant. speak at dedication o f' Effianiiel ‘ 6 Police nab 1 4 'in crackdown. mories: Hans Doering seeks aid of money spent on public recreation. '*B6rn'Yesterday." S,Ull probing observance. 6-»-Local boHIe club operator on . "Jalopy" drivers. Public (snd construction for perfect fit-... a perfect air seal. Insertt- - continues case of two Msssachu- Are cause at j:andle factory. Rev, Two local plants give ‘pay boost. Scouts take quick tour of Nether Lutheran Church addition. liRY-SKINÎXTmE sette men who robbed sailor.. Ma.s'.sachu.sett's Sen. Lodge.- AMA Lloyd Hobron marks 25 years with 31—Beaten Democrats claim lands. Preliminary high school claims it's ‘form of relaxation.' 7-rRepublican« win election, de private interests may buck Man- ' will not stick, bind, or work loose. Let us send or give you approves intern program at lofal SNETCO. Ike club issues, call for and Mrs. Car) M. Helgerson given Herald writer Eknily Smith pens Seek/to form local Mes.*lah Choir. Chester : Water Co.;,ir*te bbosL | 2 6 —7 GOP . Town committee dead man voted in caucua. Captain letter on Girl Scouts European plans''in Martin’s bands. feating tmlontDemocratii/ coAlir Reg. *422 Sale^llE ceniplete information—see for yourself h<»r Hunter. hospital. Voter session breaks rec members.. farewell reception, turner Vetter. ropeiui Vg_i.uij.^ttora set hearing dateôh Red Cross surveys local nurse fa* ' Biickland soli studied for mirscle ' adopts resolution honoring the late Richard J. Martin tells of hel’- trip. . tiorj. Directors/. invltt* -members- A t ord as 372 register. J. H. John* 26-/Coventry baby hint In fail German student, wil^be/‘general ^j^^TMia atraet curb plans. Damage cllities. drugs.-Town get.* one hid on V et-. Windows and' Doors can save you money yor l i f t . George Waddell. J a-c o b Miller manager" during Youth .Week- copter experiences. Rev. John J. 3— .Chief Schendel urges elect to meeting tonigh/ ^ Reg. *2^ Sale *122 ston, deputy sheriff for 20 years, into well. Model railroad club here Johnson named S t Mary’s,curate. runs high In wake of storm. Board; ■*; Polls open tomorrow’ ifrom '8 , .8—Two convicted in Boltori bot eranS- Center. Ensign AndreW L. o f your home^ ...... named head of Rtd Cross drive. builds miniature right of way;. 28— Savings and L ^ h starts measure* over holiday. Man F!xtrs-rieh emollient cresm'for - Attorneys indicate England case dies at 66. Motor Vehicle registra Only one accident reported oEP rejects railroad plan on Hilliard a. fh.' to 8 t). m. Labor movement tle club' case. Directors lo consider, Riker missing in action. - ; tion renewals'" climb over 2,000.. Audit action delayed, on procedural business in new quateej-s. VFW MemoHsi Day. chester Green area receives help street underpass. Directopa face lauded by Rlbicoff and Purtell at 7 Federal emergency-CD, depot : gentie, effective lubrication. might be settled Out of court. Mas benefit nets 3300 fof Bjlly'fund. on water .pressure pteblems. extending Purocll place. Town to Manchester's Piano 2 2 - ,-Not much speculating insnag.' Trea.surer ordered to sto'p decision on rent control. union rally. Cheiiey'a gete 9381.000 buy garbagie disposal equipment. may be assigned, here. Youthful, sachusetts man sentenced to nine Teenagers charged with (iamaging 5—Anti-fireworks law falls to AU prieu Mm HUNTER SALES GdRF. stocks, local . broker reports. Di pajung water department bills. 7— 300 run risk of losing vote. Di'defense contract.' Keith's store to drivers'^load Tow n Court docket i ' lim ited time only! moftths for robbing sailor. trucks. hurt operators. Threat of storm Malayan go*-ernment official visits Distributor for rectors to discuss Improved water Trust Co. lets contract for North- Ju n e / ractors schedule last budget sur build addition. local Rotary Club, tornbrrow. Joseph Lutz -elected ; MAURICE P. '28-rFtve Prudential agents re Branch. cancels Legion flIrewOrks dis QF NEW ENRUNDi INO. system. Tr^p 1 Girl Scouts going 29— GOP Chairmah WilUam 2--vRequ#sted school budget vey. Directors tall Martin to re-' 9 — Covenant Congregational 9—Audit, shows town ended year chairman df-Town Planning Com- . •$OHMER ^ CORRENTI turn to work. Frank- Dainato dies 37—PUC, LaBelie confer tomor Davis retains control after caucua shows 9255,535 incceaae over last play. Thrqe men arrested in . 188 StlAs DtAN HIGHWAY, ' a t 71. Manchester Trust Co. seeks to Europe June 33. Emergency open -talk* on land near Green Church notes ,60th anniversary lb - _ with 913.897.305 asset*. No reflec mission. •* . ' , 1 24 OAK STR EET medical phone seCvice starts row on North End water meters. flght. Supreme pourt upholds Pat .year, Randall B. Hamrick will be as.*ault 'Oases! school. Hebron game club burned. morrow. Heaytest vote to noon la tor on bicycle. cause of accident. 8--Fiv.e 'Jalopy' drivers » guilte'. •GULBRANSEN pOCKV H itL. CX>NN. zone 'thange for branch at {'forth Water pressure troubles start at ' 7—About 20.000 vlfw Legion’s T E L , 8797 March 1. National Grange says ten zone change. Cheney Brothers MHS commencement speaker. 8— Trust Company set to openin District 1. .Sanitary lapdflll show eight other cases continued. Di- End. George 'Veltch dies suddenly; Green again. Well accident ends fireworks dlspiay. New medical I ’"..Draft call internipts, Greenland HARTFOJiD 8-5867 Doerliig didn't abide by terms of to adopt new group insurance plan. Second CongregaUonal Church of Saturdays. ' School Building com* set Sent.’ 19. Job of Richard Howes former rectors reject bid for Vet Center. •WURLITZER Gasoline price drops to 19.9. Mrs. in >deathMg. Coventry baby. .qall system making rapid prog scholarship.. Two more breaks bring total to Coventry seta ordination service mittee to meet on Bowers School 10— Three-way split on Board of schoolboy'barrier star, Water commissioners ask survey i;- Emily Cheney Learned passes at 28— êney profits Increase deeight in past week,-Martin to be ress. Post Office installs curb ^•H A RD M A N 87. 23— Red Cross w-lU teach new for John Kingabury, Jr. MRS votes' addition plana. Strong opposition Directon looms in wake of prima 10- ^-Federal .aid for local : of Highland' Park W ater Co. I. spite difficult year. Agreement sworn in Thursday, for Ike in informal poll.. Cyclist service ; mailing. --Kiltie Band voiced at"' plimnera hearing to ry. Speculation nma hea.vv on ‘ LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES 29—Young mother, fire victim, metlipd of artifical . respiration. reached, as Probate Court admits ■school*, hinges on Congress., town | lO - Local resident's action pre- • • ' 30—Corner clamp -and Ume-clock killed!'in Vernon crash.'. ehinaa git BarnUm Featival. Thief ntiraery school law amendment. town's new mayor. Pfe, Arnold To .-ribld. Pu'blic health nurses . open | vents fire loss of home.'Town rea.*., teavea hoapital aftei\four months.. ySO campaign reaches 97,000 England will. Prentice fund paaaes “babies” pf Gunver' Manufactur rnisciiiPTioM ph a r m a c y Eosl. 9-r-I^batlon officer - tella -com- beats local man, takes his wallet Large surplus aeon in 1M1-S3 budg-. bias of Bolton killed in Korea. drive. Schools have final drills of' dies brief'Armjst'ice Day rites. pcrsonalbed f l o o r s C. N. D» Safa railroad crossing promised 91,000 mark. Mr. and Mrs. Edward ing Co. "Born Yesterday” prqjceeds Anthony Innocent! temnd fqr Italy OOI M A ; M ST »( I £ T • M A MC M f 4 T t n Mr Waddell School children. Con- .blned tervlce club meeting that de-- ht. Mansilald inmates - admit ar TOwn to pitrchr.r- fl*.-e new poHco Fire Preventiqff We^k. Dr. Jacob ' Biov .Scout drive hits IS.cioO.' KEMP'I 25—Wedding csIVe strays but is Fish obaerya 63rd Wedding annt- 88S Mala Street '65 TVeet o f f l ^ ' of 9500 give nurses’ unit atart on Tlnquen^ product of culture. to- take ..wife, son. cruisers. . . \ Segal elected pre.sidenl of Man-: , 1 1 --Proposed North End water Cbiila Lutheran Joing Council of back in . Ume fo r ' recepUon. Red varaary. acliolarship. gheckay confers with' 8 Incorporated Omrebaa. * Snow results in four Charles McCarthy' elected K.'W C. —N^ action yet on town’s •uit 6— Directors pass all-tima-high 11— Center Thespians resume' Cheater (Medical. Association. I rale- hike sparks 22 petitions. Maacheetoir S-U258 HaaebeaR Cross drive opens. Mrs. Ruth 29— Richard Martin looms aaKr.ust on audit proposal. Police head. Leading lady hurt in (final against Loqibardo Brothers. Cov budget of tS,t80,866.M. « iSchool Pueniture and .Music 9Mpir accidents. ..CapU Anthony Cheney Goodwin dies at 68. Skat- candidate for manager’s Job. Some 1 1 — Start South School addition ] Lfeaa.rihan iOO 'attend Armistice report ninth bteak in past’ week. rahaarsal, Thaspiana pete*ione entry man drowns before ayaa of JBtmdlng cornmittee approvds Bow: (Cqatlinied on Page Eleven) Monday. ' Itakan-jrroup sets Co- Day carem|onl»s:iEknert T. Bantly, \ i ;i A-:: t : V IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERAI^P, MANGHESTER. OWN,.. FRpAY, JANUARY 2,1^6^ PAGE THIR1?EBN

..-.XT. -flrr,—WWcIi- was dlscOvej^-about- 190A-7Ao-hls-Tatlrtmaiit In Hebron noon, la unknown. / fance 084. Bore In EôrcesUr. Mass. LET iers riLL i*o0a ‘X .Meeting St-heduletl' "New OrleansV— Julian F. Al«s< .eiiBon Mrs, Henry 'McDonougHv and To Hear Coo^ ^ andeXW, sasoclats Juatks of ths Indonesia Crisis Mrs. Geoige Sdilth have .schi MUsissIppt aupNMs OoiiH and a Sense and Nonsense Two- Way Radio Installed a meeting-pf Gfpup-T'vo:'of the member of a family long promi lain to Ladtea Bebevoleht Society Cooper of 75 Green nent in MIsslaslpM MW dieleA (Oanf r n ia O M ) Center. Church, parish room Tues ,x yond all price*. Invaduab^^ \i>) Manor road-will be one of tm prln- New Britsin O ew ia Y- Klss- "IntflUgence the effort ih, do 'Fot Fire llenartment l ) i i n e s / day at g p. m. This group has an- ^ a l spefkefa at the lUchmond, balt,^78, retlrfd chalrihah Of th* lams ersatsd by todsy*A-davslop- Called f«r sad ScliFdnd the beet you can et your particiib^ Having no value, worthleaa. nouheed plans fot a series of mill-, boaWl of dlrsotera and pfssidsiiA maats." pronptHy st «» o t n work; the quality that fflvea dl|it\ Ravel (a) To entangle, confuai. 'tary-whlsta to be held monthly tor V a\ Association of /^nder- '^ Ths "proMoms" clearly rsfm ad Hebron, Jim. w r t t ^ Life Insurance/salea Don- of the Ameries* HArdwSra Corp. ChSTft. ntty to that Job. whether It hap- >cr,pWx: ' (b) To dlaentangle, make 2 — (i^peclal)U^desaett brlê at hiir home Monday Bolton, Jan. 2—The March 'W five months. The first In the series Bom. In -Chicago. to thaôaslMIlty oFflvs mors cabi peiie-to be edruhbinjt a floor or Fire Chief Don'sld B. OrURn sn- evening. T>o'tabM Were in pley. Dimes drive which opened to ^ ; .^11 be played at the parish room gresa At the Hotel J ^ n MaTahall net roslgnatlsns lA nipport of Ru- running; a corporation." ' "tiiiiln or clear. nounces that a. two-way radio'haa A dessert was first served after np Thursday evening. In Rlchriiond on JaiV^B-- Oak Hlirr W. Vn.—Hank WU- wono. K sy 'n iln in ara announced C A U 2 - n i 4 - Clbave (a) To aplit. aeparate m been ihstalled In the local flrebouae. whl£h card playing took place. Mrs. in Bolton will be headed ^ tojXthi \ Slate Charter Cerertony "A Prudential liylurance Cbmpa- Itama 20, hiUbUIy aingar and com- they would M jusA.Mat whan the ...... -.■■L..L ■ ______, This tow n can now cjill on or re-- Clai'ence E. Porter won highest fifth consecutive year '“by . M ^ poSerr-- who wroto culrsnt hit eruelsl dafeus iSsuA-ftnt sfoas Foremoat in the, mind of • the ^(everN.^b) to adhere or cli^^W r Biby' Scout Troop No. 73'ha'4 In hy ag'eht sld<^'i^7, CoopZr’a talk "Jambaiaya.** , . HNE PHABiBoy lawyer ia pot the immediate court, ^ o r e m a ^ attached to. ^ceive calls from other Are depart- honors Louise Anderson. She is'bMing.'as vited 'parents and all friends qt is entitledr 'The Emotional and last 0«tobsr. \ 'ments In Tolland; Windham and Geneva, Swttasrlaii^RolM rt M. but how the caae \vil1 fare on ap fs'ervoua..,(a,i Vlgoroua, forcible. Mr. and M rs Charles C. Sellers sisted by Mrs. Harold Porofteron scouting-' to Its annual chArter Romahtlc App^l of Life Insur Ths sultan, who la ths powsiful. peal. It has been explained in dog- London Counties and the base of Carlisle, â., and their two pikaeiRatipn cereipony at the ele ance." Other Apeêrs on the pro Bamstt, 5T, a v stsite official of hsrcditsry ehlsf of JOgpsksrtsT^ Tree from weakness; (bj Excitable, station in WUlimantlc. and Miss Barbara Elllott/in '(ire- ths U. 8. Stats and Labor dspsrt- gerel; Children, Horace ahd Susan, are paring ^coin cards for distribution mentary's^)ooI on Monday night gram hair m m Tetoessee, New province In conUal Java, la a na The lawyer fell on a banana akin. timid- . ' The Hebron Are company is a spending a few days at their He at 7iS0. Presentation will hs-ihade Jersey atm Rlchnumd. He will menta. tional leader saoond only to Praal- And what ia ithe difference bf- ;memt>br of the ToUand-Wlndham to all reaidenta. H\b torn rlothea made him feel bron home. Mr. and Mrs. Seltera PlgM for the annual dancy are by an. official of .Charter Oak leave m'nchester \ Wednesday New York-—Mllllcent A. Rogers, dent Seakamo In popularity and That, aa.theiegal w'orda explain— tweeri "slowing iip" and "slowing County Fire association, part of will also spend part of the time In Council and the will In ihorning/oy train for ^.aouthem 58, wsaltby soelsllte dsughtar et Infliisnca. down?” the miitu.al aid aystem Instituted not complete but Mrs. 'Xrtderaon Hie quit waa loat on a'pfel, ^New Britain with relatives.^ biS-:aaiMNmoed that the customary clude an InfdnnAl Sioclal hour. Îty. Col. H. H, Rogers,, of Stm hU^ Oil T b s sultan chargod today that -by that group- Other neighbor!jriryi Recent, Arrival fame. Mads hssditnss In ths.lBB^s the govammant failad to haclt him -'towns equipped in the same why drawing for gUts^ will be omitted JPeraonal A ctio n R ^gnized' in InaurancAxOlTCles .foe—‘W hat’s all the 'excitement like Rinehart, U. S. yK non was bom, Pec. IP, to Mr. this 'yinr. . . 'Hr-.-, and- Mra. Robert Paulson aa pnA of their .leading speakera, and '80's lisr tromantle affnlra. up.vnian It racogiitixad a defiant of- .about? ...... j . ------• exe£uU,v,e-J;.sa;ys.. there,-M far too are Columbia,: Andover,. Lebanonlanon .qnd Mrs, George. .Rose, who.9Ccupy - ■ ■■ . ticaf's control of thC savaSth A r - t and Ehtl^viiiV.' . Chief Reparto Throe Fires and-their lO-nionthroTd daughter, Coo^r has received and accepted Jim —My wife has gone off with much ■profanity.Tn''w“ ‘"*»* .the' house fomerly owned by the .-TTbreA-mlnor fires during tht.paSl Linda Jean. J»Ave.|Hitumed to* their offers-to .apeak at several aoi B X teaN B D FEMRBOASt my Avlaton on Oslahaa iaIChd. The versationl ,-H^'s not a prude hut WIU Sêed Callsi i v ...... law l(iss Caroline E. Kellogg on ax«guottlla oftlear, U . Gel. Wav*^ a man-lii ,my Car.'’...... The new system wl'" week have,-bedn.,reported b y ^ i e f home at AIStead,/N. H., after -a m and mld-westem states. your new. he doesn'ItTike it,_ aitgues that It a i r greatly the Green. The house is owned i M r — roF, rahallad against UM dafansa Joe — W h at 7 speed up response to calill4 and aid Peter MaMoUnl.'Lsst. Ftlday. the holiday visit with Rev. and Mrs. istoa, Jen. 2 — TTis coupa! a, waste of words. ; . by l-ewls W.. Phelps, of Andover. department responded to extln- Arthur A. Wallace, Mra. Paulson’s^ ; psraturs |n New England dur- l e i ^ t t y In Movsmbar^ saiaing par • from other to'w-ns. ^ t t e local Are Qarblch-Qoldberg Nuptiys Rinehart is right. ^ He could number has been ; Changedchanged from: Uiph a graag-^ftfe a t the Nichols’ parents.'' the next llva days.. .Bnturdny abnal ampSMpd of the divialen. From the D ictionary' have added * lot ,of other sound /T he marriage of MIsa Joan P a iome Tm Bolton Center toad. Fire, Deaths hast Night tbi next ??«0nsadsy. ,wHI Ey raoCgnlsiag WarrewA ooh' / (CBC House Organ "Radio” 3 g-56P3 to 3-2525 for cfifergenctes. rea.sona against this gTOW"lng • The equipment cost .the town tricia Goldberg, daughter of Mr. which- started in an Indnprator, Mahcheater Evening l l ^ I d . ■' ’-v ■ 'avw four to eight' dsgrtfS ti«l, Buwxm toM nawamsA -th a Here, are a. few amusing exam nuissncBr' -$475. Installment was effected by and- Mra. William Goldberg of Col- n>rtad to aurroundlng tall grass. Bolton cormpondent. Mra. Joseph By THE ASS0iClATl»> PBVi^S sbovs saaaonal nonmsl. Rnthar RmrarhiAantYonly lagaHsCd a felt ples of the occasional.oddity of bur cheatef, to Abraiham Oarbich, ^ 'There was no damage reported. O^taUa,^^ph0)»DY**!^LEBRA1 Paterson Morning Call son of of next ik.'' 0 mero conorata airj’. They should prpvide topics for any Occasion.' Constant profanity ,^f Hebrqit and Richard Davis' and* Ilnaa of tuldaneC'' Irt aattitng fur- is merely., Indication, that we are , .-Ward RMhropks of Columbia. Dec, 20, at Zion HgUr^tlolcheater. on Vernon road to extinguish a the late Judge RobsCr WllUama, PrselplUtloa dtarl^ this period arîm ent and a'challenge to look - /PhOM Rooks Ready Rabbi N. Liebowitz conducted blaze in ' an upholstered chair. .Mexico t^ iy .J n n . 2—(fl*H-Pollco one of the founderôf the daily Win on ths Aysrags total ever thar roMahiB, for others like .them. not as fatnllisr as we should be the ceremony in Hebrew and Rab DUMtlafM diviitptt officara In with*otir mother tongue.- ,, _ Itew telephone books will soon' Damage waa confined to the cbalr. tdday desdirlbed Mexlco/Clty's New ne'wapaper. Bom .in Paterson. three qusrtdrs of an Inch oeeurring Priceless fa) Having a. value be be^received by local auhacribers. bi Marvih Zelkowltz, in English. Another.graaa fire Tuesday at- Year celebration. as fhe bloodiest Ann Arbor, Mien. —^ Dr. William as mosuy rain m southern Haw east Java, south Sumatra and the Hw'numbers’'wilT be'added and the ceremony and reception the. Berry home at Bolton:Center In 10 years. They ^reported four Herbert Hobbq, 88, former head of EnglamTand snov^r rain in north Sunda Mlands U se have defied tha DAIL\, CROSSWORD PUZZLE many changes are expected. Theretat Zion Hall, dinner was served to was eztinguisKsd by menibe^ of murdora, . three'.accidental deaths the Unlversltjr of Michigan geolo- ern New England on Saturday sad central authority/of thot Dtfanaa will be-- no - changes. , _ In dialing , _ be- the Immediate family at Levy's the dgpari^»ent. ..'rhe origin p f this and *200 Irtjuriesjor revellers. gyjlepArtra^nt and on thejfacuUy again about Monday or Tuesday. mlnlatty. / / Z ... foM-Janr JlT-thoughattar-tha-flcat Onndylew.. hotel Ânswer to Previdu* Puizlt oT the coming yeat-patrona will be 'Hie bride ia a graduate of Ba subjected to a-number of rather con Academy, Colchester and is a. Dinner Date TH B E S U a ktudent at the Willimantic State □ LH9 ^ pusaling deUiila, as apcclfled,by the E s a a ^ teleblione conipany. / Teachers* College. She will re- QOB , O h.l^ Uat '■ sumer her studies-there after the 3 Newly. The town of Lebanon will ^ on holidays." the free list, after Jan, 11. ^ k t is, Garbich la a,-graduate, of the there wiR be no toU chargpa. Other Yale achool .of- eagineering. and.U 4 Source of veal ^Toward the cities or towns on the free Ittt will a memberôf the Engineer Honor g Scottish shirt 'isheltered side be Wimmantlc, Coventry, Storrs, society. 'He is a veteran of '12Ttnitste (tLlthe Tver.) □ c a Andover, ' Columbia, Franklin, World’ -War- II, serving -three 1? Medley 7 Opponent Manafleld, WlUlngton, Windham, years’* In the U. S. Navy. He w 14 Wings 8 Devil □ a Chaplin, Bcotls^, and those parts en)ployed as engineer with the 15' Kriowiedge- 9 Malt aapiBBU iiac] of Amaton thdt are in the Wllll- Green Manor Elstates, Inc., Man beverages mantlc exchai^. chester. \ • 18 Peritoneum --4 • part to Unusual 26 Worms\- 42 Ireland Poet .riaais Dance JuaticM Hworii in ' ^ 11 Ophners for 27 Holding back 43 Book of the The Hebron , American Legion, Thirteen of" Hebron's bebrly 18 Foes 28 Arrow poison Bible Jones-Keefe Post. No. 95. will give 10 Comforts locks elected peace ' Justices haveal i7 Tidier , 29 Barriers / 44Caiter a dance at/the school auditorium ready bwn swbrn In, and may .21 Physician 46 Flow-ef y V the evening of Jan. 10. TTiere will (slang) 19 Motorists* 3t Calyx parts assume their ■ duties. ' Twenty- lodging place 33 Classical a 7 City in he round and square dancing. Pro two were -elected.' The others 22 Algerian Pennsylvania ceeds will go towards equipment must take the oath of office on seaport 13 A.'Cends , .language '-?4.Entrance in a 38 Peach for 48 Appointment . for the American Leglbn Home, or before Jan. 9, if they wish to 24 Pace 50 "----- the ■ the fotbier Hebron Green school- assume the offices. Thev are not, 26 Give forth fence 40Fruits 41 Eats Uble’* ' house, presented to the Legion by of course, obliged to qualify, even 27 ------roast of ; 25 Sour the town, a few years ago. though Weeted. beef / Campaign To S tart 1 i J 1 i I I i r Brl.dce Club Meets 30 Entry , RSaldanta here within a few /T h e .HeGlAm Brldere Club met ir* I'J days will be called upon by a rep- Monday At the borne of Mra. Floyd 34 Names reeentaUve of the American Le A. ,Fogll foe. a liincheon bridge. 35 Expunger. iT" k 1 gion AuxUlary, Tolland County Gifts were bestowed and this was 36 Editors (ab.) . Council-, aa a atarter.for Its annual followed by* card playing. 37 Green , i " ' subacriptlon program. Cards have vegetables ^ / been sent, out to postoffice bbx Manchester Eveninr Herald He / holders with the announcement. BY V. T. HAMLIN 39 Binds 4 L d bron corresnondent, Mrs. Rus^n 40 "Please — t The equlP*>icnt to be purchased Pendleton, telephone WlUimaiitlc P this year will be portable type -the-butter" n f r —- % .. -- p... 1805—J-S. 41 Underworld ‘m. i poilo-pak "heaters, for free home ID ii- d II use. , ua. tlao4i,44 rustic REG-|1s9l god Last year through the same plan 42 Artist's stan( 1 m » r IS a portable iron lung waa pur 45 Published chased. Local people are asked to V DRAPES 49 Arouse fervoi 3) % read the cords siid-to keep them SI8N CO. 51 War god ■ on hand. They are also, asked to 52 Bellow P i i'V a Commercial Lettering / - ask fop the letter of Identification 53 Gaelic i which should be presented ^y the a SU'k Screen Proecaa Printing COTTAfiESETS 54 Insect egg $1 ^ . In ET representative calling.' DRAPES 55 Superlative P Family Reunion a Neon Service . sufflxes w Is SI The entire family of Mr. and 58 Golf mounds Mrs. Frederick- J. Brehant was Ed Tomezuk, Mandieater 8888 57 Turn right ^ a {!i home for Christmas this year, and V, . > . . this Included their son, Frederick, Or Hartford 8-8405 . *'You want m# t«\St\YP WTA TH ,V0AV >50 . Robert Taggart and son of Colum ' Hand 'and full atylso and colors. cm.tftAB'.powy \s ,s o woR«s.o bia: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur FonUlne colors and sculpt hiptured dtislgifc. All perfect florala. Plain eolort. dmpaa nnd oattnge antA OP ftVSO VeRiOOS OVStR SO ■^RR\BVV/HM»P AVP VOO HANIKlT TA\>56S AlWT V50R«M4’ Opt TOR OV5R ■v 'Sr- viViNTEO NOvJR.TBmV I " . !' ■ . WiBB O tH V IB P t 'ANt'A pK^ ViV PVtABl*.' ' of Mansfield; . Miss Winifred Bre- WRlSOB t\\\. WtVE 01.2 Ttt TORfSlT TWE - hant of Hebron, awLa cousin, Miaa ■ / \.'M ON ftV!K> ?\K>S WOBYO NOB rf V!E Jessie Brehant of WilUmantlc, In TOR TlW t OP lAViRT SUtKfe LSVE A nv!> PANE------'■ T)M)K. BTORV A^' •ddm on fo the Immedtat* family.- V T P tA $ 4 i9 » RE6 . S3-9B BEIIM ;|tl«v |S.f« VWfeUT PO T 0N op StfM PISURES •• J anuary, rouoweo - FAIR rsm em ber.?. 2B MiSCRABLE HER— THERE'. HE'« NO-SALE DAYS HN V t N COIMH' UP NOWl FEBRUARY- —av THEM ' r r TWe DROUGHT WILL BP 'We' defy you to find the Inrzgn- Feuinrda, panels. Jacquards prints, Complete size scale, 12 to 20. Half larities in these long^wenring k saa. SIsas tt ts IS se^to OVER — IN 7)48 MBAN-^ Fancy stripea and plain coiorta an satina mid brocades, j Broken alzes, 14'] to lei-L sizes. 88 to 44. Sizes 8'/] to II. ' ■PMB ALL I HAVB TO l--- CONSOLE MVSeUF WPIM . iS, THIS JOURNAL OP ^ DEADeEATS/ ■ R I« .S 0 c M a . s x w HUT ym HOME WITH A CHICDREN'S Sfe>f8c . 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INI S it m m tfowi \ Plalna and. novelty plastic trims. Broken sizes, wool frits. Soma .X.256 Centdr Street 'r^ $185,75 E stm ns,.100% wools, twUlx Most PliMn toof, ribbnd tan, aindi anx. Slaea 7 to I f Caapk / Telephone 2-45.39 Stnr^ spring ntetal adjustable styles with ear flaps. Reg. $8-98 Sida aipper ^ a« M t. Clip, Wot boys or girls.'' stock. „ fi ly all two-plim atylqa. Sizes 8 to'S- Sjtean 7H ta ie'/4. n u k ealaaa aaly-

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Merald Angle jd floor. The By -akened and 'arrn S2 'EARL W. YOST Big Ten f-and Eld* Sports Editor All Purpose riayers the fire notified- by a Nassiffs Meet Arms, Broken^ in 7-0 tniea 3 end 4 FORECAST FOR 195S i^hittcra . . Mancheattr's All Star Scoring Mark , , JANUARY Little League baseball team 'a New Year’s' Tilt Outsized Goons iu ‘ son singed Frankie’s in ‘ British Amcritans start off New meet in Distriet finals wltb na _ ------;— — ------^ an exit In CGIL Encounter ' Year With a rousing 25 point '‘re tional League winning. - âtldihal New York -(NEA)-^Two years \ Crimson Tide ôÎs Up Leagueira. bow out In aecond round venge” win Over the Elmira Pasadena, •Calif., Jan,'2^-()P)-“ ago Red Auerbach pointed out-lhat tfford Ma- .,. .'Colonels at the Armory. Near free- of play in State event . . Flret Nineteen fifty three may turn but Pass Fumbled and ]Re« w e r M [ damaged and Co;! 61 ^Poiifits in Orange Offer Attendance Prize for-all in final period pepks up Alumql. Little League baseball to be a rough one In other Ways, basketball was overloaded with ....huae. but Resolutioils Bnwl Against Syracuse Nassiff: Ace And'Toss Olit One and ^ 1i' crowd and attendance Is ' .better tourney ever to be staged in Mair- but for Pacific Coast football big men, •- Pointing to during balance of season . . . Man- Chester a marked siiccese;. high already a happy newêaf.* \ The coach of the Boston Cclllra lighted by Broxvn and Beaupre’i Indians Can Tic for^ New Vork. .Ian. 2— -It’s By Hugh I!>ltertoiii Jr. One Foul Rule; JF4r$i i- Chester Is well represented at the ' The Big Ten's embassa.sslng I predicted that the game shortly 6aty~4958. not the mllleqlum.. Asaoclated. Freasx Sports Writer aniitial Sports Writers Alliance kxtra iniSaig In flnala, stranglehold bn the Rose Bowl, irtx ’ would be restored to the all-pur blit tafte-â look at these êw vGame to Start at 7 Gold Key dipncr In Cheshire. Art V AUGUST_ _ years of.-.rubblng West Cobst noses Third Place with Win You'd never know It from the ^ ' pose per/ormer. ' Year's resOjiitlons by members Knofla collects autographs of Holly Mandly retains Club in the turf of the big saucer, came Auerbach’s remarks were scores, but the defensive plntjoons STANDINGS Championiblp »at Country Club. • BrUtM "High helps open the of the B o ^ Athletic League: sports celebrities present a^ he to art end yesterday as Southern prompted b.v his acquisition' of l.-'iSo ■ homework^'-beforc were deciding- factors In most of W L Pet. . docs every year. His prized -i^gna- Harry Cowles and Jimmy Brennan California outlasted a tough bunch Manchester High home amrt 5 0 1.000 Holy Cross’ -Bob Cousy, who stands playing or watching television^, the football bdvvl games . that NosslffsAws . turc is that of National âgue win several state ardhery events. of Badgers from Wisconsin, 7-0. a meê alx-fect-ono. They . have schedule Uivtoe Armory tonight in FrankleV’...... ’...... 4 1 .800" • Zxr ? ;A rangy-senior from St. Louis, - t. Go to school -with - a- marked the beginning of 1053; Umpire Frank Dascoli . .../George SEPTEMBER made him a prophet of sorts, for, Double/Sflês . ...v;'-4" 1 .800 ''*’7 iS6-poUnd tailback Rudy. Bukich. one ot t w o \ c iL battles. Winless smlle, no hitching rides on cars Mitchell, unable to get'suitable High football Coach 'iyalker among other [Ihlnga boiisy has --!ITue, Alabama established. a Collemns V ... ; ______3 2 .600 Briggs seeks replacement for .'was the surprise hero of the vic and last p l a ^ Middletown ,goes or buses, and be clean, cour new'scrn'lng record for major bowl playing site, drops plana to enter .Jreshly established himself as the Cypress ArijMy • . . . . . 2 3 .400 Connecticut Basketbaljl/'Associa Jimmy Roach, can’t find one nhd tory, which also served to restore next d<»r to hWriden. A prelimi teous and honest at all times. competlltoaTiy walloping Syracure 4 .200' ^^greateat player In the business. Hem ’s Catbern ...... 1 tion- until next fall/ Indians encounier first losing'sea some of SC's tarnished glory In • The Celtics well Illustrate the nary between thS\ Jayvee squads 8. No - more mustache art 61-6 in the'Ohange Bowl And the Ngwlngton...... 1 4 .200 son In three years. .Ronnie'Daigle thhi^granddaddy of all post-season opens the- twin bin tonight at 7 on suhway and car posters. San Diego Navil^/Trainlng Center ’ ' FEBRUA .change, with six-foot-two . Bill -Murphy’s ...... 0 5 .000 Sportsman Jimmj^ ,,;Hohan re leads Moriarty Brothers to Little classics I o’clock with the mdin go set for 4. Eat the package cereals went 20 points hlgh^ and must Until they lost to Alabama, 34-;14 Sharman scoring with Cousy to ports from FIoridyTtlicJ the fish League baseball crowp.' .Al,Rog take more play away from slx- about 8:30. \ bought for box-top pjreiblunis haVe set a record .agu6 reorganizes Bukich, 22 yeara old and 6-l'i,\ second place We with Mwdden, Salad Bowl. Only two ' teams on First game g f 7 o'clogk will find, of fish. / \ -^-"■During the reign of the., tower ,RCH with ManebSster represented. spent mbit of his college career each owning a pair ot vlctortre In League Sets^îis the entire list were shut -out. the leaguefading and undefeated Jimmy Murray gets recognition as understudying. This season It was- ing redwoods, anyone alx-foot-two Vic Tagga;;! captures town duck three starts. Manchester haa^^n BUT TO OFFSET those two re Nassiff AAms stacking up against top soccer official in Connecticut. to All-America Jtm Sears, ^ t or .under became a'ComparaGve a single contest In three engaiK* For A | u «i^ Dinner markable scoring exhibitions, the C^FtBS Arms., of Hartford. • pin bowlingyChampionshii),-beating LitHp tennis played In town S,esra went out of the Rose, Bowl midget. ments, beating Middletown, /'fha^ Southern California stopped. Wis Nlfht<% at 8:30 has Ann's Spot Ed Kqvls,/ . . OUie JarvUC Dari* during summer months;? qurvey ame after only three m in u ^ and Every profeaSiOnal team now has ils seek at least a tie foiyihlrd Maids \rrtain championship. In S.'vTncuse back Bob ,Lel>ermnn (48). .trylhg to'sneak through consin four times within scortn|; playmig Frankie’s Drlve-ln, de- reirSals. .TOsh Vlncek starfh s«c- f3 seconds, with what the doctor Tackle In third quarter b f Orange Bowl tilt with Alsbama In Miami, one l.ittle man In the backcourt and g. J: Herbert Finlay of Phelps range-tO"cirrn-a'-7-0-victory for thir ...... West. SMe-Rec Bowling -League called a broken fibula -bone in hie moat of-them - hax’e two. - phtee^hy wlii^g and -—--Right -HaUback. £rBcr.y„..Wlit..xif- IhfijJiKlSCBl IJforhlti tfght ffiildtng loop champions." pfid year/bt football rettreinant by R ;stppped a :t ^ ^ lofla/Tte; was/haulj^; -of-a •thiee-ww/^le- *or- •presTdeihT o r •tnr’"wwinm'r We5t irt-the“ Rose' Bowl' ■Georgia' irw ili be adiatthi of Hie Armadn .,j,-.»an^ -Manch eater -Motor-Bales ellncb-, — ft '.'is'-iilgmflcant -that• -the- -three end after taking “a handoff from Quarterback' "ter of Bose ilerm a Studio. iiaytfig*“m(hiiiutta"ar tackle ■wltit lower left teg. Tnat len k up Alabamaênd Joe Curtis (88). 'Rama-swamped Syracuse, fil-d. second p la ^ -ifth e Tlgera csir%q>- Xieaê groups of the Second Con- Tech's defensive platoon held th^ Initial contest and one wouldn’t ,y Bimiiar/htuiors In Y loop. Latter & lkCity eleven. .Pat Bolduc wins Bukich, top teams In each division* of the set the Silver CKyonlntet;' Bowl game-at PasadSna, Calif. The Trojan ri]right end. Bob HookS.\iS being blocked by i\rt Prchlik Bing Miller / 'xlrculV ranks as best in Manchea- iA P Wirephbto). • gregsUonsl Church, called a meet -yard gain by Charles >lne (60),'35^*puund Mississippi leas-than a foot from bo too Burprised If the former T w ' League batting crown with Rudy came thr^gh in fine style. National' Basketball AssoclBtinn Unlike other Bristol executive board this (68). Wisconsin tackle, Witt wa.s brought ,dovown after two . . tq r,;^ e d on final individual ayeK For the day, /'ne completed 12 feature athlete.s now considered' to ing pf^.the Southern Cal tackle, who chases him. Guard George Steinmetr. blocks out a Trojan linebacker, at the goal, again on the twb-yard Weaver High atara from Hartford .430 average. does not haye.' 'one /outstanding weekt \tto\make arrangements for line and once oh the five, after pas.s but juggled It just/long agea . . . Nassiff ’- Arna^/'idge passes but of 20 for a 80 per cent be on -the small side., left./ Other SC players are Tackle Bob Van Doren(7&) and Left End Bill Haltlg (86). Southern Cal knock the Silk Town Aims off. OCTOBER W ade Breaks Loose jtor 16 Yards star, but the'team Is the anhuiiv dinner-meeting of the yielding an early touchdovvn, to enough, for momentum t/ carry Bill Giifflta aiid George Scottllr ,r, Fraodtje's Drive-In and the i)gile, -crown, ...... two-day Manchester/Open, with a three out of/four,' and/thlrd-atring Texas out idefensed Tennessee pletion. while ' Manager George 'Hltch- sparkling 68. A reebrd niimbef/of slX'-foot- Bobby Wanzer are per^ < tile vlsltora with 40 points in three the team that had the best defense Ilanchestcc High falls to win 50 Araiks Dandoy, a sophomore with haps the m'fffs formidable of the •lesgue tilU and will bear watch Annual r e p ^ of th* varlous^ ell "of N a a a 1 f f a has eight per cent of its games and for the players compete . , . Gene White ofricera ahd..,cpmmlttee chalrin of any major college ejuring the top-Hlght performers. With Al brilliant prospects, hit three out so-called lindersized./lVanzer Is a ing. Othertvon atartlng five, seventh straight year does not wing-New. England stock car rac to ' give the Trojans'- an 'Georgia Tech halfback Glenn.Turnarr after-taking, fiveryanl pasa/S^ . will be BUbmlfledVt fhl* m e^ng Elmira regular season, and took advantage Surowteo back la , acRon, M|teA- ing driver’s championshipafter superior sCor^r, Mjrrtln att-e.ztra- from Quarterback BUI Brigman, fumbles, as he la hit low by James / for Coach Frank "Scotty" Carter of the Volunteers' offensive errors Davis aiid/Chayez qualify for the annual Class - A ixcepUdnal mark of 18 • cdmple- are towering Jim Tracy. Harry and new officers elected to Serve ell will send his strongest team In state cage tournament at. the New enjoying a successful season oiy ordinary floor man. Mask. Ole Mias, end. In aecond quarter o f Sugar Bowl game at New to win 16-0. to action at the opening whistle. tlorta put of 27, for 66.66 per cent Peters. Harry tiudsinski and Ron for 1053. „ „ Haven A re n a .. British Americans Connecticut and MaasaebuseU's and 185 yards. Rochester has enjoyed sustained Orleans, La. Ball never bit ground as Turner juggled It .on hard nie Choinlere. All havS pumped in The success of the 4ss4. turkey Elmira will come herftomorfow And '\Florlda. after gaining a Tangle at Garden Bing Miller, Wally. Parclak, Fred place Second .in final Amerlcsin tracks , . 'v Truman Cowlqa hkn- Tho scoring- drive, naturally, waa succcre concentrating on back- tackle. (A P Wirephoto). two-touebdown lead over Tulsa In better than 20 p<>in,t" dinner In the fall piflMnced the night with a 7-3 record seeking to Booth, Norm Burke, Bob T ^ e rd , Basketball League standings, be dVes severaK bird dog win'njtea ,lii the best peribrmance of the day court mep. Bob Davies and Wan decision to serve another such knock the British Americans out Eastern Division in NBA the Gator Bowl game, had to dig Tommy Mason, Charllo Bunco and /aerves Include George Hemond. EJd New York, Jan. i —tJP) —Teddy hind Wtlkes-Barre; Lose ’ out In National field trial competition . . . for Bukich. ’I he two teams—SC zer, thia- Winter acquired an mit- old-timers the gome’s goaHgM era, ‘mURSDAY'S FOOTBALL meal In connection Wllh th\ meet of second place. The Colonels In for all It was worth, holding on Tommy Condin round out the Dr. Andy TKbmaa dethrones Dr. Zahnke. Charlie . Chekaa and (Redtpp) Dav)s of Hartford and ■'*' playoff finals to the Barons, A t champion of the Pacific Coast Con standing recruit'of similar propor Nie nights when Dutch Dehoert, Rose Bowl St Pabaddna, Calif. ing and to close reservatlohs by moved closer to the BA's last the five-yard line in the Vlosing squad. Al Sunqu’iat as Doctor’s Golf George Gutska. (Staves of Compton, Calif., tendance shows a slight Increase ference and Wlsconslh—champion tions In Jack McMahon. the originator of the pivot, and Southern California 7, Wiscon Bulk-of the Indians scoring hah Jan. 13. ' night with a 74-85 conqutst-of Mid Remains Tight aS a Drum minutes', to win 14-13. * Nino Pagan! will lead Ann’s over 1951-52 figures . , . / School champ In Manchester. a Cduple of busy fighters without with Purdue of the big ten-r-had 'The Ro.vals are the only money Not Holman, Httle Dovey Bonks sin 0. been handled by ' ,C6-Captalns Members of the Lucy Spencer dletown. This set the stage for the THE DAY’S llESSER bowl their debut. The Oak streste Principal Ed ^nsche wins town NOVEMBER rliih which has habitnall.v depend games -saw' College of the Pacific name" appeal, top tonight's battled each other to a, scoreless and Joe Lapehlok of the Original Sugar Bowl at New Orleans Marsh .Altken at center and gôup who ma/ be called for reser^ second place battle that gets un have taken over Murphy’s fra " table, tennis title for local rest- Bernle Alemany and Mel Cote standoff through the first half. ed on Its haekrottrt men for scor G e o r ^ Tech 24, MlMlssippl 7. Jimmy Roach In a fonvard slot., vations are as follows: derway at 8:30, preceded by a (ire- By The Assoclalrd Press - \In defeating Rochester for the whip Mississippi Southern. 27-6. in rst 1953 show'at Madeson Square clilse. Pagani plans to un Celtics whipped the boll anmnd os Garden. TTie 10:00 p. m. (e.s.t.) ’ dents only at West Side Rec.. . . wrin Thon»! McAn football shoe In the third qukrteiy’W'lsconsln ing. Cotton Bowl at Dallas Jim, Farrell is slated 4o **P Families whose names begin Inary featuring Big Buck's The Ea.stcrn Division race in th(j third straight time thlb season, the Sun-^-vBowl, Texas. Southe: several . new faces agalnbt Lou ' Norm Zabel repeats as individual awards as outstanding Manchester If It were a hot potato. TTke value bout will be seen on television took .the kickoff and/put the ball. The ZoIIners’ Frank Brian’, six- of the pass and defensive prêoo Texas 16, Tennessee 0." ' front with Roach while Roy Mc with- the letters A through G, Sm the Y Leagaie and the Garden NBA remains as tight as drum ' ^3 gj,ots edge Prarie View In the- P ri^le Desci and Company. Frawle's scoring champion In' Rec Senior High bfickfleld and line performers In play on Its own 18. On the first Orange Bowl at Miami,' Fla. Guire and Bob Biardl team up at should phoiie Mrs. L. J. Tuttle of Grbye, i today as the three top teams con-. , ..\ . j .. . . . u View Bowl 13-12 and East 'T8xas (NBC)/ loosers only by a forfeit, are. red one, has all along been among the.^ Hvre never .nnderesttranted, ' > League, averaging better than 20 during s “ " j,. - jng. regulation time tied. 7Q.-all. New London wins fourth straight Ameche broke/^se Off the left Groat Is . the nrwest dsriing of Gator Bowl at .(ack.sonville, Fla. ■ man with 42 markers. Jloach has Nelson Smith, Middle turnpike polntSsto his 197 total against the' THE FRONTNINNING 0 in a night .game fights. Is a mueh better fighter out to improve their s/anding : - /player award In Rec loop a tpss-up five mile Turkey Day roSd race. BILL SHAR5IAN connected on side, for 54 yards before'he was Fort WaiUie addicts. . you can’t get the ball without Florida 14, Thlsa 13, 33 while Biardl and Farrell are cast; O through T, Mrs. H. L. Ten Guards/last night and saw his York Knickerbockers drubbed the All this assorted Ne»<^ Year’s than his 47-45-3 reronil shows. Al agalnat the Spots, / between Norm Burke of. Naeeiffs Dr. Charlie Robbins places third backboard control. close behind with 27 and 25, re- point arerage slip to 21.5 in 10 nine consecutive free throws, In- hayled dowiu Jim Haluska passed Now that he is back In condi / Salad Bowl at Phoenix, Arlz. ney ot Wdodbrldge sTrret; U Philadelphia^ Warriors, 108-82, la.sl entertainment was wêssed by ways thrown In with tongh com In an efforu to build dp atten / and Lou Desci of Frankies, and Shufflin’ Joe MbCluskey, Man nine yardiT to Erv Ajidrykowskl But It's a faster and better gams San Diego .NTC 81, lOlat Air apectively. games. Ha will battle ,Ray_j'?e!ix eluding • five In overtime, to ex tion, six-foot Dick McGuire In The through Z.' Mrs. A. ,H. Barber, night, to stay a game ahead of the . more than 400,000 fans actually on pany, usually away from home, dance, a two dollar door/prize will APRIL chester’s all-time Olympic great, and lt/io6ked like thb^ Badgers when height la oomblned with mo borne (Camp Rrecklnrtdgel 20. Thia five has gone practically Phelps*.’-road. When making re for the top^scorlng honors,-Felix tend his streak to 26 In a row. Bob hand and perhaj^ millions . of be i awarded for all /remaining Mover, of the New York Knlcker- runnerup Boston Cclticj and 1 1-2 Cousy, who hit on eight , of 10 Davis has -beaten fighters like High 'baseball captain Pete is 12th. were ^finally rolling. But, vdth the bility, glve-and-go short passing Sun Bowl at El Paso,' Tex. the entire dlstan.ee In receht out- servations they will also be able has k^20.7, m'ark and is one of the gamc.s in front of the third place others who w'atchied ôur of the Paddy DeMarco, Charley Riley and games. Also, the league has tossed DBOBMBER ’bockers, whose six-fool-two Max- charity to.ssbs in the extra stanza, ■ Maneggia p itie s no/hif. no* run ballon SC’s 21, Roy Burks fumbled Zaloksky la the third greate.st and cutting. College of Psciflc 26, MlMlssippl Inga and will carry the hopes for to jearn What article of food they main threats hn the BA atlAck. S_yraDolph Schayes collected 29 FabelA Chavez, no relation to' third period will players get twe opening day catet/of fish. Sparky berth on All State small collegC/i Using only three ground plays In' Texas Southern 13, Prairti see twenty of action. Charlie ■ Cro ceived sf-U"ual. , 1 „ suddenly Wossomed out Into one ences an)l Associated testltuUons free throws unlesa/tho basket by of normal - dlmenelons — George of basketball antirely new to them. R'o.vals. 83-81. while. .Syracuse poifita to-- spark- -Syraeuse to—Its Eddie Chaye* who recently appear- -SatdeUa.-a-cloac second-,,—Veteran., .all.star.foQU>alLteam._Cbrtetle M,& ■the-drlve; Bukich had-a touch-down 'mejAhad become acoiistomiMr to View 12. — nin, Johnny Mortanos and Pant TTiis group will also jfrepare and of the tisp-Tioint-gefVfrs amr orrei'.s drubbed the Fort Wayne Pistons, which shayed in the cuts. 'The ex the fouled player Is good. Cormlck honored by Central Con King. Paul Seymoiu', Bill . Gabor . .Hyaa make up the bench ready to victory over the pistons. The Nats ^ In the (Jarden, may be remem baseball- Umpire Jimmy O’Leary In nine plays. Five of his six passes basketball between groups oUibens Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, cook the vegetables and cooperate an added wnoh ip'.lhc Elmlrh 92-78. • get flgup4s won't be known- Until necticut football officials fop/long and Coach Al Ccrvl. Gabor la the / apcll regulars. attack. Joel-IîfmSn,\yho recent went into the la.St - period with a bered , in a losing TV fight with announces retirement / as active were good^—for nine yards to end a few feet taller than a totem pole East Texas State 33, Tenneinee With the Mary Cushman group In Trailing 43-.30 at halftime, the audits ire completed. - arbiter after nearly 40 years of and faithful rervice as s ^ e ta n - carbueret,or, although definitely /a Two games are on tap for the ly game out /iKsenii-cetkemcnt to 20-polnt bulge, but' Fort \Vaync Willie Pep at St. Louis last fall Ron Miller; 11 to end Tom Nlckol- parked under the basket. Tech 0. the kitchen. The Mary McClure Knirks went on a .37-point scoring narrowed the gap to eight points SotRhern California and Wis- calling ’em . . . Country Club treasurer. Alex Hackney/gets 1<) off, 14 and then 9 to Miller again, streak pla.yer. Mitmaukee has five- Rice Bowl at Tokyo ’ locals next week. Tuesday night groiip will set the tabtes, the Mary join the C ^ n w , knows\the Ar- to âsadena's Rose Bowl: the His 61-flght record is 39-18-4.In year contract as pro, jn Countr.v Tenn- tailback Jimmy Wade (93) shakes off a Texas tacki'ar 11 A1-Masino, Indianapolis six-two Nowadays the ôons have got to they go to Hartford where they nlbry court well 'and ills' heat shot rampage in- the third period to before Syracuse pullied away. '52 he won only six' of 12. Troubled I Sports/ Mirrdr "] Presiderrt Jim Kirkpatrick gets the and the payoff, a 22 yard toSa to as he break /through center of the line for a nice Ifi-yard gain, Irt Caritp Drake 25, Yokosute Navy Williams group will clear them^ rout the haple.s.s Warriors, who • In-the other gamc-of the night, t(y Pasadena’t Rose Bowl: the season off with a bang'by scoring Club... 811k -City wms mythical halfback Al Carmichael, all alone Paul Wajthcr. Baltimore the IIveil run, for they are In there wlRi Base 6. ^ come up agalnat Weaver High. Thg young people of Mu Sigma Is That icfl-handtkl piimper/from ^ g a r Bowl attracted an estimated by eye cuts he dropped down In second ■ Cotton Bowl game in Dallas, Tex; Texas won, 16- and 30-ycaj'-old Fred Scolarl, Phil fellows who con. Coach Charlie Horvath’s unbeaten suffered their 20th lo.ss in their the Baltimore Bullets overcame an A/ YEAR AGO—-hif - n hole-in-one . . . Chris Glenney state semi-pro football champion/ on the goal line. Spaghetti Bowl at Leghorn, Italy / Chi will wait on table under the the side court. Bohby Kelley has 82,000;/there were 75,504 paid ad- the rankings. TODAY ship, defeating East Hartford..; 0. (A t o ) . , v . adelphia slV.two George Senesky Old and ndw fans like the new five that Is regarded -as one of the been a hack court '\spark and, it iMl 21 games. early Milwaukee lea'U to nip the 'chards, pole vaulter and Lefty -Bray pick Red Sox to It was a perfect - pitch, a new Salzburg Army Bagd 12, Welsr direction of their leader, Mrs. Neii| John.slon of Philadelphia misslobs at the Colton Bowl, 66,- Hopeful the enthusiastic crowd ! win American I-oague pennant. Fred Rooth conêtes another suc and six-one J^ff Flclschman. est trend. baden Air Force Oommand 7. powers of the state. Friday night looks as If Elmira is bot and ready Hawk.s,. 83-81, in overtime.- and fine show of last week's "new and NationM decatMon champion, play for SC which caught the Stanley Matteabn, and'will wash captured scoring .honors with 28' 'Barksdale o f Baltimore and A t 280 at the Orange Bowl and.30,- won the Jaymes E. Sullivan award . M.vy cessful aeasoyû Trinjty fresh Badgers unable to. cover four po tors/m pS’s win -was'the kicking. Onh of tjie AnSat little men of all the Indians return home to tangle for the big test.. -\ 015 at the Gator Bowl. Those were faces" card- was a sign, of the with Hall High of West Hartford. the dishes. jminta and Ernie Vandgweghe- IccI Ma.sino of Milwaukee topped/the as the "oiRstanding amateur ath Night softball revived at Ro^rt- man mentor/.. ' Drj Charlea Rob tential receivers. Carmichael step- BuJuch and Dcs Koch, Ths. coun- time, Ralph Beard,/got mixed up Johnnir^'yaught, head football WMt Virginias/ 1952 football- .MEANWHILE, MancV»l<’r sets the bigge.st crowds. ■ \ ' .time^the International Boxin'g bins annormces plans to opert local Parachute Jiiih|ier its sights on throwing h(ew Vork with 26. _ scorers with 19 points apieyn. lete." son Park but opc,i:gting nut proves pe.d over. Sad Sam^ Taagalakis yty'B leading punter thia Niraaoh, In the Vandal*, lan^t- around any coach/at MisalMippi, Introduced team ranked sev^th nationally in. Although Alabama's 61 polhts Club' wv backing up Davis-Chevez too high and lights go out again office fo/^the general practice of put together an average of beltci/ GelH Into the Act more. the 8pllt-T attack to the Desj^. rushing, .'aevantn In total dafenM threat offered by the vist with another 10 rounder and a FIVE T e a r s a g o —Olno Buon- booted the converslort/and it wa^ wiped out Michigan's two 49-po(ht vino, Itelian .heavyw-eight, out . . . Twilight Baseball League gets medlclivb; .. Happy 1954. then 51 yards.. And Koch got one / Basketball’s new deal recalls to South in 1947. and ninth in tidtsl bffensa Tianded the BA's an 83-'i^ n Rose --Bovvl triumphs vVhlch, ..ba^ promising eight. 7-0. / mlng last WeekrThal \vas IhV pro pointed y Gene '^GOshey. Seminole, •/'green light fronti^'tsenerar Manager That wa's 'th'e ball game,/but away;' from behind' his own gow . ' Pasaderia, Calif., .luii. It—mP) stood as the scoring record since In the- secondary tenj Tony Okla.. In 10 ' rounds at Madison Dick Martifi to/go back to West Wisconsin didn’t knpW it. I^'ulka for 72 yards. It was a Rose Bowl ^—Robert ..Haratd Sinclair,' 26, WE lELIEVE WE HAVE tested game and no (lecl.sibiK ba-a the first Tournament of Rose.s- Cimmlno of Bayonne, N. J. will been handed down up to this m6rn- Square Garden. j / Side Oval for/-1953 season. Fotir iiiSMe N et^ ters kept pitching strikes, Amcone kept record, topping; a 68 ■ yarder- by MS a;ît hkrtd toda.v—and no game in 1902, that wasn't the day's try ,Jo. repeat and earUer win over Ing. Coark Sonny' Hertzberg TEN YEARS AGO—John Mc- ^ IP team league /draws good crowds plug^ng aWTiy at the "staunch SC Gus Shaver of S<5 in the 47-14 vic pIcHire of the Ro-ic Bowl foot thriller. Marcel (Rocky) Briarbola of Mont send his regular five that includeX. Doniud, secretary of the Brooklyn / Rosters are /sprinkled with lorA line, and right up to th^ finish the tory over Pitt ill 1930. . .. ball . game from the air. ItiE EXCITEMENT came in real. Pro Contracts CONNECTICUT’S Felix. Bobby Knight, .Jackie Alien./ Keep Records 01/ean Dodgers, was hametj' vice presli talent . .- Intermediate league visitors kept trylng/long/to mslnlain 'IVojan Coach Jei‘» Hill, whp 'He balled out of n tiny .plane Bitddy Ackerman and Ken Good- K the close gamcA The.,T?d*^ Bowl, Richie Reed of While Plains. N. denjf and 'genera! manager Of t/O' ' Alumnl/Lltale League grads 01 the Big Ten's record of no, defeats played in that ssme.Pltt game and at an esHmat^ 2,700 feet over ^dest of all,' probably was the win Into the game to revenge last “ 7 - Y.\ beaten once in 25 starte, breaks treal Royals ojf. the. Interna r - ates at Mt. Nebo but a f t ^ six Los Angeles, Jan. 2—(ffl—Frank in the current" aones, which stlir thus became the only, man both the_Bo\vl' at half time yester \ By TER MEIER 'most stirring. A ftef .six straight into the Garden..against 'Carmine v.'cekk (merationX shift t^ W e s t week's loss while John Mazziotta and trailedyby only 40-36 at th^ tional League. " / \ Sedgman, the World’q'No. 1;,.ten has a year'^to go; ' ^ to play in and to coapii a winning day, 'giving spectators an iin- BA M ratC A iia and Bob'McLarnot) are In reserve. Associated ,,Preiss .îportswriter triumphs for 'the Big lO, Cali Fiore, rugged Brooklyn left Hooker TWENTY YEARS AGOr^-Mark Side where attendanpe pipMs up ' •Hardly a smd of the 101,500 who rose Bowl game, and high praise expeete^ . ______' NBA AT-A -GLANCE hapi-. kept thcir*~coHcge- bask et ba 11 •field goals; and five c'hart^- tp4|ieSj_ If the . show, comes up with an- ylvatala wan tte>U. S. /junior.In- . ’ .Coaidh Toro Kelle.v.’s;JtI«ncheatee; Davis Cup teammate,. .-Ken " Me-. left the b ^ l early; George BOzanfe. Th'e latter Tbok aky.— ...... - -. - ThiiradsyT: Reaults... — -irame-they-were almost breathless.- -fjther/Vtnce Martinez,"fhe-IBC wlR' door" singles" "tehnls/^lramplonship —■ r/ ■High,'^'basebBlt“ te'am/w1na" CCIfc ■ As it'/iad bh' several other "Otr-' ■“'He said later’ hCtrantMl' « EYE 'tM ^ TRY 'EM -- BUY 'EM recoBdX. un.scullicd la.st . night,. ' Hei/uan Pett's field goal .In the Wisconsin, with battering Alan Gregor, i staiYbashl^g ln'OT' thflr over Sears' sighal-CBlling dutTes/' New York 108, Philadelphia 82. last go seconds broke a 68-61? dcad- be more than satisfied; championship. Pe^r . Maneggia talents Tuesday wheij they make casion^SC held when pushed back good fobthall arlion sKoj from Syracuse 02, FoPtX'’'aVue 78.- SETOV HALl.., second ranking /Amechc as a cftbstant threat, got. TRIPLE CRtiWN -. proves to be a bif(. mound winner Wisconsin Coach Ivy Wllliamsofi above. Rut he eiit his hand 10^ and gaye Lawrence Tech its their long expected professional near/•Its ■goat'; During the day sort of summed it all up, however, Baltimore 83, Milwaukee 81 (over team iii the A.ssociatcd/ Press poll, within scoring range four limes, HoW e Y A'*’ A GLANCE Ea.st Lansing, M ich.^fNEA) — ■with Jimmy RoAch the loop bat- timibling from the plane') and victory over Murray, y debut at Los Angeles' Pan-Pacific sto^f^d Wisconsin drives on the 14, wficn .he said: "W f played up to time)-. y ^ ■ trampled 'Wittenberg. '75-kp, for u s e had'three chances, cashed in 's Results Michigan .Slate’s cro.ss- country •' tjng champ. Much Improvement 2V, V. 17, and 20 yard lines. \ (tniiltin’t . operate his small TAKE 24 MONTHS TO PAY oh one when substitute tailback Aliditorlum. our ability. They were juM too Boston 83.. ■Roclie.ster 81 (over jits 12th e-trklgm victory. Frbdham licague team scored^ an unprecedented • ' noted in bac^topper Bernle Ale- Jack Kramer, former U. S. ama Wisconsin did its share of s|op- canitrii... - R u ry Bukich passed to A> Car- ^ .many . . Indian track team wins good for, us." \ Oiir Price Ceilins Prl(te time I v- ' made it cighf m a row by coining Montreal 2. Chicago 2 (tie). trinie. winning the Bis/10, 1C4A teur champion who'll double ay ping, ] too, holding the Trojans dê Giihling his Vhiife away from Leading Golf Pros michael to complete a ,73-yard and NCAA titles. 7 /another Cfcltj titlq for Coach Pete ______\ from bfehind ih the .last quarlendq Bpston 5. 'Toronto 1. promoter and opponent of tpre on ( the 22,'again on the 15. "rae ' - v V (he Howl, Sinclair, /ot Falr- 4-Door. Model 98 Deluxe OLDS 7 i 4-DOOR SEDAN Eddie Yost 'of thb Washington beat buqjiie."ine\6-3-59. aerial drive and barely mi.s.sed one Eastern League j- y L . ; ------^— - / Wigren / . Dapper Ray O.wens 8, announced last !latter'e'nded 'with a field goal try hiinUs, Alaska, la.-ided 20 feet Senators’ won 11 he "walking man” finally /registers a hole-ln-one it famous Aussies ^LDS/^08ILE Radio, heater,'hydirtunatic. $2395 $2546 Gray. Low mileage. Radio and heater. .In other majo): New Ycar/hi'gl'l' I Hit Winter Circuit ■field goal attempt. New H«ven\7, Troy (N'lT) 1. During/the /1952 season, 'Boh night Sedgman and McGreg^hadiregq/ by Taagalakis which hit an dp- from a gate. Itejiuty Sh-rlff title for 1062 in the American T\rtcc in the closing minutes Lemon of the Cleveland Indian.* Coun't/y ^ Cliib course . » Little • '7 Stock No.- U-975...... $1295 tlits, oifice-beaten Vanderbilt wal accepted, his $100,000 offe^forffep/fo a right. Local SpoH R. L. Bylsma- .was walling.,^ 2-Door Flootllnb League. Yost received 129 bases on Wisconsin came close and, with Frank 'Leahy, coach1 of Notre had the top complete game total e oKseball attendance shows For the Badgers, AiUechc show loped Yal.'. 95-67; .Siena^-whipped Loc- Angeles, Jan. 2—(/Pi^—The a /decided decline while Alumni tour of the United Staâa$es "and" Situ lair and thW frleiidH wlio^ i1 CHEVROLET Radio, heater, powergllde. $1695 $1844 balls. about two minutes to go, Harlknd Dame footbah for 10 ,years,/ha.y a in the leagtie, 28, worked the mo.s* • other places on 'which T decide.’" ed the power for which he is fam .showed up, Dave Burt, 25, and 1948 CHI^RO IET FLEETLINE AERO-SEDAN Los Angeles Loyola. 67-84; Wash nation’s, touring golfers hit the Carl r§ccd into the end zone, got yknd ^ t l c League .gamc.s attract bigger record of Til,-wins; ,11 defe; /Inniiig.s. 310. and faced the most Pancho Segura also wtK be a mem ous in the second half, after being A rt Frank, 27, got a tree ride Radio, heater, mw paint. ington (St. Louis) trqnhFed Har winter tou.nanient trail /today his hands on an-almost-perfect eight ties./ / batsmen, 1,132, y turnouts than, a year ago . . Earle \jChatter .4-Door Super 88 vard. 63-42; Niagara Cook Rochc.'- w;hen ' the, annual Lbs Angeles Clifford beats-Art Knofla in finals ber of the touring t well bottled up in the first. He, to the police station for-ques- ^51 OLDSM08ILE Radlor beater, hydroma' $2375/ $2439 Stock No. ti-9i24. Try this one at ...... ■ finished the day with 133 net yardfc ter, 69-64;/Lawrence Tech fdged Open, ^ th - a $20,000 purse." gets for Country Club President’s , A t the same tlnrfe in Sydneyr STARTING TIME of tonight’s -flonThg. Murray ( K y) >70-68'-and Bradle-y underwa.ât Riviera Country Club Trophv ... Donkey softball game Australia, S ed gn ^ • confirmed he of 211 • Wiaeonain got- on th^ Police ' Inter; releaeed , them 2-Doo^ Stoadard 88 1950 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN DELUXE-^ RADIATOR i 4 ground. .-SC, b.v comparison, lost preliminary basketball game at the cru.shcd Springfield (M;a-4»1. 88-68. with a staV rtudded cast. J at Robertsbo Park draws small and McGregor /had deserted the A»"mory between Bristol aqd Man but sold thev! would refer the '51 OLDSM08ILE Radio, hrater, hydramatic. $1995 $2291 Black. Radio and beater, Powerglide. One owner car. C It ■ wa.s Bradley's Goldeh Anni amateur rank^nd would leave for more ynrd.s in-running plays than matter to Clril Aeronautics TROUBLE? THE w Tn NFR’8 PRIZE has . I crowd. . chester High ..ha.'* been set tor 7 4-Uoor Special Stock No. U-971. . , ...... / . ^ ^ versary'contest; Bradley plkyed H.s been lopped from $4,000 to $2,750, the United States tomorrow. -it netted, 64 against 48. o’clock. Feature game starts at authorities. , V, Haluaka'a pa:.8ing was. always $1695 $1798 first cage game on Jan- 1. ' j90.3 but competition, .as u-sual, will be ) Coach Johnny Roser's Pratt and "It waa/g big decision for Ken 8:30. Box office opens at 6:30. En Sinclair yalA he Is a inCm- 'SO 8UICK . Radio, heater, dyna: dangerous, and his 11 completicns 1950 LINCOLN 4-DOOR SEDAN heating the Peoria (111), YMCA, fierce over the four-da.v run by a ■;-l Whitney Airmen finally win State and I to niake and we have many trance to the Armory will be by ber of th'e “ Fairbanks Para ■ WE out of 36 trios netted 142 yards. chute .Club” In Alonka. 2-Door Deluxe 88 Color trojan gray. Radio,..heater, hydramatic. 12- 8. • . , ■ field that numbers about 150. shot- I Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament and 1 egrets,’/ Sedgman told Sydney the rear Basement only. $1795 $2039 makers. * head foil Wichita, Kansas and the reporte/s. "But after weighing Burks, ,despite his costlysfumble, '50 QL-DSM08ILE Radio, beater, h; Stock No. U-880. A real buy at ...... $1795 CAN W-M.TER DI KES sparked Seton Heading the field Is JuUits National ;;Tourn8mcnt . . . Wally everything we decided we were ■a-as a standout—-filling In with Hall tn it,- triumph with 30 point.s. ,VO SKATING is still the report -4-Door Deluxe 98 Boros, 1052 National Open cham I Fortin girtdes jhe DilworUi-Comell- doing the fight thing in accepting game knte for Bill » Hutchinso iron'Center Springs Pond. Chances Radio, heater, hydramatic. $1895 $2163 1951 LINCOLN SEDAN COUPE 5AVE YOU w H-* t'bssed in 10 field goals and pion, and Tommy Bolt of North j Quey Post 102, American J^glon Kttrher’a offer. We leave amateur who got the left halfback startln 'SO PLDSM08ILE Color grey. Radio, bfater, hydramatic, 14.000 miles. ■made good all of hi.s.lQ free throw.ss of public skating al the pond over . -• -a-^D » ■ .0 a ■ * *• a • « >■ $995 strokes'o-Ver par with. 289 at the closing minute.s, • CIAC BUIXETIN llsts 505 male Clas.s A schools, except. Middle- The Dukes-led at the half. 33-30j of th' regulation 73 -holes. ■ 7 "One bf the most zrildewur at Ma-ncheater High this [lOWffr ' • — ■ ■- ;•■ ■■tnubCmm*'*lht*«l-78.... and...... had a.^foi!r-po.int...... lead...... In the — ,. 'The Riviera test measures 7019 '49 OLDSliACWLE Radio, heater, hydramatic. $1395 *$162fl T9S1 FORD TUDOR ^ last quarter beror(TT"orahalfi ca'iffc'i yardS 'ftftd' pi^Ta'35-36-Tr, F o r; t h t 9 r«frtor-part o f iM t w i n Jc, MriHfm w doeorAon will bo Gray. Healer.. L8.IHM) mile .ear,'. :,7.;F>ature-.:pstonga^^ ♦•-Door Spe^-D elu xe- lit woili M our binMInf/ to m tho foHow* $ 7 9 5 ^ $87# Stock No. NT-2«8. .. .TTr...... I .'...... V:? $14^5 points, and.jfrri Oinriihgham. with 'to >tiracf ’a -g.airefy 'of 2,0()0' or Southeni Cal Passes jFor FirsLiliown ^477FLYM0UTH Radio, heaterr 13, sparkrd Fordham---- ^ more followers today/ , ing schodulo wIN bo foRowod: 1951 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN ^ Vanderbilt set a school scoring Included Were Bolt.'.form.er Open’ 4-Door Deluxe 88 Green. Radio and heater. . • Expert Workmanship record in dnltUjing Yale. The previ- king Lloyd Mangruni, two-time '49 OLDSMOBILE Radio, heater, hydramatie. $1495 $1697 Stock No. NT-281. $1795 • Excellent Service OU.S high 'mark for a Commodore winner hire, and Dick Mayer: (AVholesale hr Retail) < quintet wa- the 92 points • the.v Boros, Jimmy Demaret and Doug Nkw AND USED SERVICE AND 2-Door Styiemaster Ford: Burke, T«d Kroll and Har- $745 $862 1950 PACKARD 4-DOOR SEDAN .'made against Georgia -Tech last *AR SALES PARTS ■ '47 CHEVROLET Radio, heater. Green. Radio and heater.- year. . . rl^n; Amateur Frank Stranahan, ; I 1951 DeSoto Custom 4-Door Stock No. U-774...... BRUNNER'S VAI.E WAS IN THE thick of Joe Kirkwood, Jr„ and Henry Wil P-A-C’-K-A-R-D^ things for the first half, then fell liams: Jim Turnesa, Cary Mlddle- S A ^ s io 9 P .lt MONDAY 8A.M.toSF.M. ALL THE ABOVE CARS ARE WINfERIZED AND CARRY OUR 358 East Center St.—T e l 5191 coff and Al Besselink; Lawson ^ J ! 1947 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN rapidly biphind., Tltc Eli, behind hy sJ950 Cheyfolet Skyline Special ' Ask For Benson LUtWi,' Jerry Barber' and Jimmy "SAFETY-TESTED" WARRANH Two-tone blue. Radio and heater. 11 points,-rallied to tie at 32-32 cjarH. 8AsM.io9P.li TUESDAY 8A.M.to5F.M. Stock No. U-881 ...... P t i R O 8. MIDDLECOFF a n d ^ > 4-Door BUrkO wound up one-two-three in 1949 PACKARD SEDAN the money winning competition 8A.M.toSP.M. WEDNESDAY 8 A. Mato 5 P.M. A N D m a n y m o r e TO CHOOSE FROM Black. Radio and beater. la-st ygar. Burke captured the Var- '! i 1 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe Stock No, U-812. P r i ^ to sen a t ...... don. Trophy for the lowest 'average : 1 ! score per found. CLOSED THURSDAY CLOSED i; ! ! 4-Door 'i -i 'L' ’ ' , i i 1947 OLDSMOBILE "98" 4-DOOR SEDAN Ceme and Go in Safetiiwiffi Boros finished w e ir down in the The Home of /Safety ~Test^* Used Cars” Black. Radio and heater. Hydramatic Dflve. list here last xVlpter but soon after- Near new Gres, puncture proof tubes.. * began one of the most interesting ^ C L O S E D FRIDAY CLOSED 1 ;1 1949 DeSoto Custom 4-Door Stock No., U-809. A real buy a t ...... $845 GOOD USED TIRES I rises to the top in recent -years. : I The weatherman has assured the CLOSED CLOSED i / .1949 DeSoto Deluxe Carryall TELEPHONE 1947 lUICK SUPER SEDANEHE I sponsoring Los A-ngeles ûîor SATURDAY Y O U R 4 Gun metal gray. A real clean car. j Chamber of Commerce that dry WE ALSO HAVE sktes should prevail for at least the t S'if - M A N H I F ^ T F R Stock No. u - m ...... $995 first two days. JANUARY 5th 1 ■ ’ ■ » V \ 1947 Dodge 8usiness Coupe OLDSMOBILE iV lA lvVniuN J I £ i| \ J 2 -)N l 1 ’ • ; j V ' A i l ? A U AlOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED" EVEN 81;EPHEN A l 1 ’’ 4 * 1 D E A LE R - SULUVAN SAFE R U Y USED CAR WARRANTY *1^waukee, Wls. —- (N E A) — 1 ‘ * SNOW CAPS i ^ MOTORIV X V r * Quarterbacks - Al Janikowskl and i i ' Jim* Cronin ;■ threw exactly 100 Tailback Jim . Sears (setond from left) fires a 10-yard pass, to End- rom Nickolotf (rIghU for FO R 18 O P 6 N ; ; J HERE’S A T IPI If you have a jalopy kicking aroun^ your back pas.4es apiece for Marquette in . fi , ■ Erst down nn Southern California’s first' play from scrimmage against Wisconr n in the Rose Bowl at c a 'i T C 1 ' yard . . . sell It to us nmv, so we ran move it out bf your way i T G o . , I i 1C. i i - Pasadena, Calif. The big Trojan aibbled five yards before he wks uropped on the T r ^ n 40. Wis before your back yard Is knee deep with snow.' ' . ' ■ [ Y E A R S ■ • ■ - ~ r I DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH CABS consin defenders near Nlckoloff are Uneabeker George O’Brien (62). Halfback John Dixon (31) Siel SALES MORIARTY •-( 24i NORTH MAIN ST. TRL. ills Dr. Hartley Price, director and ■T Unabacker R ^ e f’ Dorn burg (18). Rudy Ruklfch (foreground), ôes downfield as .decoy. End Jerry PANTALEO’S USED AilTO PARTS coach of P»e Florida State Univer 311 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CONN. i Wuhrman chargM the pass at left.': Souj^liemu ^ «r Cal won, 7-Q. (A P Wirephoto). jm ««gf6g. Miwii:. WAlCUStlt tlltf ItlR Stu HORACE STREET--t e l e p h o n e SS4« sity gymnastics teami, was*, born in Brisbane, Auatralia. f 1I * ' A 4 ■ 'A- ,1 ■ "■ V - '' ’-s ' ■ N . ■- s V . ■ ■’•■' ,1 - ■ r \ . ■. ' ' j. ■ ' n \ vT,.' ' : . . . . (. / i , 1 ■ - -V‘. . ■ : ' ‘' ': ji • PAGE FOURTEEN >HANCHEbTER EVENiMO HERALD, MAI^CHESTER, GOi^N* FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1953 ’Herald Angle By EARL W. YOSt gy Ten^ Jinx Sporta Editor u r p o s ers iiepiace Wilt Goes Around SC End Alabama Sets Bell Tow ners Favored Nassiffs M eet Arm s, Broken/iii^ 7-0 Scoring Mark fD R E C A ST FOR 1S5S <^blttora * . lAlanchesttr’a All Star JAN UARY . Little Leegue baaebell jt e a m e New Year’s TUt Outsizetl G ns in Basketball Fra nkie ’s in British Americans start off New tmeet In D ittrict flnalax with na I n CCIL Encounter tional League. winning. National Year with a rousing 25 point “re /"fJew York— (NEA)-r-'r\vo/ycar8 Crimson Tide Rolh Up venge” win - over the ■ Elmira Leaguera bow out in second round Pas((dena, Calif., Jan. 2 —(AV- ago Red Auerbach pointed out that 61 Points in Orange Offer Attendance Prize Coipnols at the Armory. Near frea- of playP*»Y in State event . , , . First Ninetrien fifty three m ay'turn out Aitkenv, Roach and Eo. for-all in final period perka up Alumni Little League baseball (a ha a rough, one in other ways, basketball was overloaded j yyith Reso^tioUh V Bowl Against Syracuse IVassiff Ace And Toss Out One and crowd and attendance Is better tourney ever' to- be staged In Mkp- hilt for Pricifle Coast IfiOtball It’s big men. ^Pointing to Upset; during balance of-aeason , . . Man- chester a marked eiiecess, higri- already a happy new year. ' The conch of the Boston Celtics lighted by Brown and Beaupre’a Indians ^ n Tie for ' -êw Yori^ '.Ian, 2—-uritry Club. to an end yesterday as Southern were deciding factors in most of w Pet. Harry Cowles and Jimmy Brennsn prompted by his' acquisition - of Manchester High Some court I . Do / homework— - befoijc’ 1.000 does every year, His jirized signa California outlasted a tough bunch Holy,..CroBS' Bob Couay, who stands plartng or'watching television. the .football bowl games that Nassiff Arms 5 wfn several state, archery, events. of Badgers from Wisconsin,. 7-0.. . 4 ,..800 ture is . that of National League '&■ mrttP-iilx-febt-one. • Th?y have schedule In the Arm'piy tonight in Frankie’s . . . Tlfirpir'e Frank Dascoll’. . . George SE P T E k B icR A rsngy senior from, St. Louis, g. Oo to school with , a marked the beginning of 1953. Double Strikeq 4 .800 made him a prophet of sorts, for, one of two CCIL battles. Winlcss ^ ^ t l e , no hitching rides on apfiC Mitchell, unable to get sultoble' High football . Coach 'Walker 186-f>ound tailback Rudy Bukich, among other things, Dousy has True, Alabama established a Collegians 3 .600 Briggs seeks replaceriient for w'ss the'surprise hero of the. vic and last place Middletown goes ' P r buses, and be cleatv cOiir- new scoring.record for major bowl 'X: .400 playing site, drqps plans to erttof freshly established himself as the Cypress A ^ s Connecticut Basketball Assocln-'fJdinmy Roach^ can’t find one and tory. which aliso 8er\;ed to. restore next door to Meriden. A prelimi teoiis and honest times. competition by walloping Syracuse Herm’s Cameras , .200 greatest plqyer In the biialnesi. ; X. "8.- No more -rtiustBche art ■-i tion until next fall. Imtaqs encounter first losing sea- some of SC’s tarnished glory In nary between the jayvee squads 61-6 in the Orange Bowl. And the Newington 1\ 4 .200 The Celtics/well illustrate th* on subway pnd car posters. •” . ■ .FEBRUARY .SOI) in three years. .Ronnie Daigle this granddaddy of all post-season opens the twin bill tonight at 7 San Diego Naval Tralnlngênter Murpny'i 0 5 .(Iffo change, six-foot-two Bill o'clock with the main set for 20 . Sportsman Jimmy Rbhan re leads Monkrty Brothers to Little Sharmnn jKmrlng with Cousy to 4. JS a t the paekaged rereals''' went points higher and League baseball - growTi. .Al Rog Until th(iy lost to Alabama, 34-14 about 8:30. bopght for, box-top premiums. have set a record for any klni ports froni ■ Florida thji the fish take mqrfe play away from Slx- Action In Jhe Rec Senior Ba81Ed Macauley. And charges will be ready for the Brls- ball League will resum? tonl^ljt ice, shoe' maker Sam Yules and Gus Giants, turns down offer because 101st Airbom Division of Carftp of call from Uncle Sam. .Eastern straight New Year’s games. anothdr six-foot-tivoex. Bob Don- tolltes Who currently rest In a Breckinridge,' Ky., 81-20 in the with the usual doubleheader listecl.'.^ Schrieber fail to. get usual supply hara,' lends a helping hand. . of fish. > Basketball League reorgarilzes, Bukich;'22 years old and ,6‘-l'i« second place Oe, wlth^-Merlden, tjalad Bowl. Only two teams -pn First game at 7 o’clock will find /During the reign of the tower- each owning a palrôTvIctorleo In League Sets Plans MARCH with Manchester 'represented. .' -spent most of his college career the entire list were shut out., . the league leading and undefeated Jimmy Murray gets recognition as uri'derrtudylng. This season it was /thg redwoods, ^ y o n e slx-foo^two three starts. Mandiester hpa won BUT TO O FFSET those two re NassilT Arms stacking up against Vic 'Taggart captures town duck to Au'-Atperica Jim Sears, But or .under bq)i»nie a oompariitive a single In three engage top soccer official In Connecticut. / For Annual Dinner markable scoring exhibitions, the Cypress Arms of Hartford. .pin bqwlingichampionship, beating .L ittle tennis played in town Sean went out of the Rose Bowl midget. ments, berang Middletown, The Sojilhem, California stopped Wis Nightcap at 8:30 has Ann’s Spot \Ed kovl.H. . . . OlHe Jarvis’ Dari- during summer months, survey game after only three minutea ifnd Syracuse—hack BobyLeherman (48u trying—to. sneak Ihr/igh. Every professional 'tenmTibw has JoMir'sMk at least a tie for third consin four times within scoring playing Frankie’s Drive-In,, de- Maids retain championship in 33 aeconila,' vritfi" wHat“tfie doctor one llttl e nian In_th^? iMCkûrt an(I jM M iahy .winning-juid. .there. Is a reveals,, , Y(Jsh 'VlncSk ■**r6 sec tackle .in, third .quarter ^ f- Drsng« Bowl - tilt with-. Alabama. In .Miami, - Mrs;- J. Herbert Finlay of-Phelps- ra-nge t»' cai-h a'T-O'Vittory Thr the 'feridlng'I(5<)¥i’''LMguC' ond year 'of football^ 'rtlltemtirit' fiy citii^ 'g hrokeh' fibula'Tsone 1ft hi* most’ôf them have t'w^ V 'V ’ possibility of a three-way tie for Right Unlfhack Gerry' W ilt of the Wl.sconain Badgers starts through Soutt|ern California right anpNManehester Motor Sales clinch Fla., is stopped shdrl, netting a iwb-yard loss. He w’aa haulpd do'wn road, president of the Women's end'sfter taking a handoff from Quarterback Jim Haluska (upper right) in first quarter of Rosi: West in the Rose Bowl. Georgia It will be a battle of Hie Arms In playing 48 minutea at tiukle with ■lower left leg. That left it up to It . is ^ g blflcan t that the three second place If the Tigers can up Teague groups of the Second Con- simile^ honors in Y loop. Latter by Alabama'end JoyUurtls (88), ' 'Bam a swamped Syracuse, 61-6. Bowl game at Pasadena, Calif. The Trojan right end. Bob Hooks, is being blocked by Art l^rchllk Tech's defensive platoon helcl the initial contest and on^wouldn’t Silk City eleven. .Pat Bolduc wins Bukich. top t e f i^ in each division of the set the Silver City quintet. gregstional Church, called a meet Mississippi less -than a foot from circuit t;anks as best in Manches Rudy came through in fine style. (AP Wirephoto). Unlike'othpr seasons, Bristol (68). Wisconsin tackle. W ilt was brought down after two-yard gain hy'Chkttles Ane (60), 254-pound be too surprised If the former Twi League batting crown with National Basketball Association ing of the execiitive board this the goal, again on the two-yard Weaver Migh stars from Hartford ter,-based on final individual aver .420 average. For the day, he completed 12 feaWre athletes now considered to does^ not have one outstanding week to make arrangements for Southern Cal tackle, who chases him. Guard George Bteihmetz biock.s out . a -Trojan , linebacker at pass t juggled .it ju-st^ long ages. . . . Naaslff Arms edge left. Other SC players are Tackle Bob 'Van Dor?n(75) and Left End Hattig (86). Southern Cat line and once on the five,, after knock Hie Silk Town Anns off. 'In ' OCTOBER passes out of 2ILfor a 60 per cent be^n the small side. star, but the team is weli balanced the annual dinner-meeting of the yielding an early touchdown, to enou] for momentum to'Caj-ry Frankie’s Drive-In and the Double average and *1^ yards. Before he Wade Breaks Loose fTor 16 ¥ 01*110 In all positions. Eddie Oaak), the won, 7-0. (AP Wirephoto), / / Bill Ortffitii a.Ml George Scottilr ■II- - Home . Pro Alex Hackney wins /Dchlnd Cousy. Minneapolis’ five- .church. I t will be held 'Jam ^ 15 at win 24-6 in the Spgar B oyvI. , him/out, of bounds for. an ; inco'm; are 'fW AmM’ biggest guns Strike !.J3owlers to win ■ Reo Senior went out,'Sear's had connected with t o , Slater Hfirtin.. and Rbchseter’s Belltbwn' plWhlng sensation, letds BasketbaU League crown. , . two-day Manchester .Open ■with a 6:30 p.m. j 'Texaia out-defehsed Tennessee, pjrtion while Manager ' George Mitch 68 three out of^four, and thhd-strlng. >lx-foot Bobby 'VV’anzer are per the visitors with 40 points in three the team that had the best defense Manchester High falls to win 50 sparkling . A record number of Arairiis Dsndoy. a sophomore with le a ^ e .tilts' and will bear watch Annual reports of the various ell/of Nassiffs has eight ■'i'i players compete .... ; Gene ’White haps _t.he mors formidable of the officers and committee chairmen of any- major- college, during per jeerit of. its jiamea .and for the hrilliant < prospects, hit three ,out, ing. Others on the starting five -top^ gh t....perfonmert.-- -With- 'Ati—i • seventh straight year does not wins ^lew IfiBgraria *f«k ~ carr^ ^ BO-rs 1 led rmderslzed; - Wanzer lS a " Geotgla''Tech' halfback' Glenn'Ttim er,' after taKlfig flve'-yal'd 'pass will be submitted at' this meeting Elm ira Plays B A ’s Here Saturday regpdar season, and took advanti SimrwlM back In action,. Mltck- ,1 • of thrbe, to give the Trojans-an superior scorer. Martin an extra for Coach Frank "Scotty” Carter Davis aiicl Oiavez qualify for the annual Class A Ing driver's championship after exceptional mark of 18 comple from Quarterback BUI Brlgman, fuinblea as he is hit low by James hre towering Jim Tracy, Harry and new officers elected to serve of the Volunteers’ offensive ' eU|giU s^nd his strongest team In III ordinary floor man...... ------J- ' ■ ------to win 16-0. state cage tournament at tho New enjoying a -successful season on tions out of 27,'.for 66.66 per cent Mask. Ole Miaa. end, In second quarW of Sugar Bowl- game a t New Seters, Harry Dudslnski and Ron- for 1953. to action the opening whistle. Connecticut 'and Massachusetts Orleans, La. Ball never hit ground as . Turner juggled It on bard Arid Florida, after caning a Haven Arena... British Americans and 185 yards, Rochester has enjoyed .sustained nis Choiniere. All have pumped in .The success of the last turkey Elmira will come here tomorrow Taiigle at Garden Bing MlUe^Wally Parclak, Fred 1) * •- place Second in -final * American tracks . , . Truifian Cowles han suCco-s concentrafjng on back- tackle. (AP Wirephoto). \ ' dinner in the fall Influenced the night with a 7-3 record seeking to two-touchdown lead ovjtf Tulsa in Booth, Norm Burke, Bob Tedford, I 'V The scoring drive, naturally, was better than 20 points to dale. Re- Basklptbedl League standings, he- dles' several bird dog winners in the beat pcn'ormance' of the day court men. Eob^ Davies and Wan- servek include George Hemond. Ed decision to serve another such knock the British Americans out Eastern Division jin NBA •the Gator Bowl g a n ^ h a d to dig Tommy Mason.'UtorUe Bunce and New York, Jan. 2—OPi —Teddy hind Wllkes-Barrei Lose out in NationsI -field trial competition . for Bukich.’’1 he two teams—SC zer, this Winter acquired an out URSDAY'S roOTBALL Zahnke, Charlie Chekas and meal In connection with the meet of second place. The Colonels in for all it was w ^ h , holding on Tommy Conran ^round otit the playoff finals to the Barons. At Dr. Andy 'Thomas dethrones Dr. old-timers the game’s gMUglit era, ing and to close reservations by moved closer to the BA’s last the five-yard liii^ In the closing (Redtop.) Davis of-Hartford and champion of the Pacific Coast Con- standing recruit of similar propor the nights when Dutch Dehnert, Bowl at FâbVdena, Calif. . , George Outska. Fabela (^havez of Compton, Calif., squad. tendance. shows a slight increase Al. Sunquiat - as Doctor’s Golf Bulk of the Indiana scoring has night with a'74-65 conquest of Mld- minutes to wii/l4-13. Nlrio Paganl will Itod Ann’s in iference rind Wisconsin—champion tion.. in Jack McMahon. the origlnntor of the piyoE nnd them California 7, Wlscon- / Jan. 13. ’ Remains^Tiglithsa Drum a couple'Of busy fighters without .over 1951-52 figures .... School champ in Manchester. been handled by ' Co-Captains Members of the Lucy Spcnccr dlet()wn. This set the .stage for the THE DAY’S L ESSER bowl their debut. The Oak\ Streeters >Mth Purdue of the big ten—ha The Royala are thr only money Nnt Holmnn, Httle Dnvey Bnnks sin 0.\ / "big name" appeal, top tonight's ■ >< Principal Ed Bcnsche wins town NOVEMBER battled each other to a scdrcl^s rliih which haa habitually depend Sugar Bowl at 'New Orleansns //. Marsh Aitken at center and group who may be called .for reser sccOnd placo battle that gets un games saw/jollege of the Pacific have taken over- Murphy^s fran table tennis title for local resi Bem ie Aleniany and Mel Cote nnd Joe Lnpchick of the Ortginnl Jimmy Roach in a forward slot; vations aj-e as follows': derway at-8;30, precc(ied by a pre ■By The Associated Press In defeating Rochester for the whip Mi.s^sippl Southern, 27-6, in first 1953 show at Madeson Square chise. Pagan! plans to unveil standoff through the first hal^ ed on Ita barkeourt. mea for soor- Cyitles whipped the bell nraund ns Georgia Tech 24, Mississippi ’ ' dents only at West Side Rec. . , win Thom McAn football shoe In the third quarter, Wisconsin Jim Farrell' is slated to up Families whose names begin, liminary ^ featuring Big Buck’s The Eastern Division race In thq ;i third straight time this season, the Supr . Bowl, Texas Southern Garden. The 10:00 p. ,,m. (e.s.t.) several new faces against Vgu ln?r. If It were n hot pOtnto. The vhliie Cotton Bowl- a t Dallas bout will be seen oh television ■- Norm 2abel repeats' as individual awards as outstanding Manchester took the kickoff and put the ball front with Roach while ROy ' Mc with- the letters A through G< from pie Y Leagiic arid the Garden NBA remains as tight as drum Celtics sank 13 of 15 foul shots edge/ârie View In the Prairie Desci and Company. Frankie’s ' scoring champion In Rec Senior The Zollner.s’ Frank Brian, six- of the peso nnd defensive prowess Texas 16, Tennessee 0.*- y (NBC). High backfleld and line performers In play on Its own IS. On the first one, has all along been among the Orange Bowl at. Miami, Fla. Guire and Bob. Biardi team up at should phone Mrs. L. J. T iiftle^ f Groy^. i today as the three top teams con-. . . . . , j .. Vie^Bovvl 13-12 and East Texas loosers only by a forfeit, are red > League, averaging better 'than 20 during season . , Johnny Kelley of wefts never nndOfOsMmntod, the guard posts. Aitken is high Hudson street: H through M./Mrs. JE R K Y F O W L K R >)4cled 18 timic to heat out winning tunes.- overtime period after f.nish- Strte shut out Tennessee Tech 33- Davis, 29-year-old veteran of 94 hot after the Nassiffs and will be play; big Alan (The Horse) top scorers, 'and rix-foot Dick Alabama 91. Syracuse points per game. . . . Mo.st valuable New London wins fourth straight Amcche broke ■ loose oft/ the left Height Is sUil necessary because man with 42 markers. Roach has Nelson Smith, Middle tufnpike ■points to his 497 total agaihst the THE FRONT-RCNNING New^ in a night gam*. fights. Is a much better fighter out . to improve their at'anding player award in Rec loop a toa«-up Groat—laJih e n~west darling of 'Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla. flvejnlle Turkey Day road race. side for 54 yards befwe he was you can’t Ktt the ball Without Florida 14, TUlsa 13. 33 while Biardi and, Farrell are cBst; O through T, Mrs. y L. Ten Guards last night and saw ,hls York .Knickerbockers drubbed the SHAR5IAN connected on All this assorted New Year’s thkit his 47-45-2 record shows. Al against the Spots. between Norm Burke of'Nas.siffs Dr. Charlie Robbins places third Fort Wayne addicts. close behind with 27 and 2.1, re ney of Woodbrldgc street; -U point average slip to 21..I in 16 vc„..-i„... mo oo i.-c "in* consecutive free throws, i entertainment' was witnessed by ha,u|ed down. Jim Hamska passed Now that be is back in condl backboard rontrol. Salad'Bfiwl at Phoenix, Ariz. ways thnCwn In with tougti com In an efforc to build up atten and Lou Dead of Frankie’s. and Shufflin’ Joe McCluskey, Man But it’aw faster nnd better game spectively. through Z,' Mrs. A./H. B^ber, games. He will battle Ray Felix « n ,e ’nho J Overtime, -to ^ x- more than 400,000 fans actually on nine yards to . Erv Andrykowski tipn, six-foot Dick McGuire In Thq San Diego NTC 81, lOIet Alr- night, to sta.\ a game ahead of the strCak to 26 In a vow /B ob pany, usually away from home, dance. a two dollar dbor prize will , APRIL ; ' chester's all-timi( Olympic great, when h e l^ t 1* combined with mo This flve.'liBS gone practically Phelps road. Whepr m a k ^ re for the top scoring honors. Felix hand and perhaps millions of be awar'ded fo r/ all remaining and It looked lik ^ the Badgers Mover of the New York Knicker bbme (Cfimp Breckinridge) 20. lUjmon.p Boston p itie s am 1 1-2 cousv, who hit on' c ig h t> f 10 Davis has beaten fighters like High ‘baseball captain ' Pete is 12th. were finally- rolling: But, with the bility,/Dve-and-go short paaglng Sun Bbwl at El Paso, Tex. the entire (Ustanoc In r ^ t i t out servatlons they will also be able has a 20.7 mark and is one of ,thc others who watched four of the games. Also, the^leagiie has tossed DECEMBER bockers. whose six-foot-two , Max games in front of the third plat'o. charity tosses in the extrystanza, Paddy DeMarco. Chariey Riley and ' M aneggia pitches no hit, no run ball on SC’s 21, RUy Burks fumbled anttcjlttin#. College pfr.Pacific 26, MlasisolppI ings and wtITcarry the hopes for to learn whst article of food they main threats In the BA attack'. Syracûsc Nationals. ■big dries'oh televtston-. -A-nd it-n et- Percy Basaett. As of/h'ow he's N6. blit the brie arid orie fotil hile. Only Zaioksky ts *> the third greatest tlw locals tonight. ■Ilnrr Mof|arty Is Ed Earle, a husky front 'court was the game s hlgh-^rorer with game for thq Indians . . . Dr. 'Paul Arcari, standout iron man and ball-haw ki^ end Bob Hooks Thd ■ return to normalcy has Southern should contribufe'. No tickets will Bostorv. hnd to go into overtime ,ted well over, $2,000,000 for the 6 among the feathers. in the last three minute's of thr George Caillouetle reports record lineinan with Trinity College, wins scorer In history .. the number one reserve who will be sold but a collection will be te- operator .livith the Colonels, has 24 points... _ competing schools and confer- recovered for sC on the 27. brpUght/o Istter-diy fans a brand . Prairie \View,' (Tex.j Bowl before it csjlild edge the Roche.ster Dolph ■ Schayes /collected 29 Fnbelq (liiavez, no relation to third period will players get twe opening day catch of fish. Sparky berth on All State small college Syracuse simmers with players see plenty of action. Charlle'xô- celved AiiJUBual.. suddenly blossomed out into one .ences sind., aaso,ciated...lnstltutlpns. Using only ttiree ground plays in of'basketbaU nhtlrely new to them. Texas ûthem 18, Pralrto Rhyals. - 83-81. while Syracuse points to sparir^yraonse to its- Eddte"Chavez-w1nj TecentlyappcgTr Xcee.... thju)»;a,.unleaa_. the-b&skSt. by Sardella-a- close-second-; . r Veteran- all star-football -teamr-Gbrtstle-Mc: ure/dirv$rB™c7rfir(rBrtonclpdcFwn- nLhnrmal__ dlmengAona -.—-George nlni Jbim hy 'Moriahos abd'^^Pa This group will also prepalre'and b f‘lh“e”lo"p "porhr-'gcfirtk and offers which shared in the cuts. The ex the fouled player—IS good. êj^luul bOqdme accuatomed to View 12. Ryan make up the bench ready\to drubbed the Fort Wayne Pistons. victory over th^tstons. The Nats ed in the Garden, may be remem baseball' umpire. Jimmy CLeai-y Cormiejk honored by Central Con In nine p la^ . Five of his six passes King, Paul Seymmu-, Bill Gabor Tangerine ^ w l at Orlando, Fla. cook the vegetables and cooperate an added punch in the E lmira 92-78.------^------act, figures .Won't be known until and Coach Al Cervl. Gabor la the /hsskelbasketball between groups of goons spell regulars , i \ attack. Joel Kauftnan, who recent- went into th/iast: period with a bered, in a losing TV fight' with announces retirement as active- necticut football officials for long were goo(l2-for nine yards to end East'Texap State 33, Tennessee with the Mary Cushman group In Trailing 43-39 at halftime, the audits are completed. arbiter after, nearly 40 yeairri « and faithful nervlce as' secretan’- oarbuecetor. although definitely / £ a few feet taller than a totem pole Two games are on tap fo f the, the kitchen./The Mary McClure l.V came out of semi-retirement to 20-point bujgei but Fort AVayne Willie Pep at S t. ..Louis last fall. Ron Miller, 11 to end Tom Nlckol; Tech 0. Kiilcks went on a 37-polnt .scoring harrowed /h e gap to eighy points Southern California and Wts- calling >m . . . Country Club. treasurer. Alex Hackney gets "10 streak playfr. Milmaiikee has Aj)^- parked under the bosket. locals next week. Tuesday night oup will set the tables, the Msry join the Colonels, knows th.e Ar-, td Pasadena's Rose Bowl: the His 61-fight record is 39-18-4.In I oft, 14 and then 9 to Miller aga Rice Gowl at Tokyo they-go to Hartford wliere they mory court welt;and his best shot. rampage in the third period to before Syracuse pulled away. '52 he won onI.v six of 12. Troubled Sports Mirror Presiderrt Jim Kirkpatrick gels the year contract as pro at Country and.thC payoff, a 22 yard'lo^to, 11 At Masino, Indianapolis'allt-two Nowadays the goonk have got to Camp DraR* 25* Yokosuka Navy illisihs group will clear them, rout the hapless Warriors, who In the other game, of tne night, to Pasadena't Rose Bowl: the season off with a bang by acoring Club..., Silk City wins mythical Paul Walthcr, Baltimore the five 11 run, for they are In there “wmi come up against Weaver High. e young people of Mu Sigma Is that Icft-lianrled pumper from Sugar Bowl attracted an estimated by eye cuts h e: dropped down in halfback Al Carmichael, all aion'e Base 6. Coach Charlie Horvath's unbeaten .suffered their 20th loss in their the Baltimore Bullets overcame an TODAY A YEA R AGO—Thr a hole-in-one , . . Christ Glenney state semi-pro football championr and 30-ycar-old Fred Scolarl/ Phil fellows who can. X phi will wait on table under the the side court. Bohby Kelley has 82,000; there were 75,504 paid ad the rankings. , . , , ■ on ole goal line. Spaghetti BoWI at I-*ghora. Italy five that is regarded as one of the been a back court .spark and it last 21 gam'o'.s. y Miiwailkee lead tp nip the Hopeful the enthusiastic'crowd ■ R *'’' Richards, phle vaulter and Lefty Bray pick Red Sox to ship, defeating East Hartford! £ waji a perfect p iteV a new adelphia slX'-fWo GcorRe fienesky Old and new fans like the' new Salzburg Amiy Base 12, Weis- direction of their leader, Mrs. Neill Johnston of Philadelphia missions at the Cotton Bowl, 66,- Fred Booth completes another suc 0 powera of the state^ Friday night looks as If Elmira is sht (uid ready awks, 83-81, '■in overiim.e. Don and fine show of last week’s ‘.'new and National d(»athlon champion, win American League pennant. plfiy fpr s c which epught the and six” ne J :f f Fleitichman, est trend. baden Air Forge Oommand 7. Stanley Mstteson, and will wqkh captured .scoring honons with 2^ Barksdale , of Baltimore and Al 280'at the Orange Bowl and 30,- cessful season as Trinity fresh the Indians return home to, tangle for the big test. faces” card was- a' sign, of - the won the James E. Sullivan award MAY , "todgers unable to co^r four po- tors in CS’s win was the kldilngy Ofic of the finest lltOe men of all with Hall High of West HarUpfd the dlês. points and Ernie Vandew-eghe Uxf Masino I of Milwaukee topped the 015 at the Gator Bowl.-Those were man mentor... Dr. Charles Rob- Bukich and/Dcs Koch, the-coum time,. Ralph Beard, got/mlxed up Johnny Vaught, head football West Virglhlas 1952 football ,ME.\NWHILE. Mnnchestri^ "sets / J times, the InternationsI Box'ing as- the "outstanding kmateur ath Night softball revived a t Robert enttal receivers. CJariniehael step- Parachute Juiii|)pr New York with 26. scorers with^49"points apicro. the bigge.st crowds. lete." son Park but operating nut proves bins announces plans to open local try's leading punter this, season, In the scandajS, Isn’t 4found any coach at Mlsslaeippi, Introduced team ranked seventh .nationally In Its sjghts on throwing back the / Although Alabama'.s 61 points C3iib Is backing up Davls-Chevea- Sad Sqfn Tsagalakis t e a r s a g o —Glno Buon- too high and lights go out again office for the general practice of put together an average of belter more. the Spllt-T attack to the Deep rushing, seventh in tcital ditfense jhreat offered by the viators, who wiped out Michigan’s two 49-point with another 10 rounder and a ’ e conveôn; Snd it was Gels Into th e A ct handed the BA-’s. an 83-72 trime vlno, -Italian heavyweight, out .... . Twilight Ba.seball 1-eague getg^ medicine... Happy 1954. then 5^ yards.. And Koch gt>v one Boaketliall’s nevêql recalla to South. In 1947. and. ninth In total ^^fense. Ro.se Bowl triumphs which "had' promising eight. pointed Gene Gosney, Seminole, green light from General Manager .pilng la.st week. That was the pro ■ In the secontlary ten, Tony Was rife ball game, but away,' from behind his own goal,; , Pasadena. ,-CiilJT., ,Iun. 2—4/P) stood as tlje scoring record slnqe O kla/ln 10' rounds at Madison Dick Martin to go back to West tested game and no decl.slon has Seton and Fordham the first Toucnarntnjt of ' Ro.srs Clmnilno of Bayonne, N. J . will conslh d t^ 't know .It. Halulka for 72 yards. It was a Rose Bowl —Robert Harold Sinclair, 26, been handed down up-to tijis morn Square -Garden. Side Oval for 19.53 sea.sori. Four gamS in 1903, that wasn't the day's try to repeat and eayller win over Aiissie Net Star* kept pitching/strikes, Amcche kept record, topping .a 68 yarder by has. a ' cut hand today—and no ing. Coafh Sonny Hertzberg will TEN YEARS AOO-ôhn Mc team league draws good crowds, plugging away at the staunch SC .Gus Shaver of SC In the 47-14 vic picture of the Rose. Bowl foot send his reguiar five that Includes, thriller. Marcel (Rocky) BrUebols of Mont Donald. sefcratary of the Brooklyn Rosters arc sprinkled with local THE EXCITEMENT enme in line, and inght up to the finish the tory over Pitt in 1930. .. ball game from Ihh-^lr. Felix. Bobby Knight, Jackie Alien. K e e ^ R e c o r d s C l e a n real. Dodgers, . w ^ ,n am ed vice presi talent . . Intormediate league for Sign Pro Contacts He Imlled out of a tiny"plane the cIo.se games. The Rose Bowl, Richie Reed of Wh ite Plains. N. visitprs/kept trying to mainl^th 'IVoJan Coach J a ‘w Hill, who Buddy Ackerman and Ken Good dent and genelsai manager of the Alumni Little League grads oper the Big Ten’s record hf no defeats at an estimated 2,700 feet ov^ oldest of all. probably was the, Y.. beaten once^fn 25 starts, breaks played in that same I^tt game' and win Into the game to rCverigc la-st Montreal RoyalV. of the iritema- ates at Mtr Nebo but gfter slit iq the current series, which still thus became the’ ohly m^n both the Bowl at half time -yesto^ V By T.EO,M e i e r ^ most-stirring. After .six straight into the. Garderv against. Carrriine Los Angeles, Jarii.2-y^—Frank week’s loss while John Mazziotta and trailed by only 40-36 at the tional League. \ v.-e.eks operations shift to West haa^'year to go. to play Insp d to coach a winning day, giving speetatom an un- •and Bol> Meljamon ai-e In reserve. - AsMirtklcd PnM .Sportaw riter half. "Vandy's DanfuTtch ■"■'topped .Lriumph.s -for. .the Big,, 10, „,Cali- Flore.. r.uiggcd.BcoakJyn.left.Hooker TWENTY YEARki-AGO—Mark Side where attendance-picks up. ■ Sedgman, the„.World^.-.Np!.. 1 -fornia- fans'wcre—rcady to- yell for. ..ardly ■a'soul of'the ifiir,-SCO■who '■r'oSe'*'^\wf'gaime.’''a:Vd hlgli' pralee ex'peeted thfln. DTs rtd 'dim-t UnhriBttn^^ton Hall and FWd^ fhe scoTcrs'lcTlTi YS“poTnts"oh' nm'e in the welterweight eight. Hecht of/he University of Penn- - JU N E.. nis player,. and Iw Australian )(aw the game-In sunny weather shone brilliantly In lê clear a.W cst Coast*.victory. But when it If the.Ahow comes up With an sylVanta' 'Won-'tbe U. sXiunloi'- In ■for Bukich. Cannichacl and NBA AT A OLANTE hwm kept their college basketball- acW goals and'five ()harlty tosses. Coach Tom Kelley’s Manchester Davis Cup teamWate. kgn. Me left the bowl early. G'ebrge Bozanic. The latter too'k sky. ThuMday's l{rs(ills came they weve almost breathless. other Vince Martinez, the IBC will door-singles tennis championship High -bBseball. team wins CCIL EYE TRY 'EM^- B JY hcoi'd.s un.scullicd la.st night. . Herman Pett’s field goal In the Wi.s'cdnsin, with battering Alan Gregor, start ca.^lng In on their Aj^ It had on several other oc- over Sears’ signal-calling duties. He slild later he wanted a New York 108, Philadelphia 82. last 80 seconds broke a 68-68 dead be triore than satisfied. championship. Peter Maneggia casionsr SO held when puphed back good fbotliall iu:Uon shot from Xmechc a.s a conatarit threat, got Xn»n«LE CROWlsr \ talents Tuesday Avhen they make Wisconsin Cosch Ivy Williamson' Syracuse 92, hd't 'Vavne 78. - SETt>N HALI>, second ranking lock and gaye Lawrence Tech its prove.? to be a big, mound winner near its goal. During the day it above. - But he cut his h(uid / within .scoring range four times, East Lansing, Mich.— (NEA1 their long expected professional sort,of summed It all up, however, Baltimore 83, Milwaukee 81 ,(o\;«(r- team in the Associated Press poll, victory over Murray. . HOCKEY AT A GI-ANCE with Jimmy Roach the loop bat debut at Los ^ngeles’ Pnn-^clfic stopped WiSconslntTrives on the 14, ItmibUng from the plane and time) trampled Wittenberg, 7.5-60, for u se had three chances, ca.shed in Thursday’s Results Michigan ^tate's cross-count; ting Champ. Much Imjarovement when he said: "We played up, to TAKE V: 24 MONTHS TO PAY on; one when sub.stitute tailback Auditorium. / / 21. V. -17. Md' 26 yard lines. ivmidn’t operate Jibr—smalP TO Boston 8,3.''Roche.ster Sl^ ovcr- Us 12th straight victory. Frodham National l-eague team scored, an unprecedented' noted in backstopper Bem ie Ale- 'yviaponlim did its share of stop- our ability. They were just too camera. time I. Rufjt, Bukich passed to Al Car trinle. wlnnlnk the Big 10, 1C4A Jack Kramer, former V/S. ama good for us."^ Our Price Ihg Price I mad? it eight in a row by, corning Montreal 2, (Chicago 2 .(tie). ]many . . Indian track teii'm wills teur chamiiion who’ll .double as ping,''foo. holding'the Trojans, once Leading trolf Pros michael to compleW- a 73-yard and NCAA tltJSs. another CCIL titlt; for Coach. Pete Giiuling his ’chute away from- from behind in the last quarter to Boston 5. Toronto 1. v pronidter / and opponeftt of th(r bn the 2 2 ,'again ,eh the 15. .The 194? OLDS^76 4-DOOR SEDAliK Eddie Yo.st ii ’tVn.shingtqn aerial drive and barely missed one Eastern I,engiie Wlgren . . Dappfer ■ Ray 'Owens the itowi, .Sinclair, of Falf/ 4-Doo.c. Model 88 Deluxe beat Duquc.sno, 6-3-59. famous Aussles, aniybunced^ last latter ended w ith'a field goal try blinks, Alaska, l.-indnd ‘20 feer Gray. Low mileage. Radio and heater. Senators won t Ikuig man" Hit Winter Llircuit field goal attempt.. New Haven ,7. Troy (N 1f\j. riirlhg pie lo 1952 ls season, Boh finally registers' a hole-ln-one at '51 OLDSMOBILE Radio, heater, hydramatic. $2395 $ H ^ 6 In other major-iNew Year night T\s’ice in the closing riiinutcs night Seugman and McGregor had by Tsagalakis which hit an up from a gate. .Deputy Sb"rjtt Stock No. V -9 7 f ...... ^...... $1295 title for, 19.')2 in me American tilt.s. oncerheaten Vanderbilt wal LerilUgôf - the (Cleveland Indians un'try ■ Chih - -course . . Little League. Yost received t29 batics on Wisconsin came rilose and. with ■ Frank Ltiahy, coach of Notre had the,..top completV game total League baseball attendance shows accepts his $10bj(»O offer for a right. \ LocaVBport ]!!r . I„ -Bylsnm waa wailing'. 2-.Door Fleetllne halls. loped Yale. 9.5-'67; Siena \vh1pped ' jLos Angeles, - Jan. 2—(jptXê about'two minutea to go, Harland ■Dame.football,for 10 yean, has a in the league, 28.- worked the mos' ' a decided decline while “Alumni tour 6 t the Jiftfiled States "and For the Badgers. Amechc shpw- Sinclair.., and tWq -friends \\tin '51 CHEVROLET - Radio, kMtor, powergUde. $1695 %m CHEyROLET FLEETLINEÂERO-SE \AH X>i.s Angeles Loyola, 67-54,'"Wash nation's touring golfers hit" the Xjarl raced into the end zone, got Yecord of 78 Wins,- 11 defeats and innings. 310. and faced 'th t ■ most ■ .r- Little Leagxic games attract bigger othep plgce* oiy which 1 decide;' ed the power for which he is fam showed up,. Dave Burt. 25/and id, heater, new paint.! ^ ington I St. Loiilsl trouhcedâr-‘ winter tournament trail \ today his hands on an-almOst-perfect eight tlesr batsmen, 1,132, V ■ turnouts, than a year ago . . Earie PanphcT Segura^so will be a mem- ous In the second half, after being , Chatter ^ Art Frank. 27, got a fr«T' r|d« 4-Ooor Hupi;r 88 ^ to ck No. U-924. Try this one at ...... T ^ yard. 63-42; Niagara tîrkrRoch^s- when the . annual > Loe • .^ g eles Clifford scats Art Knofla-in finals beh^f the touring troupe. well bottled Up in the flr.rt. He to the polire.^ station for quea- ^1 OLDSMOBILE Radio, heater, hydramatic^ $2375 $2439 ter., 69-64; Lawr^cec^(;ch edged Open, with a 820.000 purse, gets for Country Club Presidents A t the Slime time In Sydney, finished th^day with 133 net yards tlonlng. of 211 . Wisconsin, got o n ' the -.STARTING TIMF, of tonight’s 1950 CHEVROLET 4.DOOR SEDAN DELUXE RADIATOR Mrrra.v and Bradley underway at Riviera Country Club Trophy ., . .Donkey softbaltgame Australia, SedgmSn confirmed he preliminary basketball game at the Pollee Inter released them 2-Door Standard 88 cru.shed SPfmgfleld (Ma.ss) 88-68. eqd McGregor had desertedthe ground. -SC. by comparison, lost hut said thev would refer the $2291 Black. Radio and heater, Powerglldc. One owner A Q C with a star studded cast. ; ' ^ at Rqhiirtabn Park^ draws small Armory between Bristol and Man- '51 OLDSMOBILE Radio, heater, hydramatic. $\995 __It was Bradley's Golden Anni THE .WINNER’S PRIZE has amateur rhnks and would leave for more yards In running plays than tne.ller to f3vll Aeronautles Stock No. r-971...... TROUBLE? j *'! crowd.. . .chesfer High ha.s been set tor. 7 versary eontT'.st. Bradley played its been lopped ft'Om> 84.000 to $2,750, I , ..-'JULY the United States tomorrow. it netted,’ 54 against 48. o'clock. Fes'ture game starts at niitliofltles. 4-Door Special $ l W $ 1 7 9 a first cage game on Jan. 1. 4903 but competition, as usual, will be I Coach Johnny Roser’s Pratt ai>d •'It was a vbig decision fior Ken , .Haluska!s.'pa:jsing wap always 8:.30. Box nfllcc opens a l 6:30. E iit Sineliilr said: he Is a ,mem- '50 BUICk " Radio,- heater, dynaflow. 1950 LINCOLN 4-DOOR SEDAN fierce-over the four-day run by a ■ | / ^ r 'Whlirioy-JUwaen finally.-wln^Stata nnd. I ter make anfirwe bayoimanX: :ds.og!ed in .10 field goals 'and pion, and Tommy Bolt. Of North Kranier’s offer. We leave amateur '50 OLDSMOBILE Radio,' heater, hydramatic. $1891 $2163 Color gray. Radio, heater, hydramatic, 14,000 ^ Quey Post 102,.(American Legion Who got the left halfback starling of public skating'si the pohfi over se»soD, Among CCIL schools, Man- made good all of hi.s 10 free .throw s.. Carolina, winner of the event here tennis with the best of good feel Assignment When Khrland ‘Csri One owner car. Stock No. I/-17...... ^ 9 The Pirate.^ held, only a 35-32 edge i■Junior baseball .team . to/District the week end appear slim. If'skat clie.'.tcr is topped‘'only by Hall 2-Door V-8 last year...... • ,} Legion ciUmpIonslilp. H gity Gris- Inga and good. wiaheS to officials was. hurt In prgrgame ,(, practice, $1523 at the half, imt tiirned/he game ing is good the flag will be Jlying U-lJlh .of West H'arlfoi-fL H airhas '49 MERCURY Rgdio, heater overdrive. $1395N ■Bolt ■ won in- a- playqff-iwith j;i wold and' Gene Johnson â<> the and players remaining." Hutchinson went but In the fin t from the clubhouse bni the nortli 550 hoys. Bristol' has'4:fi6, tferidefl 1948 CHRYSLER '’WINDSOR'' 4-DbOR'SEDAN Into a' roiit in Iffo-Tliird period. veteran Dutch Harrison and Jackie half, bpdiy rtiaken after .a taokle; bg^k. 426. Wlndhanr of Wllllmantic- 410 86 Blue.'Radio and heater.’ i TlVrracqro wa.s tied eight .times Burke Jr., who -finished flve_ Convertible - Model iÛlte-Fot'dluvm-Ouqt'teaho struggle. and'didn’t get back in unUl the ?.Kv,.Al! a \ J OI.DSA40B1LE - Radki) heotoiv hydeamatto. - Stock He.-' U ^ . -y-.-iTi’r.t.;'.-TJVi^-'-.T.-.;rr; 'r.-.''-.“. rtrokes -swiier-paT ■wrt4r'-289' at-'-ihs Clas.s A schools except Middle- ■ffhe Dukes led at the haif. ,33-30, end of thjf regulation ,72. holes. '■ami had a tqur-poihl lead In the- The...... Riviera...... test...... measures...... 7019 ■ Qne of the. mewt' Important fac atu.de1its.-at Mancheater ijigh t-hia town. , ■ . UlUb Coupe Model 78 1951 FORD TUDOR dart' quart'^' 'b‘efrte= PotdSatifl^nme= ^yardsiand'-parda '35»36»»4/ For th« giM ttr port: Gf lhii w|pltir^]|itar*oifd docerofert wilt bo' '49 OLDSMOBILE Baiiio.-heater, hydramatic. $1395 cO ni^-H ester.. .VO.OOO mile.- car,; through. ".\lIaTi Larkin, tv lth T5 Feature " ' pairings were expected 4-D5 $876 1951 MERCURY SPORT-SEDAN 13. sparkr’d Fordham. more followers today. ing sehoduio wiH bo foHdwod: ■. Vanderbilt set a school scoring Included were Bolt, former Open 4-Door Deluxe 88 Green. Radio and heater. • Expert Workmanship king Lloyd. Mangriim, two-time I'- : .record in .drUbbingL.Yale. The preyi- '49 OLDSMOBILE Radio, heater, hydramatic. $1495 $1697 Stock No. NT-281...... ; ...... • Excellent Service . • I oifa high mark for a Commodore winner here,,, and Dick Mayer; NEW AMD USED SERVICE AND (Wholesale or Retail) I quintet W's.' the 92 points, thie.v Boros, Jimmy Demaret and Poiig ,1950 PACKARD 4-DOOR SEDAN 'Ford; Burke,.Ted Krdll'and Har- 2-Door Stylemaster I made against Gforjpa Tech • last ^ CAR SALES ‘ PARTS '47 CHEVROLET Radio, heater. ' $745 $862 ' Green. Radio and heater. BRUNNER'S year. ^ riaop: Amateur Pfank Stranahan, 1951 DeSotp CustOfn 4-ppoj Stock No. U-f74...... V'M.K WAS IN TIIE^ thick of^ K’irkwpî Jr., and Heni^ Wil- P.-A-r-K-A-R-O lianis; JiiB Turnesa, Cary Middle^ 8 A. Ms to 9 P.M. MONDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ALL THE AlOVE CARS ARE WINTIRIZED AND CARRY OUR 1947 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN 358 East Center .SL—TeU 5101 things for the first half, then fell coff 'and Al Besselinhy J,^wSon — Ask For Benson- rapidly behind, Tlie Eli, behind by Little, Jerry Barber and'Jimmy ^1950 Ghevrdlet SkyNile Special Tvô-tone blue. Radio and heater. . l i poiats, rallied to tic at ,3ji-32 "SAFETY-TESTED" WARRANH Clark.- ■■ 8A.M.10 9P.M. TUESDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Stock No. TJ-887, ’ * * x******’*** *-**»•; L i -, ..,BORQS.//M111)OLECOFF amd ■■ 4 -D c p / './ , ...... Burke wbufid lip one-two-three in 1949 PACKARD SEDAN th$^,^mbncy winning competition 8A.M^to5P.E WiDNESDAY p.M;to5P.Mr AND MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Black. Radio and heater.’ ISst year:, Burke captured the Var- 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe' Stock No. U-812. Priced to sell a t ...... $1245 don Trophy for- the lowest’ average score per found. CLOSED THURSDAY^ CLOSED 4-Door 1947 OLDSMOBILE "98" 4^00R SEDAN - Boros finished well down in the Black. Radio and heater. Hydramatic Drive. list here last Winter but soon after 'The Home of 'SaMy-Tested' Used Cars" Near new tires, puncture proof tubes. * begmi one o f the most interesting CLOSED FRIDAY ; k a m 1949 DcSoto Custpm^-Door Stock No. .C-899. A real buy a t ...... Go o d u sed tir e s rises to the'top in recent years.'' _5. Th'* weatherman'has assured the 4'.' 1947 tllipK SUPER SEDANEHE sponsoring Lo.s Angelas JiAior CLOSED SATURDAY CLOSED 1949 DeSoto^&elê Carryall ■reiEPHONI Glia metal gray. A real clean car. Chamiber of- Commerce . that dry YOUR WE ALSO HAVE skies should prevail tor at least th^ . Stock No. „U-B«9...... ;... first t'wo days. ■ REGULAIt-mURS WILL IE REStH^D/MNUART 5th 1947 bodge Business MANCHESTER 2 - I N 1 OLDSMOBILE ALL AlOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED" EVEN STEPHEN >---- r— 1 DEALER ^ SUUIVAN SAFE PUy USED CAR WARRANTY Malwaukee, Wis. — (NEA1 ■ SNOW CARS Quarterbacks Al Janihowski and Jim Oonin threw "exactly 100 FOR 18 m m HERE'S A T IP ! If J'mi have a Jalopy kicking' arognd your back Roy Motors,iiic. Tailback Jim Sears (second from left) fires-a 10-yard pass to Eqd Tom Xickoloff (right! for s o i w ; pas. V* ■ t.

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MANCHfcSTKR EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTERA CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 1963 f^GESlXTEfiN "V Lesai Notice _ — ------...------^ , ,a„ vr^r'- ■— ------.i n ..ini' , . m, ,, ,—:—.— . Houses for-Ssis n Exterior Damage in Eldridge Street Fire Early Mpkning Fjh^ Hits / HQRNKtbWBft A W*BK8^, S h o o t i x i g Automobilet for Solo _ ■ 4 incas Seriricen Offcted^ f3 M oving— Helip Waiited~Male 8lk • Household Goods 51 ■ . ^Boarders Wantsd 59-A Honact for Sale t 2 r o l l i n g .p a r k —F- Foul o « ' rooms, Certlfl^te of tkipltei.' PertnerehiP, two expandable up,. :F)replac^, The- under»lziifh*yu>« lormtd » 20 ATTRACTIVE HOME, of four Limited P»rtn»r»hlp uhdet the !•*» Home ap Eldni^^ JStreet RÎFRIOERATION Service,/'com* ROOM AND Board for gentleman combination storms,^- bot\ water I s R e t i s 8i g n e d . CONVERTIBLE • N. a n .HONEST PERSON rooms, expansion attic,' rumpus of the Stete'-of- New York, deslr- ClattifiMl merîal end domestic, êe our MANCHESTER -r^packaga Deliv DELIVER ' or .couple. On bus'line. Home oil, full cellar. Excellent bOy, at 'tnx to do bu*lne»5/ln the BnU "t w h o ' s , GQING HOUSEKEEPING room in basehnent. .Bteam, oil SPECIALS display of guM-entecd used refrig* ery. Local light trucking and , TELEPHONE cooking. Phone 2-1446. . only 812.600. G.I./ftccapled. Gqtto Connecticut M » Limited Pertne Considerable damage done-asleep on the, second floor. The t Ha ’t s w h At I w a n t furnace, screened patio, larga.l^ hereby certify: / , , Superior Court .Judge . eretoria^ George H. WUltems As* package deHVery. Refrigerators, DIRECTORl ' TOk^TAKE OVER X>.. Hartford 5-9193, eye- / 1. I'lV' name of the firm under whleh to the living room-and all furnish- family waaklso awakened and Buy out of seaiwh and save! with trees. Your*' for JMOO the Pertnerehip i« conducted,U Horn- Ings, the stairesae and front/mrch put in the box alarm 52 at kdvertisemeiite ieocletes', 2S0. ToUend Turnpike, 'washers and stove moving a >; UNPAJD b a l a n c e 8-3989. Marichcater 6946. • To Hear H om ’g Plea Apartments—Plata— Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2^642 b low 's Wi-eJce. '• ■ : at 107 Eldridge street by Are^t 3 I comer. of Spruce and 1M7 PLYMOUTH Manchester. Phone 2-3S8ii, nights specialty. Phone 2-075Z Hen •with cal’s to help del m o n t h l y , p a y m e n t s The name «nd plat;* of realdence Tenements <3 or 4879, FIVE-ROOM single, 22 ifoot'U' On Attempted Murder o’clock this morning. Acting FHre.i Street momenta after Uw fire 7991. . . . the ' Manchester' -teleph 821,« \ each Oenfral Partner are . \ CLASSinED ADVT. INS STUDSBAKER ARE YOU Moving? Are you am room with knotty pine paneling harlee/T. Loverlnx. gSO Park Ave-, Mar.slial Sedrlck'-, Straughan whs 1 phrtment had beep notified by DEPT. HOURS INS CHEVROLET boo|{. Routes available in Ma* NEW FURNiTUflE AND FOR RENT—Five room apart MANCHESTER—] Flva year- old Neir.TOrk, New Torkt Ralph COMPLETE Kepelr.. by Stuart R bitious? T h en ^ U Ed and aave. APPUANCES flrephtce, catJnet kitchen. thra6 iCer. 7 Loulaburz Square. Boa- Rockville, Jan. 2— (Special investigating the blaze today butmiephone call. Companiee 3 and *4 Wolcott on Washing machines, Call 6858 after 4'j^ m. cheater and Talcottville. Ap ment within few minutes walk to Cape Cod. •Fireplace, Riisco’ com large bedrooms, storip ujindoWs up to this noon- had hot deternrilried ;'^f the SMFD responded, 8:15 A. M. to M. All ConverUbl^f. which la now in atoriê— bination storm windows through ..... ,_jeachu5etta; Paul B. Skinner. ThV virlnter term of Tolland Coun ■M vacuum cleanete, motors, small ply after 9:30 a. m. Saturday Post .Office. Consirtlng - of mod and screens, oil hot water heat, ITS Shore -Brh e. ChlcafO, Ultnoi*'. the |anse. \ rs. Welskopp and her son liagSd , All Priced _ to SeU. originally sold to a youiig couple Browii. 9005 Cheatnut HllU ty Superior {3ouri ' opened Oila appliance^ Pick vp and delivery. em oablnat kitchen with Prlgl- out. Oil heat, Recreation room Ûness forces 'sale. |10.S0D. Carl The . fire was ini 2H2H story thbir' hair While making an exit' COPY CLOSING TIME ; but Unfortunately are not getting daire and electric range, beautiful in crllar. with refrigerator and veland. HelghU. Cleveland, morning here with Judge John H, A-1 . re.pair. Salee. 180 Main. Palntlng----ra|>i|irliiy married ton W. Hutchln8.;'2-013»; or 6281 ' Phelan. ,lr.i Metamora. frame duplex house oj<’ned,byojvned.b Vin throiigh the blistering hot kitchen. BALCH-PONTIAC Inc. dining room, den, living room and piano. Fenced back yard. Near AcUni Fire Chief W. CUfford M a-. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1S6 Center Street Phone 8597. 60 WELLS STREET- ^ b e d r o o m s u it e ...IChizan: Jlweph T. Walker. Jr., S55 k in g .,^ WlUimantic. presiding. cent and Rose BoreKo, who reside one b.edroom. Heat and hot .water School and bus. Must sell quick Hammond atrent, Ch*atn\it HUl,Maaia- at 123 Eldridge atreet. Occupants son said. Heat and amoks damaged - MON. THRU PRI. LIVING r o o m s u it e SIX ROOM Cape Ood, two unfltv chuaett»\ WIlllFm R. Rovenaky. 14 .The cas0<>k. Jr.. Benedict plea. H e.is ch a rg e with assault as he entered h*s home early this murh of the /taircase and the BB AmUCOIATED ' visor. 6,700 miles. Better tTiSh Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. prlce.e now. Call, Cliff Scorio, “ EMERSON" TELEVISION LAtbrop, Realtor,* 100 EasCCen' Rbert. Donasu Hills. Nbw York; Charles new. 30 BIssell street. 7191. \ ^VERNON-T-FOr, rent, flve room hear stores, school. Two-car ga with intent to munjer. / morning. He jfhmedlatcly,\vOke ujj waits. The property was ado- 2-4298,. a v a i l a b l e to reliable married Sealy mattress and box . spring. ter/street. Tel.''2-0384 S. 'Saraent. 900 Park >;venue, .New LINOLEUM P.emnants SOc square Mohawk ruga, inlaid, lamps, tablas, apartment over store, ready In rage, ameîte drive, ,60’ outbulM- ■York. New Trork: EdWwrSvO. McDon Horn, of Mountain. Spring rpad, h'is .wife and-Aon, Ernest, who were 'quatel'y insured. \ D IA L 5121 ^ r d . Asphalt tde. Wall covering. man, an established Fuller Brush . Ing. IllneM forces sale. 811.000. nell.' Hbraeahoe Road. Mill vj^k. New • ■■■ ' " • I I '’i I r • —pweit 1988 DODGE 1 ton pickup. |50, PAPERING, PAlNTUfG, ' floor dishes, pots and pans’. one month, 860. One; minute walk, ' 183 THOMPSIN- koAdr^lx room was captured at a State Police QpiSd buy fnr P«rt.«. Herrmenn, Xrana->by-.rellable.,i . weUitrained. route. 180'per week ff^m. atari, to school'and bus line,.Slx months Carlton W. Hutchins, 2-5133 or Y ork ; Waller M. GIblln, 440 Bark Ave- road block in VemonT>«c. Si. aahdrng and reflnlihing. Callli^gs . PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY Cape Cod. T.vo'bgthj, one with ntie. New York. New York; Reward city bsgan to feel tha,effects of a 612 Center ctreet. . , men> All Jobe .guaranteed. Hall IguarahtOed, If you can -âlii'y. rent In' sd'vance. Three room -sin 6231.- ....- ...... - ...... X...... stall vahowe^' Elfiaplace, •... open ST. 'BUbse. 149 Chureh Road, Wlnnetka: He admitted to poltea^t he^ whitened. Call Gilbert FickalL Car nOceaaary. For interview call HARTFORD 6-0358 ■trike by 3,000 taboren|. Linoleum 56 Cottage street. AFTER ? P. M. 48-4690 gle house for rent 870 peh ponth. stairway. Ho^water oil heat. .TUInola*. Oeorze L. Morrla. 19 -MV** had flrlW two Shota liy pretty It also appeared schopls alight IdMit and Pennd 1941 PLYMOUTH four.-door de 6982. 8892/-: "aiHi -Road. Overbrook Hills, PennsW- Bus Strike Phone 2-4322... evenings 6166 or SEE IT DAY OR N I(^ Six months rent in advahce.'^Fi'''* AUimin*am/ ^mbination storni vanla; James J. Watson. Qavl Carol Smith, 18, through the din 'not open on echedule " the' luxe, 1205. Hermann, 612 Center NEW! . . ing room * picture Window of j L0ST-<*tn vidnity o f Bolton Cen 8109. p a in t in g , Exteriof and interior, If you haye no means pfyfransp< minutes-from school, bus and 3-B fDROOM RANCH HOMES WindoWa. a n / seteens. Hatchway, venue. Borough of Bronx. N' holidays Mondiiy bscsuse\. soms ter, Chdstinaa day, Dobermeih " Irtreet ■ tatiori I'll aendt my apto for you. church, E. J. Campbell, 5167 be\ lovely ysr/approx., 76'* X 188’, York. New York: Daniel T. Berzin. 6 Ker* home on the old Stafford toad.] ATTICS AND BaseroentsÎeaned. paperhenging. Ceilinga reflnlah- Help Wanted—Mala ' F. H. A. Approved Alden Place, Bronxvlllr New .Yorkr th ^ lg h t before. Both ahots mlee- janitors belong to the strUdng Pinscher, limps on front leg, has ed. Wall paper books on request. No obligation! . • tween 5 end 6. On Lydall pfrtet, Com efFarker ■Vlth ;treee galore, jus.t a..jump Henrv Hftmblower II, 30 O.vde Street Ties Npuse union. '\ , cut on back o f neck. ChildreP'a Rubbish and ashes hsuled. All or Feihala \ 37 A-L-B-E—R—T— S- ■ ,,.,<111 I ' 1 i.r— ." fro'i)*’. l/rnlanck school, dpirhedl- Cheatnut HUl «7, Maaaachusetle; Ralph ed thi^glrl, whb was standing at a DeCORMIER jobs done at your convenience. Estimates given. Fully Insured. FIVE ROOM furnished apartment, Homblower. Jr.. Hlllcrest. Park.'Slam- table vmpping .Chflstrnes prea- Meanwhile, Maypr Tboatu pat. Please call 7762 after. 4 j>, m. Call Edward R. Price. 2-1003. 43 Allyn St., ,Hartford ' ALSO * ate OC^panCy. Elva.-'ryK'r, exclu- MOTOR SALES Reasonable ’•ates. Phone 2-3802 or' w a n t e d — Experienced cbok, ' on \bus line. For piariiculanr call 'V ' - * ' fordl .Connectlcut; Harry W. PucceMl. pnte. !*' ^ \ \ . D’‘Alesandro warned 'that tlm ------— man or woman. Apply Chestnut ■ive./gent. 2-4469. ->!' .i:fi0 Lake Shore Drive,■ Wlc«8<> 13. 7 2-9791. 8254. FROOM CAPE COD Horn’s pUan /o n murder, Said O n G o t h a m walkout "threatens the heaUn, SAYS: llllnoll<: Harold F. Cartel/. 399'Owen .welfare and safety’’ of ill clUssita' FOUND—Large black and white Loflge- ______NORGE PARLOR heater, pot Two unfinished. Awnings, screens, Avenue, Lanadowne. Pennsylvania; State Police 1/ H Hhrry-Taylor of Repairing S3 burner type, heats four rooms. f ?E DRASTICALLY reduc Tristan Antcll. 1 /Plerrepont street.* of this city of nearly a mllUoii pad- \ ca t can 6388. “Start the New Year right TILE .-^FILINOS Install^: s^rm windoivh- Oil fired hot water expandable Cape Cod. Ownfer klvn New Ybrk *. Joseph Otami'. I Staffer^ B p ^ g 'l ^ ^ (Continued from Page One) home, office'"'or business.' Call 2-9860. hMt. copper plumbing. A.good, Brookly pie- , ' \ with one of these Fine Cars MATTRESS. Yo,ur old mattreaaaa Sitaations Wanted—^ ' Ruaineis Locations ring January 9th. Buy .direct 400 ParkPark N>w York. N«w fipiti watchUit a tîvUlon play in llnraUl Photo: Wood>,F2lntcoat and Johns clean buy at 811.900., • William J. i^wior, Jr.. M3 which a Jealout suuor klUed hla No further talks'liave bedn set at Unbeatable Terms 1“ aterUlzed./and remade Ilka new. ISSO'MPDEL Apex, washer with for Rent 64 811.690. This offer n ot/g ood York; W «. .j. . f-ome of the extensive damage (tone In the. 3 a. Bi. fire today -lo a ddplex house at 107 Eidrldse and Queens, where conmtuters Annonncenients rill*;'Great Eastern Rooflng itjd Call Jones Furniture and Floor Female 38 Birch Street.Ce..,e.» Ivinnotlca Wlnnetka, , Tlllnritat lUtnoia; I . friend _ j _ after-ahe.*a .. - tilj>»a^ hllH / ordinarily fide the struck com- in the wsge, diapute, and neRher spiral dasher. Very good condi THE PHIL HALLlN,AdENCY / after mbying date. H quri/ only Georze TTViynn. 81 Davla Aveijue, New girl,. Irtenjl alter-Sne Jtl atreet Is aDuarent in tide photograph of the exterior. Occupants pf the aparlment were Mr. end ■ônatSonatnctlon. 'Free estimates. covering, 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. FOR RENT or Isaac, 610 Center panles'.Iines to subways, auto traf union fior-rity officisla would pre RAIR CUTS By appointment n e w — FOR RELIABLE Middle-aged woman tion. Call 5689. Realtors *', ^ two years old, has h o t/ water Rochelle, N^lf York; ThoT,** I Mlat Smith said t! ^ /h e ahd-^ Mrs Adolph Welskopp. Although the blaze waz confined to the living room, heat and smoke damage 8271. street, Manchester, Conn., tor n e t t , Malnatore Farm. WayUnC had '.gone tOgeUj[ei- hit other r^ m s in th^ house. Cause M the fire 'bad been Ondetermined at noon today. fic was*'heavy. Many banded, to dict. hoW loiig the strike might last ' . rmpraihjia piUy*^M t h n t ^ ; IMMEDIAT&DEU would- Hke-care-- of the - etckr" o r heat, fireplace, full, dry/asement th e garbage cojlpctoiv, stn et. .. •baby sitting. .Tel; '8337. COLEMAN'** Space heater: * uaed- ; 'KullMrar-ar professional-:- -office,. - MANCHESTER 3-9211 __ _,large obWne.t kitchcn.;Wn<^d j)la> Rlmh’ JLirnblower: Paul B. Skinner, [they Were graduated ' ' f r ^ ) ^ k - gether and rode taxis. Many others ...Friday). Phone' 2*3322'.'R'uiseil''i CARPENTER wlir frame unflnUh- FrivaTe Ihilructions l2? rosp- a little *arll*r « i d ; walked-to sweepers,.and- othee. -imimtlpalr 1952 WILLYS AERO WING three months. Call 2:2708 or 117 Apply ill’person iiffef '3:45 'p; 'WV.; yard, city )iewef."'nc'a/riew s ■p'/rcy W.'-'BKnwiP a*nvr Jams* J; 'Fhel«n*.lvtlle/Ht|flv School laht June: B ailor Shop, comer Oak and ed upstairs rooms.* Reasonable. or , write-Herrmann, 612 Center / Jr., are •both Special Partners and (,ro)cen Up.Ahe tl)d subway atallorts. laborers went on strikiF as their Spruca atreati. 2-DOOR SEDAN— Cell 2-4291. EARN 8100 or more per month 'Spruce street. MANCHESTER— Excellent twbr and bus .line. F .H ..^ or Q.T. loan General Partners. Accordingly. they 1 v Situation.^ Wanted— street. youths' capture pune after i e y e n ' Michael J. Quill. TWTJ president, contract ended WedneedsjFat mid Loaded ,wfth - beautltul extras addw sing envelopes ln„ spare /year old aix room single, \hot possible. 347 Ml5ldle Turnpike are Special Partners only aa betweeen night. The men, represented tiY ANY TYPE doll repaired. Dressed RUBBLSH AND Ashes removed. Male 39 COMBINATION Bengal oil and themacIvM and pther Partn«i^, ' driven alii h)ght through sent a telegram ye»t«rd*y turning Save a btindle on this new car. time at home by hand, or type- water heat 'with oil, ftreplace, tul) West, Phone 393; The Partner* above named ,ere all the Interriatlonsl Brotherhood of to order. Specialty collection Immediate and efficient service. gas ranjfe. Excellent condition. ermont, -New Hunpahlre, Massa down a mediation plea by Victor S. ONLY $496.00 DOWN WTlter. Nsend 81 for Information Wanted to Rent 68 tile bath, vestibule, dormers, base authorixed lo tranaact the Partr'ershlp chusetts. and Rhode' Island. Rlesenfeld, "Chairman of tho may Teamsters, (Chauffeurs, warehouse pieces restored. Dreeees copied Contract or otherwise. Call and ihstlWtions. Beacon Service, Call 2-9080. im m e d ia t e p/cuparicy. Six'new bUBlnoaa and alzh the firm namelie.' ’/ 10,000 L o s s 1953 WILLYS 4-CYLINDER CARPENTEJR Deslres work of all ment laundry, fireplace, fopjler The name and place of realdencesnee/Of Also continued/ until Tuesday or’s ipecial mediation, ctmomlttee. men and Helpers, a rt asking fdr 4 Call Coventry 7-8645, ^ 2-9273 or 2-9706. w a n t e d .-rÛnfumiihed 4 or. 5 ly decorated rooms, oil fired'furn ri'd Identified by Sailor Dept. 35. Bpx 310, Cambridge 39, ikIndB. Call 2*4193. plumbing, copper guttera, f|atoi;m the SpeclSi: Partnera »'ho Sre notot.*iao are the cases of:. Roy, C. Johjiaon, "To re-enter modlatwn,” the 25 cents an hour increase in pay. STATION WAGON-^ Mass. Money back guarantee. room rent by middle aged couple. windows end doors. Good mort ace'. Td'esi l/raUotf for tflifldren, General Partnera are : . Heater. Defroaters, Overdrive ALL TYPES of light trucking and FIREPLACE FIXTURES TtArara LEdward G. Back and Norbet King. Iii ord Fire telegranA said, “ it would be ne They scaled the demand 'down Best references Phone 2-9333. gage available. Priced right, Ul>* iU.SOO. Madeline Siiilth, Realtor. , \ * ■■ i P w nqjjisn Directional Signals...F,oc.,pleasure odd.Jobs..:No'.job.Vtao..sjxulk Call MAN DESIRES employment- ear 8 Grîwldh’^'Connec|icu;:‘“ '^F. ^feowe's;De.wey [TheI The trio is bmiÎhg held in connec- cessary for youi; committee to. re from their .first pl^posal for 200. Phone 6273. ' 2-1642.orA679. y 940 Park/iveni.a..:Sa«_TOr^^ A StrlbUS MaliS- Tttxi Lorn T e e n a g e n , They would, then, leave him there and business a top value! 5858 after 4 p. m. steiih flttef,' pipe flUef'of plumb: NEW WOOD-TONE WANTED— 6 to 9 room house, un move the road block which, is dl-' cents more; Workers gel 8 1 .1 0 sin* THE PROSPBfcT HUl School for /■ 31 Ing.’ Call 8792. i ..... New York; HshD- ,B. tiearborr^ State 'Training School and (CoBttaiMd firim PAf* OM ) and drive off. ' ONLY $682.00 DOWN BREAKFAST SETS furnished. Within 35 milea of FOUR ^ O M luUlT expandable at Exeter Place, Sknla! B»'''’Sra, ' Callfor- _ Reardon and State Policemen recUy responsible for this strike: hour to r light lab(T and 81.324$' young - children. Trahaportation MANCHESTER—Cape /Cod. with Hartford Youth Held "We mean the statement flaade 1953 WILLYS FIRST AND SecondSecond” mortgagee Manchester. Call' Dean Boundy, five' finished rooms; fireplace, tic, plastered ("6 cellar their wardrobes, lnv«U9*t®f* Robert Relmer of Hartford bar for heavy duty labor. City neg^ fwAiahed. lira. Leia Tybur, direc FOR DEPENDABLE 24 holir 3.' The Partneralilbi buaineaa la a z«n- In apbeals from a lower court: by Mayor Impellltteri... ovqr .ra bought for our own aie.count. Fast, LIVING ROOM FURNITURE Hotel Bond, Hartford. Phone steam beat and many other fea recrÛon room, screened porch An operator of the hoMtl qjUd that Fo/R obbery with Vio~ racks started to patrol the high tlators have offered 5 cents X tor. n o n e 2-5767. 4-DOOR SED AN - burner service, call 2-3701. Doirs— Birds— Pets . 41 eral acrurlty bualnesa.- IncludlrZ act- Va Henrv R Dimook dio and television Tuesday n l^ t. confidential service. ' Manchester 6-3231. If not in, leave phone tures. This home is well built and hot/water/il,' 'combination 'storms, Ing aa broker. cealer,and underwritea; I Jne aiaie vs. nenry n. uimooK, "only seven or eight" of nv* rooms way last week looklpg for (he gar's, for swing-shift and night d ttfe i^ . AERO LARK MODEL— Investment Corp.;* Sll^Flsln' St. APPLIANCES AND T. V; SMOO. Gfatlo add Co., Hartford nd acting aa a broker charged with road rules Violation on, the second fioor of the M^ygar- Ijmcef,^ Heavy Bonds tw o' of which had bhyi described The mayor has charged that ohr tlsl work. \ ’ BALLARD’S Orivlhg School. Man- Freeh Air Heater,'Overdrive and number. clean as a whistle. Can be occu 11 coniiiidiiltie.'*. endedjwlUiL the granting-Of a trial union and the . bus companiea were cheater’a oldeat Thousande of Phone 5416, CANARIES—Guaranteed singers. pied immediately witll nothing to ZgifiS/evenlngs 8-3{)89. Mancher- b1d"two-atory:stucco Xtructu^.hatJ -to-them by-victlmized-servlGemen. many other fine accessories. HonseHold Senieea CHAMBERS FURNITURE at Jan. 6. Dintock pleaded The three ymitlii* who have SeCT in collusion to force the d ty ad-f aecidant free instruction hours: Also females. Phone 2-0426. WANTED—By two adultr, 5 or 6 do. A real home and good buy at A er 6946 been occupied by overnight gui The ..youths told police they had ONLY $526.00 DOWN Offered 13-A room house. Will consider coun tan C!t>'. County f$nd State of New not guilty. arrested and charged by state used three cars~(Jourtney’s, Prin-^ ministration to raise the bus fare Hundreds of satlsBed .students. Balance 853.33 a month, includes Help Wanted— Female 85 812.600. Alice Clampet, Realtor. York. yThe offlc<»-an(f In the caSe cd CTharles Pbwd,.-:*c- Kurt and Gpno Stella, 'qo-OW to IS cents. « For appointment tel. 2-2245. POMERANIAN—A.K.C. register At The Green / try home, with corlvenlencea. Ir' CoêctoTvnectirut is at 75 -*Pearl •«**** Street, of the prfêrty, said the blaze/Ap- ihpe with aasaulting ,and robbing gle’s and one belonging to Pringle’s Police Locate Insurance and Interest and Princl FLAT FINISH Holland window ed. Orange color, aevien months Phone 2-4543. , . /e h a v e :m a n y h Oaês . cuaed o f violating the sales and use father, Asks Proof Aology experienced stenographer for East of the Connecticut River. Hartford. ^ parefitly started in a first /floor d)UUng servicemen w e r e ENJOY A Driver’s license. For ex pal. ghadee made to meaaure. All old, female. Also stud service. Call Open 10 A. M. to 5 4. M. Excellent references. Write Box 5.'Tlie amounts of capital furnlahed tax law, the charge was nolled. -' Intensive Questioning "W e now demand that the may metal Venetian blinds at a new' general' office work. Apply Tober *În and Around Manchester and actualif.' contributed ^y Alfred R. In other cases: John J. Mullen lliien closet from a carelezriy dle- identified by a sailor here today as On Wednesday, police spotted pert Instruction call the Manchee- 1953 WILLYS 2-0173 after 5. Evenings 7:30 to 8:30. - F. Herald, or phone 2-9966 MeN’Vr. K. Drwcv Everett and Heni*y carded'/cigarette: The flrF dlScqVe or prove his charges or that he Chapman Car low price. Keys made while you Baseball Mfg. Co.. Hilliard atreet. For Sale Manchester, ■ violaUon of liquor the trio that robbed him earlier one of the cars. Courtney and make a public apology.. . ’’ ,ter Driving Academy. 2-4087. 2-DOOR SEDAN-^ evenings. , , B. Df-irborn. the Special Partners who ered byÎliam Phlltp^the mene- welt. Mti'low's. . A ar^. not also General Partners are. re- laws, plea of npt giitlty and re Merovimich, who Were in It at the . Last night ImpelUttcri had no AERO FALCON MGDEI^ WOMAN TO Clean, wash end iron ROOM FOR Rent near Center. Reasonably priced homes such as this w e ^ on the Wilbur O d * s WANTED — Ride /t o Hamilton Poultry and Supplies ^*43 WANTED—Manchester or vicin SDerl4vel>’. a.^ follow*'.' /_ • questuvav for. y trial....m. by j—v jury. 'Die case who\ With Oeiip/Stella, was' time, were arrested. After, inten Immediate comment. ' Fully aquipped. Color: Willow WEAVING of bume, moth holes once a week. ■ Small home. . Call Heat, hot water. Gentleman pre Bayberry Estates in Bolton Center, Alfred R. Meyer./T...... Highway. Hartford Force RepHrlt Standard. Windsor Locks, Srrt ity, 3-5 room unfurnished r ^ t by ia^Vsslgned'for "we'dnesday.'at "l o i pMhfulIy V r n e d ym\\t trying to sive questioning, Courtney is re Estimates have varied on what Green. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, 2-9996 after. 7 p. m. BROAD BREASTED" Bronze tur ferred. 37 Foster street. Phone C O M E IN ! a six-room single on Porter street, F. Dewey Evereit ...... 200,000 ■■ - ■ ■ - ~---êxtinguish Wore/cglUng firemen. shut Call 2-8813. recejjtly discharged serviceman Henry B. Dehorn ...... 62.500 a.m.; state vs. Robert J. Pratt, cailef of. Herman O. ported to have broken down„ ad proportion of the city’s traffic de Vehicle Found Parked ONLY $592.00 DOWN keys, frerh frozen, ready anytime. 5331. ‘ a two-family near the Center, and 6 Tho. amount of capital furnlahcd Kurt StellA said the 8100,000 loss Schendel said thesidehtlflcatlon was handbags repa'rcd. zipper re YOUNG WOMEN Wanted' for and wife. C. M. Nelson. 2-4996 or Rockville, breach of peace, nolled mitting the robberies.an(Pimplicat pends on the struck bus lines, RTOERS WANTED, secpnd ehUt. , Balance up to 36 months. placement, umbrellas repaired, 8 to 35 *pounds. Schaub’s Turkey . . . and see onr many othprs.. * and actually/ ^ of 4-DOOR SPORT SEDAN Loaded SALESLADY Wanted between 21 ,60% OFF on famous make Bat- stove. Brown parlor heater, aleo JSine veatigatlon. ______station. * . bus lines, subways and elevated AptOBObnes’ fer Sale 4 and beautiful. 8395.00 Down Roofing!—Siding 16 Or Residence, 3751 r '’rhe''' T1 p'artiicrBh'tp,’ ' whlcliwlllclA'com-1 com- I State ys. James Braman, -34, El- whom are from Mancheater, were Although the bOy* admitted aix 23, of 99 Oak atreet, h*d and 40. Experienced only. Lady* teftes. Written guaraiiteeji. 81.00 -Fdgida.ire, all in .gOOtLcQmimon- pinnne. j.miarv i.ii953. ceasst:easeij: JDecem- llngton. two charges, theft of poul- trains. 196tWHiiYfi--l-e¥LINDER------b'ro'ughj"w th* station- b y TOb^rieB", ■-pottce*- had * -only heanl' ■ ManjTridMS on IB'ritrueK 'IthBr fownd - In -the- - Hartford FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that apparel. Go’od ’opVorJunlty. ' CtL ■'downT'l'i'.Wr"areeHy.' Caleo'Seiw- Call 7211 before 2:30 or after 8 BusinMs Property C O M E IN !/ êr 31. 195.7. try And faifure to appear On a bail t :. STA’nON WAGON— Very clean. police for the identification. pf thrpe before Manseau’* appear- used the bhses to get to the under parking lot. (Thapman ia tbe nub;; 1N9. 1950, 1951, 1953, two doors stay on in any kind of'storm, and 2-885,5 for Interview/ Icenter. Tel. 4164, 4185, or 2-0980. p. m. , ' for Sale 7 0 , /' i.s.si’-s.’f.s s .s w .’c.v;:,® r.u n . H oliday D e^lis Priced to Save! 839S.0F Down lAits for Sale 73 The sailor, 3 /A 'Don Manseau, ,c« today. ■ ground or elevated lines. ject of a general police (dtaiOlf- and four doors.- All deluxa models 1981 HENRY J. gutters, conductors and roof re-* learn, nt thla nth day'of December. 1353. /[charges. One year for theft and and fully aqulpped. Stop in and BAKER’S Helper wanted. hourF12 ROY AL AND Smitb-Cbzpna pprt- WASHING Machine. Excellent LOCAL VARIETY store, fine lo Cheilea ’ f. Iôverlng. Ralph Born-K(i,jg to be suspended after (Kclded to make hla complaint after le youthg'are scheduled for Warn* of Subway Halt 6-CYLINDER DeLUXE Uke New pairs. Call Coughlin 7707. the rtunltlee r^ id fn tia l M ount io-198 whlch was sent out by ManebadtHC' compara thla ael4ction of beauti- midnight lb 7 ^ m. Apply morn able and standard typewriters. condition.. Call 2-4753 after 6, p. cation, low rent. A real buy at LARGE, Excellent blnwer. Paul B. Skinner. William R-i and nrnhafinn for the reading of the trio’s arrest in the courtxsppekt'ances in three towns, The city and the union yester Sava hundreds of dollars! ings, no phone calls plea.'te. kay' All makes of adding machines 82,000. Inquire CThSrles W. extra building lots with n lceX v lew . Roven.-kv. Haroli: E. Verrill. Charlea Pro™ V°" paper. He said he had been robbed Wethe^êld ' tonight, Manchester day reached a .trfico pact concern police following an incident / ful, claan, guaranteed cars at CONNECTICUT Valley Const nicr m .' ' ’v' K. Perrign; Pau> J. Eakiu. Oiia A. | expired Jail term. On the secemd \ Tuesday evening. The local / Centar Motor Sales, \ 461 Main 8395.00 Down Pastry. 183 North Main atreet. •old or rented. Repairs /o n all Lathrop. Realto'r. 100 Esst Center advantages ofArorking for Phone. 6273. Glaxebronk. Jr . Charlea S, Sargent. Ed by them of two cartons of cigaret Jan. 10/bnd Soi(th Windsor, Jan. ing the issue of overtime duty ■ -/ tlon. Guaranteed roofs and slUlnp. ' count/ihe same penalty was meted By t h e ASSOCIATED PRESS ia wanted on a charge ot Btraat. 1950 WILLYS 4-CYLINDER . makes. Marlow’a._____ . / . ' * stleeL Tel. 2r'03S4. ward O. McDonnell. Walter M. GIblln, tes. 83, and a bracelet. 13. Coiirtiwy and l^rovonlch are vshlch might result from stebped- STATION WAGON-In Top Condi . Aluminum storm windows and a major pui*plier to the Howard E. Buiise. George L. Morrla, out ta run conoarrently.' Tho number of deaths In^ acci with a motor vehicle.' gijtterk. All mrn protected h5’ In WANTED—Woman to flerk in Musical Instruments 53 T" State vSv Elwood Spear, An Heavy Bonds also riated to app'Oitr at Vernon up city line operations. Quill had BEFORE YOU Buy a used ear lion! Only 8395.00 Down ’atore, Saturdays, hours 8 to 5:50, CTNCX) ALL Aluminum; cdmblna- g field of air James J. iValaon. Daniel T. Bergtn. dents during the long New Year "the boys were identified by state warned that all subways would *1110 car driven by ChapnuuH surance. Three years to pay. Free Percy W. Bro*»n. .fjimea J. Phelan. Jr.. dover. charged with Injury or risk holiday rose today. The total reach- but the date hM h o t ^ t been set. see Gorman Motor Salsa. Biilck Apply In p;rson, Manchester tion windows No palntlngX no / ' ■ . Houses for Sal* 72 insportatlon BOLTON-:-Brand new’, cute, four- JoSeph T. .W'a'ker. .Jr.. H^rry Hrirn police da Lee Courtney, 19. of halt If any TWU members were osvhed by Mrs. Vivian Browal See These Fine Values Todav estimates. Call ,7180. Alfred WA.NTED — Used spinet blower IF RAlpb Hornblowrr, Jr of injury to Children;' plea was ed 198. This included 149' In traf Salas and Sarvlce, 285 Main Cleaners. 93 Well.x street. changing, no atoring. Free eHu piano. room ranch. Two bedrooms, full riartford, George Merovonich. 19, disciplined for refusing to work Of 82 Silas road! The v a h l^ f Owner \Call 58.58 after 4 p. m. Herrv w .' Pucceiff Harold F.'Carter, guilty and he wax^given one year fic. 18 in Area and 3j in other tybea atraat Phona 2-4571. Opep ave- At mate given,-' no obligation. O lt basement. pla.stOrcii w%lls. ' oak. Trlfton------— .Antfll. vvmi..., Joix-ph I Glmnia, jgjj_ guapended Wllllsm after 60 days, of 56 Kensignton street, and Rlch^j overtime. The TWU .has 43-000 been recovered and nlnga. W'ANTED Woman to do cleaning W'illlam Tunaky. 2-9095. ' — CHESTNUT STREET J. I.awlor. Jr..* Grorzo , T. Fl.vnn, of accidents. \ ard Pringle, 19; of 63 Ardmore 5-84*1.-IV TT sSlIv; members in the city-owned lines. turned, to fts owner, GRIEAT EASTERN . Rooflni^ and floor.s. tile bath, 'j-acre of land. fine of 8100 and probation for the The victims lost their lives In DeCORMIER ___ ■ '/Cb\ and some ironing one da.y a wpek. TWO FAMILY r d U ’ LL G E T ______Tlinniii!i B. &ann(!’.{. AKrrrt R. Mryrr, road. Courtney and Meroyinch ore City’ transportation employes » 8 0 CltiryROLET DeIuxV~tudbr, dnslruction. t;o . Appllca^rs of- i-ring Apparel—^Fnni 57 Goqd tocatinn .* -ehoose ow'n- decor- F. Drwri, ■Evf-ri'tt; 'tteiiry ir.~Dr»rborn. tinexpired jail term.- \- the period that began at 6 p.m\ caiapman attanipted / Bird111, and Flintkote. Guaranteed Call 2-0432 between 5 and 8 p. 'BOLTON — Building atone and Tlir Ccrllflcalr *»a above »et forth, being held under 835,000 bond have the 40-hour work ■week 'de-( Patrolman Fred Tedford rtel clean car. Priced for qulclf MOTOR SALES, INC flagrione, Bolton Notch Quarry. Hot water heat, two-car garage. , The StabjiUy of a Large eting colors. Pbone Barbara \' (local time) Wednesday, and will Seen Spr^îug manded by QuHl for the private roofs and aiding. Life^m e alum- L,ATE STYLE Sealskin coat with wdoda. Agent. 3702." signed and «8kn«»-lcdged by all of the each and Pringle is being held day night whan police.. 81245. W ritten guarantee. PAY, UP Xmas bills. Eafn/steady Phone ,2:0617. Stanley Patnode. Most centVal location, in town. Companir partners, has be*n recorded in the bf- end at midnight Sunday. nder 825,000 bond. All three lines workers, who now put in a •tnum' clapboard And/combination mink collar and cuffs, size. 12. 830. Owner - Miilt. take bark m ^ g a g e . flre ef the Town- Clerk of the City of. Henry Gauruder and Tadf( Cole Motor’! Sarvicenter, 436 '24 Maple St. Manchester Income. Rspresont' Avon* Prod Allied Raiders Hit The number of deatha in the cur aVe charged with robbery with (Ooattnned from Page iDxe) 44-to-45-hour week. Present bus came ausplcloua of a car p4 storm windows an/^screens. For Phone 2-4402. - . Needs redecorating but priced ac ■k Opportunities for advance- Hartford. Cdiinerticut. rent > holiday period waa falling Center. 2-0980. \ ucts. For personal interview write BRAND NEW 17" Emerson tele- vU)Ience. ..fares on the struck line* are meet- Bantly’s service station at 6 ;. ______\ free estimates cal/827i. Evenings District Manager, BoX 27, North vision 8169. Tax and warranty cbrdingly. Owner desires quick a, ' ment ' Wanted—Rca| Estate 77 AT A*rtO>?RT OF PROBATE held jihort of the numT>er reported dur ^ 10 cents. Tbe unfoh also seeks a 8303. Al’oert V landsay. Owner. Schendel said the sailor told po- waterfront crime and corruption and Investigated. Bortaanf MeCLURE AUTO—We will \pay Branford, Conn. included. Can arrange terms to Wanto^— To Bny 5I tion. Priced to seî. at Manchester, within and for the Bunker Hi^l Reds ing the long CSiristmas week end. - \ a - _ 1_____1 I______— ______I U . . 25-cent hourly increase in wages Auto Aceemories—H r^ sf ' -A A LIBERAL Wage Scale considering s e l l in g District of Manchester, on the 31«t lice he had been picked up by .Uie by the New York Crime commia- ruder pulled'the police cruiser you more for your good used'car suit. C*ai-2-0980. ' day of Dccrmber*;A. ,D. 1952. lin in g the 102 hour <3irlatmas *ion- .... which now grange from 81-W to towards a new Hudson, Wasp, '______/ .. WE SPE921 offer foy property See " "b'efbre jporTed Uie 'iwa'ir ------...... sault and robbery occurred. , (liapman tt«i '*iflr --S73.Main street. TeL 2rS442. Open, Irv-jm. combination. Phone ' /-;4010. -a* oyERTlBIE .Fremlnma -TSie e.xe(nil-rtx ■ having..Cithihitrd* .her, The Communists probed _AJlied new year period, they, averaged a to choke off the^Ptrike. A publish organizing car piBols, and taxis Me rtarted:ifea_CM,. hacked ' “ lylvanla' and' Bdwera*^' * batteries. Ftreetr-Phnne-4860: Free estimaiiew. Direct jactory Phone Office 5440----^ — yoa-aeifc4../4i— TidTirtntstrattorraccmint-wtthrsaid eet« ■The,navy' mani-horoe oH-hoUday probabtywlll bc^ in heavy-^msnd, evenings. positions at three other epots-:-' shade under’YiW^pw' hDur.'' ' " ed report sBa ffic aritl-Ryan fa ^ tried to trap Tedford. Then, Free road service. Terms on all WAITRESS Wanted. Apply Oar- dealer.- / WANTED -2Good size'd building Evenings 2-5938 ey 2-5592 a Rettrement Income Plan ' b r a k -b u r n re j lt y to this Court for ailowance*. It la leave, wgs on hla way back to hli? Board of Transportation authorl- OtlDERED: That the 8th'day of two in -the center and one in the . The heavy Cfitriatmas holiday tlon would' try (o break up a meet and products The Budget Center, 91 lirn Restaurant, 840 Mein street. lot, preferably Man'chester Green Phone 6273 base, in Portsmouth. Vs., when he (les mav confer today with rail lights off, he shifted gear* R o o fin g a/lnsaranoe , ^ Jirtmarv. 19S3. at ten o'clorH, forenoon. west. The temperature dipped to toll, which includetl a record 556 ing of several hundred Ryan sym raced through a ueed car 1953 WILLYS JEEP with heater Center strOet. COMPLETE Selection of doll car- section. Phone 8497. : )at the Probate Office In the Municipal stopped off St headquarters here- road officials to work out revlied TW'O Fa m i l y hou^, hear schools, six degrees below zero • in , the deatha In motor vebtele accidents, pathizers today. turned down tho road at tha and dlrectlSn lights. Phone 7156. riages and strollers. Tricycles. . HUYERS WAfTIN Building In said Miiirhester. he \and . Warrapta. for. .the: thTee Federal mediator iohn-A. Bui*ke r triijii-. fifJ''t4uies... Emj)IoYert kpjJf^N'irTrjapMltlizing ln-rci>alr - FIR&'FAND'SEG^fB- (esler. Tel. 6394. ' , piacCêsalgned for said hesrtng he given Idcpihotives during night strikes death count began may have -slow nor in connection with another rob day to attemiSl to settle IRe dis 000 miles. Call owner 2-2796. BY POPULAR REQUEST Open.10 a m. to 5 p. m. Evenings ROOM FOR RENT. C!^! 2-0131. said hesring Schools also may rearrange hours and then north on Middle t( perience. "Free estimates. Call a Aiitomatle Co*t-of-Liring CA^H BUYERS siting for 4, 5, lo all persons knownown to-be intereetedh foi/Uie second straight night. Al ed motoring. bery reported .to Jiave been ptaged pute oven wages and other Issues. Police estimated that C 7:30 to 8730. s ix ROOMS, two unfinished. Rec- s f tliereln to appear and he henrdheni there.- Traffic fatalitlea soared to a re by the youths. From a report of The tRree specidlists' ipeal.s sre to lessen the transportaUon bur- 1937 LINCOLN Umousine, 12 Howley. Manchester .5361. X^FULL INSURANCE - . Adjmtni^tii 6 and seven re Singles and on bv publishing a tony-of this order lied plknes shot up 30 box cars sind reached speeds of 80 miles I.. I W J , 11 I.—* ^ TYeation epom. fireplace, full cellar, in Manchester, H-—...... - * Copy-of tl...... cord high 566 during last week's this one, alleged to have occurred seeking a 30-cent wage Increaft*. a den- ' ____ cylinder, ^ cellen t condition. Cus Winter tildes 1-2 price sale. ATTENTION Ladies! Sli^ covefs NEWLY DECORATEb, beautlful- two-family ho' in soine newspaper , haring i-ln- ij -rirculatlon------40 supply vehicles, hour'until he auccesafully tom built. Ehctra tires, Must be PROGRAM ly furnishe'd and Spacious room.^ combination aluminum storms, a.Man.v Big (kimpany Bolton. Coven and Vernon. in said District, at least five dSys be- seal Red Tunurl four-day ChriatmM holiday. There early fn the evening of Dec. 14 in a .■reven-cent employer 'contribution, the cruiser, f b Buj' one regular price,, get one Heating—Plumbing 11 and drapes custom idikde. Re-up- fOK tijc day of raJd-hearfrg. |\ , * to a welfare fuisd, and a five-cent Strike Hit* Baltimore. _ai.en to be appftclatad.'. Call Cov “lYie most complete light houai fenced/yard.' Small cash tll,300. t Extra JTnefite , Howard R. Ha: 2^107 - .rOHN J. "^VALLETT.; Xvnffe. Fighter-'bombers pounded (Com êre 744 accidemal deaths. secluded section of town, it follow Baltimore. Jan. 2—(/P)—Garbage Police ;rep ^ ed at press tlmi? holsterinq. Beautiful, -fabrics, C5attt/knd/Co., Hartford 5-9198, / The violent- aeath toll, for the ed the pattern establlsljed by the company payment toward, a pen- entry 7-7792,. 1-2 price, ' Casing plus tax. HEA’TINQ From A, to Z.., Con- prints, stripes, solids, pxpertly' keeping facilities available munist fronuine and supply posl- piled up in backyard cane and- dirt Tlie Herald today that C *ap«aR ^ We have several openings for Manchester. You will marvel, mgs 8-3989, Manchester 6946. LISTINGS WXntcd Sihglt; tffo - AT A COURT OF PROBATE held ftJJir-day New Year’s holiday last youth* in an operation extending .Sion fund. . ' version burners, boiler-burner \- tlbrts. \ . coilecled In gutleri today as the had not M y*t been found. / j,; 1947 CHEVROLET Fleetline four- women in our expanding op finished, 85 down. 82 weekly, family. thi/ee-famiu- husinea* at fdanchenier, w.ithin and for the year waa 611,, Including 375 In traf over thrte month*. Offer R'pftiifed BATTERIES 50% OFF units, complete heating systems. balance 'one year to pay. Call the cleanlinars of this buili District of Manchester, on the 30tt^ F-80 jets, diyihg to only 20 feet door sedan. Gray. Radio, heater, erations. Factory experience property. Have maiw cash buy dav of December. 1952. fic mishaps,/fi9 in fires and 167 In Srhonriel said ' that the . three ■ The union has turned down an All wolrk guaranteed. Time pay Mrs. Carr 3320. CThildren aocepted. Central, H ERE A R E above the ground, sealed a tunnel seat coven. 8795, Phone 6929. ed so reasonably you’ll gksp! Be ers. Mortgages arranged.J Please Pre$(ent. .rOHN ,J.. WALLETT, by skipping bomba into • the en miscellaneous accidents. boy* pirUeil up a hitch hiker at the. offer of .25 penis an hour and is ments arranged Mbriarty Broth helpful. Age 18 to 35 years. demanding ap lncrea.se of -12 cents i a , / SERVICEN.TER " sure and see this one. Mrs. Dor call George L . Grjiziadio. Real Eatate rtf Timothy A.pTpant. late of trance,. ' ' 1 The National. Safety Council has toll bridge on the parkway. They 1949 PLYMOUTH convertible yel ers. Tel. 5135. . - CARPET REMNANTS. 98c and I m We need Ranch Hqmea, Just a few nf tha an hour. Burke said -the 2.5 cent i J 436 Center St. Phone 2-0980 sey, 14 Arch street,___^ many, opening* tor. ^-587[$. 109 Henry street. Maiiihester, in j«aid Dlstiirt. No Cdmmunist Jets 4yere »n-* estimated traffic accidents will kill look him to n thinly populated low. In good condition. Call Rock up. Manchester Carpet Center, CbiMials'and Cape <>ods The admirUtrator havini; exhibited offer would have--hoostcd rate.s of G GUARANTEED fest'prum'tlng and Apply Tn Person. ^ 308 MaiP sttreet. Phone 274343. countered along MIG alley. 4i0 during the New Year holiday area on Winfl.sor street in Buck- ville 5-5835 after 5:30 p. m. ATTRACnrVELY Furnished room at fair price* tor our issili Grindihg Machina Operator* hta/adnttnlatratirm account with aald period ending at midnight Sunday. samplers from $75 tn $85 for a 40- , a heating. Alteration* and new enatomera.' Quick eervlee estate to this Court (or alIow«nce.Mt Is Okinawa-based B-29 -'Superfort* land. robbed him of 810 and a > ^SPENCER to rent. Complete light Itouse- R ,t,egal Notice i5r 1>ERED; That the .Rth day of Fatallries on the Wgliway averaged hour work week, weighers from J - work. Time payments arranged. GIRL’S WHITE ice skateg, size 9. ___ —BO red t^ e . last night dumped 500-pound wotch and left him. $83 to .$96..50; and scalefnen from . GI Trailers for Sale worn once. Reasonable, Phone keeping facilities available. Pri ^ Drill Preas Operator* .Tiiûwiry. 1953. at t^n o‘cl(vk. forenoon, 102 every 24 hours fh the first II Called State Police . 1947 CADILLAC motor. Excellent Skelley Bros., 2-8714. AT A obUP.T OF PROBATE held at‘the Probate Office in tW Municipal bomb* on Red barracks at an ore $2 to $2.25 An liour. (m RUBBER PRODUCTS 2-1187., vate entrance. Couple prêrtyd. St Maiicucater. within and for tlT Bulldlnp In salt. Manche.*^ter. be and processing plant and marshalling months ôf 1952. This figure in The man. whose name was not condition. Call 2-2558. HOUSE TRAILER. 1952 Stewart I Ele<*triclans Diitrlr;jnf Manrberter, nn the In Washlnrioo- the', Federal J? coach, 37’, two bedrooms, full PLUMBING And heating. Special Inquire >67 Maple street. 7 the >amoals asslBned for aXhearInff on yard near SongChon in north-cen-;. cluded /deaths which occurred days relea.seri. ,.then hitched his way ~ ; COMPANY day of Deceniber. -1952- . ,/--r-r the' allowance of .jiald -. alaco..ajaiffncd-for *&id hear - The count of violent deaths on ..and pnltimore._Mediation service W O R A H G E h a l l V END OF YEAR ~ at corner-of Lake street,. Bolton, j'ohnson 6979 o*r 5044. Bfaterisl Handlers./-;' ■ — ■ . •The,-aitinlnlalratrix havljuêj^bUrd ing :bc .fffvcji iff -all iperaona- known -to .Pyongyang. i- The— two' Manchester - ,^.-‘i boys *,< both ichief David LTcole said./through:.A woman. Phone 3SST. her ifdm’Ini.-.traMori dee07in(vwith- 1*ittd be- interested therein to appear and be Bom)>er crews reported sighting New Year’* eve and New Year’* have record.s. McrOvonlf^ s dating ; ^ spokesman tliat lie, is watching- 3 next to Anderson’s' Ice Ci'eem Diamonds-— Watches— ' ertitr to ihi.-i Court for allowanrc. it la CLEARANCE SALE COMPLETE FURNACE .repair- Help Wanted— Male - 86 Bench Workers heard thereof bv pubHahln* a copy of Red night. fighters, but none at day in Ne*w England stood at eight bark to Npyember. 1949. when he , situation verv closely. - w _ - Bar: Priced./Lor quick.-sale. Days Jewelry - ;■ 4 8 LARGE. Heated . front ..bedroom, ■ ORDERED: That the fth day/— of thia‘ ordyiNTERIZEp ■talled and serviced.-T. P. Aitkin, clean up than In the kitchen. SUSINESS AflD - r JOHN J./WALLETT. Judge, on^ the highways, two in- fire*, one and -.tiitned.,,, oyer ,tp ji i ^ i l e f ^ ^ ' ^ aafffooddioM M Hours 6 !a. m. to 2 p. m. Good palrs, aojuats watches expertly. ------:------..... e Tool and Die Makers 'the. earn* la saaigned.-tor a. hearmg-OU. a MeCebo: str.eet; Phone.6793. • illowirirp rif'MifI'««hnlnl»tr*Uoi»m* ^ RiliDB RET s t r a ig h t In ' a plahli 'crsshlaha-'k' authorities. In 1950 wasX«»'' • At Baltimore, four pieltelsHt ’iymouth;„Cha®be9dk-:^ ‘wages. Apply Reaionfeble prices.; Open daily. ROOM FOR Rent. Centrally lo : W anted Cavey’s Raetau- a Sheet Metal Mechanics •/;veount.-.with sab; Milnjian. Korea. Jali.-Y-' f/pj' struck by » train. ■ lYialed for htcach .of the peace, but - aaarch'ed : a l : IB4 : 'entriifiCft',;to ,a ,i'' dO: and heateE-^ne- own- CAW ," MANCHESTER 8*86 for ' rant. ThjHxilay eveninga >29 Spruce cated. One... block' from Main i INDUSTRIAL d'rrrta that f o t w linio- -*i\d er-4ow idileage. The Utilted Nations ft*uce delega------Among the fatalities . were Rfch-' - the case was nolled. i sugar refinery on the waterffony - iMotorcyelea •- 12 your plumbing repairs and altera atreet. ^hone 2:4387. street. Continuous hot water. I a Precision Machinists pMrp anfilRnFrl for- **alrt hrarln^ Charge Grill 1961. Plymouth Cambrldg'e_ C3ub tion*, Prompt service. Youngs SINpLE MAN to work in grocery Gentieman. Parking. 4724. SITES AVAILABLE ■-Rlvpii tn all pnrFonjr Wnnuii lo / h r in* lion today “set* the record atd LeRoy Hood*, 30., of New .Lon- Pringle wa.s one of three youths j «nci 7g atevedores- who work forit t^r^Mpd th^rf»in to *nd bf straight" on a long aeries of Com- . don. Conn., a sailor assigned to the Coupe, radio and heater. Real WANTED—G-*»od clean, used care. town kitchens sold and installed. store. Driver’s license required. / a Spinners ‘ ■ e Serapera who wa.s Involved in the case of j the firm served notice they would [ See Bob pii\*er, Center Motor th^rnod tty piJbHBht«R /of thia munist charges that Allied war- ■ N*Vtl SubroariM Base in Groton. clean car. , C- O. Lorentsen, Contractor. .Inquire Hilltop Market, 234 Oak. Household G(iod9 .4: 51 We Will Build te Sdit for ordf'V in sohio 'luiNdnp a Liquor to Minors Martin W. Mooney b f 101 Maple., (cave the job af nplanes are flying over neutral ; ônn.. who was^kllleo by a Ne*w. 1951 Dodge Wayfarer —2 door se Sales, 461 Main 'street. street, ...... :.i -I ROOM FOR Rent. Parking. 272 Lease. - Apply a Many Other* rlrculRtion- In Dl«tri('t. nt who was charged and later con-1 A sugar freighter was" half un-1 dan, radio and heatpf, Gyromatib EFFICIF:NT Plumbing and heat FRANK .8 Antiques and second Main street; Phone 407I< flvf* ^ y B h r f ^ r r th^ day of Bald h#‘ar* Panmunjom in violation of * an Haven bound train as he walked victed of selling liquor to minors. I loaded n't the refinery dock.^\Vork-1 B arlow drive. ing. Plugged drains niachine hand store, 56 riooper atreet Buys V ■ - t r ' JOHN J.,|\VALLKTT. Judfio. Ai charge of selling liquor to agreement. ' along the -railroad tracks in Pringle, who was booked on in-1 ers inside the plant, who sie repre-,; BOY W'ANTElJ to wash pans Sun piipor* has been placed against 1950 Dodge Wayfarer 2-door se Bosinefla SerTieea Offered 13 cleaned. Phone 6497.* day afternoons. Apply Pine Pas and sells good used furniture and HpUSEKEEPING Room for one 4 - Co. Wllllsm B. Carlock. senior ton yesterday foxlration, a charge Ir-ter changed j sented by a CIO union, did not ob-1 dan, black, real clean car. antiques. Phone 3966. Open 9 to pKtwo. Bendlx, ail utilities in- JARVIS AT A COUllT OF , PROBATK- hrld (George Pazrd'nos of 23 Green Hill Allied * ligison officer went to to breach'of the peac^ was ar- serve the ILA picket line. ; ANTIQUES Reflnifh'ed. Repairing try Shop. 658 Center strMt. j| Don't W ait! Act Newl At Manchcitfr. within 'and for th<» atreet, owner and permittee of the 1950 Dodge Coronet 4-door Se done OE any furniture. Tleman, 5:30. Jhdon, Jan. 2—(,T)-J-An of- Expert workmanaUp. free esti 265, Portland, Oenn. ■ every day from now on. Ail stock double. For gentlemen. At the credlt(ir« lo brriijr ire Ihdr claim? with- Panmunjom. These Include four. - - l^t three: 5^ ,1 „,»p the proposed and heater. „ Cfiub doijpe- mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur ranged.* V. Marcin Co. T^sV 4848. GIRL or Mn said tlrne allowed by publlshlniir A Wednesday night. He called them 1946 Plymouth Special OeLuxe, Steward for local o ^ reduced prices. 56 Cooper: Center. 14-16 Wadsworth street. outside and they' admitted after balloons, a ■e'arcblight and radar (Ghapman Court, No. 10. Of*der federation of ilire.- British ter: niture. Oak atreet. Phone 2-1041. WANTED copy qf ihlA ord#‘r in »oni(' newApaper observation. of Amaranth, will seat it* ne*w oj- flcit "Peanut*' radio and heater. * 4 door aedan. ~ gantzation, state...... expe,rience... ref- Street. WOMAN ba-vinr A dfculation Ir . said probate questioning, he said, that they ritorie* In the heart of Africa Low mileage. Nice car. Myiinery—DressnakiiiB 19 WELL HEIATED room for gentle PRkrt A WklTNiV^ diftrife^* within ten days fr(Jin dale were not 21. ‘ i T h e •Alliedd'pokesman noted that [fleers, tqhight at a semi-public ih- State .Policeman Daniel Rear ran into *trong op|>««itlon from MANCHESTER — TV Service, rerencew and salary, \4rite Box N, of thw orU^, and return ^make to thla don (Bid the youth* told police- r a n g e and FUEL Cl 1941 Dodge 4-Ddor Sedan. GLENWOOD GAS and oil range, man. Continuous hot water. Pri For G *M rd ■ The bartender in the grill at the the Reds had alleged 27 overflights [ stallaîoh in the Masonic 'femple. both white and Negro repreiwh- radio and TV * specialists since Herald. AIRCRAFT court ‘of life notice given.' they were trying to make enbugh 1941 Plymouth Special Deluxe AL'TERATIONS and remodeling refrigerator. Ice box, Very rea vate entrance. Inquire 101 Chest "I JOHN J,. WALLKTT. Judj?e. time, police said, was * Stero since Oct. but said hot one in tatives, conference source* re 1934. House service call 83.50. for ladies’ and children’s wear. sonable. call Coventry 7-6850 nut street. W o r ii Dtriaion of United Alrcmf* volved a h[)stilc aqt of any kind Bcii Shankman qf Leonard’s money on Iheir.Yobberie* to finance Club Coupe. Radio, heater, price Phone 2-2186 day or night. MAN, 25-70 to introduce fljianciBl CorpomtifHi Kyjolous of Woodlayyn clircle, East ported last night. The - proposed i : 24 Hour Delivory S i ^ l law .' Call 2-3828. . . • after 6:30. . KnowladgcJ of tsri^g as- ' Hartford. A'ccordiilg t o , police,' and investigation proved many of Shoes announced -today that the a trip to .^California. But. Reardon federation would join NorUrem service to business and profor- LARGE Front' room, suitable for East Hartford 8, Conn. added, what’ they apparently got 1949 Podge '4-Door. Heater, lu- DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, .sentlal. Gfopd ..jritrldag Ui(e leftover .iCod.kcd riiacaroni Pazianos was oh the restaurant the allege^ violations nri'er oc- winner of the G. E. clock radio was Rhodesia. Sohthem Rhodesia and sional nien. Must have car. Ex PRACrnCALLY New gas stove. gentleman or couple. . Kitchen Howard Mandil of Rockville.-The'- we* "peanuts." ' tone colon _ copied, vacuum', cleaners. Irons, conditions, 'flood salnry. this'way: turn into a grpaaeS.riial- ■idd of the building, which ia di cured. ; . Nyasaland in one 475,000 square' Morinfr— Trucking— perience in intangiblea and col- •Yellow.chrome kitchen set, very privileges. Centrally located. Call drawing, which was in charge of - R'eardon said the boys would 1987 G. M- C--'Cha8siii and Cab. guns, etc., repaired. Shears, Vnention with pny. Insur- low' baking dish aPd cover with a vided by . 1 wall, lat the time o t the mile country bordering the L’nlon Stonjft . _ 20 jectlon work' desirable, jobt •?- reasonable. Call 2-1709. Mr. Wilson 4112. Open Weekdays Dou.ble or bU U eftly filets are Jack Sanson' and Mr. Shankmm, cruise up and down the 'parkway Heater. Make ue an offer. knives, mowers etc. put Into con sentlal. 8KX) weekly draF plus aaea benefUa. Apply '' ' cheese Sauce and )>ake in a ipoder- alleged offe'nse. af Sou|th Africa.. MORIARn Iffiil , 1941 Ford 8 (3ub' Coupe:Hkdio j1(- ate - oven until heated through'— two; aides o t a fish t][iat has the -was held on Dec. 20, with ..many Idpking for aervlcemen hitching. dition for coming needa Braith- AUSTIN, A. CHAMBERS CO., bonus arrangement to man quail-, :MAGIC (JHEP-gas stove equipped ONE CLEAN bedroom in private backbone removed; the sides Are contestant* present. Whep’ they spotted one ’’.who and heater. 8 A. M. to 5 P..BI. about fifteen' ihinu'tes. I f you Uke F or! the fourth auticesslve year, In- 1951 over 83 million water SIS CENTER STREET waite, 52 Pearl etreet. local and 'long dlsi'ance moving, tying. Write Manager, Box P,’ for bottled gas. Price 850. “C^sU home, near Cheney Mills. .Call held together by uncut flesh. Single looked small enough,” they 4ouid Herald. MANCHESTER you can sprinkle the top -of the Warren Spahn of the Boston melons were raised and consivped SOLUiENE, INC. paek ^ , storage. thUl 5187. Hart 7727 after O. ; _ / .'2-0595 anytime. Satiirdays ‘ _ cheese, sauce with buttered crumby Braves led the/Nati'onal Leegud in filleti are the aides o f )Jte fish cut : Duplicate- bridge, will be played pick him up and-drive, to a lonely POWER b u r n e r s . and Range ford 6-1423. area where jshey -wouid rob him; :,in the United State*. Oodm and Plymouth Csira Burners' expafLy cleaned ahd HERALD before baking. .1 strikeouts. Spttn. fanned 183. away from the backlxme. tonight at 8:15 at TlnlKer Hall. EXPERIe NoFd Brpadleaf tbbac- A RARE BUY—Two’ rugs, new?, ATTPACTIVE b o o m , centrally 8 A . ,M. to 1 2 -^ o o n . 0 o % e Job Rated Truclla •fhdewL Let us scrvjcs and rs- ALBASk A BERRY, rubbish CO sorters.' Long Job. (Jharies heavy. Imported. Burgundy- an£ I 18 BIMEU- ST. ' ' ' 1 I ■( •H Ototar 8L phone 5101 located, kitchen privileges if sde- * . ’.''"It' l^ ir your washing machine or re- mOvSl, household and commercial. Bansemer, 575 Forbea[streetj East biege. 9 X 12. Sydlee. 851 Wethera\ ■ired.'Woman preferred. Call 4331 .1'.( . . . ■ 7 V ■ '4 IÂtoi BUcsd to Buy Usad Cars, /rigerator. Metro Bsrvica S-OMS. Light trucking. Phone«3-2S91. .Hartford. Arid Ave., C-1 Hartford 46-4832. after 5,

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FRI dJ y .-JANUARV 2;'1«63'v( • V' EIGHTEEN' r / ' %• J Btipr l^ aU t / \... V N .Ayeratfe DaUy êt Press Run ‘ V- For the Week Bnded '" . 7 The Weather chlld/was ^ven a party M^daTj*^ V^''rAr>sgW •''ômolTow morning-, *KlO«- con of aceurary ^ a t ' opIUy daea not due. totv|*oA' health. His presence ■V\ «.Dec. 57. 1$ 5^ PorecM t Of U. *. Weather Buremi fessions for the youth of t» i pariah "Juat hft an^ tp$/* .Tifi; Mffacta o f jind unfailing hOpior wlU be missed aftnnoon by fellow employes in .T | BAwaraaaa - A qwii Upge$ Support by hospital pcraonrtbl. i' Cafeteria at 'the hospital and F w AJiKaUt J will be hgard in St. John's iûrch its blows arOTCrf^^non fo rfo tteti by Mrs. RicKert has been the regls^ pre'«hted wilh'several gifts. Her Ik is«b FRIOIM • w Mostly rloii^.yTonight. ^ôsatW ■ ' ' ' ■ on Ghiway.street. In the .eV»nln|j many.ot those atriclfcn. 10,819 at T o’rloek,' a. parish social \^îll b»] tereti^hamiarlst for sig and a position op.the staff will be filled ir ^ aa'V >allk B' K t t l f t t k :. _ A *on, -tUchai^' ffe’ma?!: ‘•was Two Employes er of th e Aiidltr*c. 28 I ; j^pp^^r that Mahehester resl-1 the smallest .BdCHi^ns. It haa In / Manchester Memorlal'K.Hospital the camp reunion al Camp Merri- al the Hartford Hospital 19 Mr. j ^pnta give their full support to the , vaded every ®i ®or socle- \V a d h e sd ^ lost, tw o 'of Hg ,em» i \ ■Wood tomorrovK" are romlnderi t hift and Mr*. Paul Acelo of Shefbrook. jncal March of Dimes drive thlgi ty and \hrtual|y ttbfy a** group, ployes. They are Herihwt Dam-j HouîiSet Epnsress Closih U nioBs^ taU ' fhe bus nil) lf»v# from'in front of drive, Ka.st, Glastonbury. Mr. and,^ month was made today In a p ro cla-' . , ..*oHA caM s-o a ’abaabw dver precht of the malnfenan^ d*paft- j 'th e Waly !_CheO^.^'Llhrary. at Mrs. James Aceto of .Vt Hilliard 1 m,|t.ioiT Issued by M ayor Sherwood [ ug of 1983 In menl and Mrs. Jennie Rlckeii, reg- i 10 Islered pharmacist. » '■k. m. and'will rftake the .-lame stops ..street are the paternal frand-i r,. Bowers. The, proclamation fo l-^ ^ ,^ ^ t,r over tha na- To Re^îip P u s / D D tjk parents.j lows: ' - Lampres-ht, who.-resides at 34 -, Sn rpnW -fo carnp. ns. it did JiKitt ., tion,, the nasd'rba a freater re V lllagt street, ha-s been In the em SBnuvn- In rase Of's hadstorin the !' There Is deep :U)oted In.the soil search fig h t lirro'dg in significance. \ , reunion will be postoned^ntil ‘pext Rev;'Mel-Tnomas noihwelli asBO-j of our culture a wmiderfiil splrjt, ploy of the hospital for That nsad -wilV tahe s tremendous yeard, apTioInted to jthe stgf 'aaluiây. Girls ,âttpndttig are >i«fp professor of philoiobhy at j of helpfulness W- Ji- or^'glvlngor giving - or Aid Burei bitratrdii s.mount of March pf filmes fund's. Tj, ^ . M e haa geiWed contlm ■nfgerf^to di^W 'w arniiy.' rene Ooitege. I sharing. From' the time that' a 10 V W ashihgrtiifi,' Z ^ M liZ new Con grcs.s, -iimler t Jcarl - the Eastern 'N iM rerte AVe must mshf Certstn that no po ly atul fglthfiilly ever aln •V- Wollaston. Mass.T will nbciipy the j stnall shipi''hjll of men snd Women T ile 8 3 rd 'Congi'esyconvehod vrship of Hobart a - T"ft in the lio patient Without care for was'among th* guests at,-' I'' Hai'tfoVfl, ,Iaii, 3 ^ (, , ^ \i .t. Senate anri Speaker .losrnh \V. New York, Jan, 3—(/P);^ ‘ 'Dl'Mr’''«siiar Friday eveninR set- 1 pulpit of the Nsasren* . Church I crossed i h t Atlsntle and founded lack of fundsjjt mhnial . dinner ri*l todalA' at noon,, marXinp the, Martin. Jr„ in Ae Hou.se! deal wilb v h ^ party will'he held tonight at ■ '‘tnnday morhing-âl the lOMh the 'Plymouth Colony more than Sta'te Welfare €ommi5.Kn aid. the war in Kmen, prirc- ■ 4. ttl* Steen., bv‘A'ndcrs'nn-Shra Atix--me.«i*42e at Itit evening evangelrs- molded our character as s people, fulness so ingrained in pur path of .'the Board of TroM «s for long and i- promised to put into effect da.ti, today asjijiion officials t be awarded and i T:3(t. | a * Attractively j^ricei^ For Qui«; dearSdace bcal-Eair Deal admipl-stt wage-icnl controls. ImmigrAltOn -J. . ftiarv. Prizes'w iir tic -«ctv lc« ,s.t Mr. nofhweil ss nation and as powerful life, tho.se Vbo hsye been eisked'l noteworthy ,s* ry l c e. l>amprecht the "ha.sic’ recommendations snd tidelands nil, to name a (eW. shunned all attf^pt./to settle I 'i^resjiment.s served. has appeared at the local chtjrch [ for a bstUf world for all men. o_.flop.diict_ thg.-O da'rch. of JDimes.i suffered, s. i^g-^*nd serious Illness jqiicsUoii •/ ■ ------T ' ' — :------" ' ' | :nn prevtou^" occasloiw and Is an-*'—T hroughm it the-rUte#."tom‘n»aBd' made in the'rritlcal r.eport oal ''/I'f' The big 103111: hanging 4 he stiHk^Vagain.^pjgljr’pri- ..\ ■ ■ V •■■ ■ •''! Ve in oiir Cltjfjsf VJllage Chsrm I la.st spring iw leaves the hospital ve'f it isj“ VVhat. will X a H do'? , The-Aiixlilarv Fire Pcpaithirnt I . i I '"V.i!*w'I snfK to h*ln btwiving v/hat they employ reluct'antly at thia- time that.agenovJile'd-'bv Govcrhorl ” ’ , ,, , v.atp lines>! ■, -./v - ' • . - . I 2 through .Ian. 3V.J9.83. we will h», (le an.swei-.s m ay not. ho fn i'lli- / ^ K R ppiihliran Spualc (Ihirl* gnd'hJc'habrrs bf the tU'O rcirula'r 4 If tbta'kirganlzation ■ may TaMen FrOkn Our Own lodê-. ,p.d,i inv.,tig.iinsi W ith IheYohj' holiday 7 " department.s in town will' hr ^'The Men s ci% -of 8t. Mar-.v'W obser'yingthe accomnllshment*and | work of mercy. I will become coniplefe Jan. ’'<''•‘‘ ' the . full mipact'.hf Uw -wafKnut 7 s ...:4 i c e e i Episcopal Cbuiclfîtvlll bnyt. ..Its >cpnsldei1ng the netds of one o* the I ' » c o m m itte e . guided on'H tnlrt- thyough the F ar- "It WAS ^ good rop.nrt, and ror- when (.eii. Dwight D. E.isen- ^ . S.inn drivers aild mainl\ia^ .siippei meeting u.suaBy held on the ! great, free voluntar.V organizations It la ehcoufa______ig tn>note there I S^m C TANK SERVICE .men. the lull .p'ointW dp whajXMll toryÎnsurance As.sotialion labora I ever; to belle-yg t h a t ! tairily mo.st comprehensive," said hower hcct'Pies the first Ue- A* in olber Cnngrcs.ses, the first to ry oh Asylum .sUejet in Hartfoi-il êsspoola and Septic Tanka the 42-year-nld private welfare happen on Monday Y jif n 3^ tvHI- FoVihdatlon for infentll* Paralysis I 'VHhln the e of moat of Us, ■ piihlicari President since Hei;- fpw Yionih/jviii be spent in or- Uoi;, biis fares aiy aVecyi. C,i Relief Law Tuesd-sy night at d:.30. Pcolt official .who Friday look over his - ■ v)hich Is the bfacoh'of hone for ' infantile para| mev- be re-' ^cleaned with eiir pdweWul hert Hoover/ — • : ganirtpg and^/jeUing lagi.slation pool's got. under w ay ye.s^'rday and our hOvsho.vs and gins, girls, man end snd women ; ' moved es a the to the heslt 000 new ,duties a.s head of the 5,30,000.- Advance iirdicafioiis are-that the pt-epan 1 . -gallon pump. Modern 000-a-year slate Agency. Major'brCanizafion. starts todav. taxicabs did a thriving hiisincss who hive been or will be struck by ; *"»> hsppjness Of bWmanItv., \VhSn hiineymooii/ between the White M ichael .1. Quill^/presidVuil of equipment.i 8Ve go anywhere. with Republicans Yiltipg their By June 30 the crippling disease, poliom'-ell'tt.i, 1 this great scientific \acbiavejient r "I am .sure that th<\deparlment House and Capitol Hill will' last Pi ford Hospital, "daughters to Mr...... CAM- COLliE^. the CIO ThansportJWpi:kers union The Monday rnrd'p.ai tics of thp' and Mrs. Nell Ellis of 4.8 CJoabvjJills organization Is devoted td 1 has h»en attained,.Jt will be^ ha.s within itself the mron* of im quite a/wbile. despite tile ever- m>.n in post.' in^^lhe Senate said-yesterday t l^ Mayor Vinrtgit this disease on ever' ■ Csuse "Everyoner helps nalgp- ! proving," He added, "WitbJ.hr ro- and the H oiY - \ Army'and Navy Auxlliai t omit- ro.ad and to. Mr. and Mrs. Kenvfn fight GEORGE BONKOWSKI prc.sent ibreal of a blow-up in leg- Pv .. J.mp.cJ.I.itteciJL .n-xedutinn... <;om\ : 7 W a h in g t. Ti, lftTi; '' -ted-durjng-.thc.hoUday.s,-w.ill .he-J;#-. hdr. and sa'/s to lUs b-6tKei ■ Take. _,.._,opciaUon. nf,.,alj_t_he_p.er5qnn.ri -islative-cxcr.utive relations-atTrh 'ay —------Taft 'A»*iireit 'P ost/ , '■ ^ ' riiitlecs "havg^ndthing fo offer,"/ 8 0 7 coursger...... ,""riiaH':4iyc/- ■ • ' ' CertnmWjt; Conii; ’------ran have^very exceiient depart ‘ F.lectinn - of xTiJfl, as m/jority olie new chainRan of the KOrned M onday night at- the 1 liib -; Dec, 31 st-fM, Franrlr Hosnital, a"j In the laboretorv and in profes- Tel. IVinimantlc »-yWl5 characterized ttje cloainjf years of and added: huinie. Piizc.s will he awnivlcrl .a.« -son to Mr, and Mr*. 'Virgil Proi alone I \r;-lhing ranters.. 5»'ierwf^(l.J;. Bowers, ment in Vwo years." the .Franklin H .' Roosef’clt admin Senate leader hiid ..M3,rllrt\ as "Asbitrafion is oiit of the ques Hous^\Wa,v.s and 'M eans com The hew welfare chief said ^ê House speaker w\s asstirerl yps. usual and rcfreshnicnts-pcivd. venca) of 17 Carol drive. _ It has been said with.a good deal Mayor.'/y ■ istration.* and alm os/all of Harry tion righf now. \Vt>. have been in- mittee Îled on C^ngrenn to b'anfs/1o read, the detailed report. S. Trumans nearly'eight years in lerday when they \Vere hjade t ■ . ------■ , . , striictpd'hy the exernliv/ board day to reduce iricomi^^taxes on >4 i Jvhicl/won’t be available until a oftlcp. uiiammous nofniiiee.'i of their par-'\aod> < is. "don't a rb ilra te y ’’ wpckôr'so: After thorough study tv. Actual election, today is a ; \ .. ' moat indivlâls by *lMut 1/ It's the .second O O P-dom inated 1 1 o f /a ll findings, coupled w ith ' his I qiongrea.s sin.cC 1930, the Republi-: formality. Since the GOP outnnivi-A than" nm'.' pej' cent effecijye June .30, ojVn observations, the comnusaion- I rans having held control irf 1947 hers-~lhe Democrats in ■ both! Thonias F, Dewey/offered the aid Rep. Reed f.R-N^, annoUncinjg . er .said he hoped to start .m aking l and 1948 but not since 19.30. when branches. 221 to 211 iii the Hdii.s^ he was'introducing u/blll for'-thw ..FoW es includa: Poodits, FIcacts. Zibtlint. Tw*«*«ls, Broodeloth, Ploidv--Iw- ■ the .change.' Within.,Ji>nM>n^. i-Herbert .--Horn'er - was' Fresidthit-; and 48 fo 47 in the Senate. Thy of afl .shate agciM Uci.to Jiclp.JicLU eJ-• the dispirt/. qjalnly Involving tlr y relief "on" the 'opFmngYKy HALE'S The welfare repoi t which was ; have both the White House and | are two Democratic varanci in "r, for a 40-110111' work CiWress. seirt‘'Thousands of eitwl y poit^ Alpaeo, Sfripas, Chteks, Dark Furies. tilme.d ove.r-to the; goilernor F ri-; c'ongress ^ eitpn n in Republican 1 the House and one IndepenTnt 4n tax{^y«ra ... -. have placed theui, E x t r s ^ Special! day following l.l-mbqths of work j hands. ' i / week and/a ;.'i cent hourly pay Is. hnosl. trust'7 the Republican party.”, V charged the department witb'gro.ss , The big fore.'fVahle issues facing J((.’ontmiwd on I’aga /Three) , / T l Ava'Jiihle to ^the city. Dewey ReedXw'hoise com m ittea mtigt. ' R E G 4 9 c W ’ X 31’^ EXTRA LARGE. waste, inefficiency, confusion, lax-' '€ ^ ' ' ' V. Nr- ness and sloppy practices.' . said^were the State, Mediation start all tax legislation, also urg*d EXTRA ABSORBENT, NON LINT Sejvrce, the Piiblic^'Srfvii e THom- that exoeak profits taixes, n o k ' To corfecl" the situation!/the ,/ — ■ nrfssion and the. Laborrteparlment. bringing i'n an estimated 2 V4 Ml- committee called for reorganiza ^ Q u ill . Fall* a «*!’• [ Jllosl/X a Sf*S. / / thiR Ml t i-Com munlRt flilve.“ .. A n n I J part/iprs boostSt tullPir l i r i r dc-^ d .Mf'HnwHilr f(*^forp hiaklnt-'i (:6rni^)dor^ Motol _ .^<-7 A- 'years of wear. Seams all bound. fsvo^d Reed’s idea of simul- TYPE 180 LAPY PEPPERELL Suhleens. Size/ 8 to H . IrriiRl sSû/itv subf’f.mn\ttpr at a ^ \/ar to (punier tHc . attrnipt tomojToiv/to Lfra-rrpo.y tho Rcm-ral .rxp/rased^ th> new CpnRieaa.ronvenm^ I J O IIf lt t O IIS I jfl W tsiôVis individual snd exceaa . / h e a r i n f Z . 31."that .h> depaV-.sudd/,i Soviet aUro.Sk/m. '/•.V'’ '’".yv, /-ta(i/syieep ibt7 st In l./y dls-//n-n O.rt^vhe^^ _i.. - - ■ '■ --i;- • ------■ ■ Kor Imiôv p^fits- tax- reductiohs but he- also (14.00 t.s3(U)0 nVe-n/v-ould ha.ve/Ûofi .sfepytq7ItcL'Pnl rmodiflVafions" in the threatens to level/, . cussed /jih him but that tie slops / “ Uke.an.v-J.UMher. action. —r--± - inmight excise T sales) tax cuts dr pagific g o n t o w r trv ><< work, out a n ^ iro c e rfu ry j ,7 Kill icat tins in llli./in,„ ^ Fast (,oa.s| shipn/ng short/f yiiicing his opinjuifs. „ 'I"" BlnM* Benton ' Wa^hlnglon, Jan', 3 - V/Pi A I : 4 "1 '^"definitely .should be conaidered." WASHABLE PURE WHITE FILLING — $8 for'.supplvihg Lie w ith per.'ontr; 'T#*gVa. DingeTPsai'd the tax. which 'adda » 3 .2 9 befwe-4iw-H<*«se—Armesame time, it M/nialer, t.’hiirchill annoiuued Dec. 1 in^ ,nn\v a aoria! rail at/mmrfj up found faniT. with month*’ Investigation of tax-free ing "(leva.siatlon upon the motion Red jacket, jfray mduton coHar.s navy fniihdations to determine If their TYPE LADY PEPPERELL REG. $3.98 39" X 76" ml Uhiefs of Staff, . declared, UN officials were unable p4 Jhat a cut in the nation's defense tlir Km rral’.'S’ typif'al .irarl/on per- ■ T^rnton a Hrroplan<‘0 of (lonaiiona picture industry.'! 1/Ovelt said in a /re p o rt y e slc r-■■ to rid thcyorganizatinn of such per- effort wa's i/ccc.*sar.v to avoid in- -ha.p.s h ^ ltrr lP «n h r r alizrd . ' i to la lin ij $600 from \ \ alter Cn.4* funds are being uae/for aiibvcrslye ______;SNUGF|T'^FinED..SHE|ts ' ■ ■; y D a rk i 'reen^ rust red. and purpl He said movies are suffering. .. WIN! BED SIZE .-4-^ *ki pants. Sites 8 -Iq 111 Reg.. $19,98,,^— da.v . thaL - Lhe.../31nL. C htcis,.! th e . son.a.witXQuLayquatc..c.vtdejicc___ .i^n.tHiu;- - ___" ...... Allied Foi>e„cs „...c„vm*c ...* ■ mrrffnn- TiiT- - Uik€ ..Cltv- haiUujr.- Mn-i acth'itJCfl Or othfrc/pacpoaca except frOhl cdnipetliibn from television. *2.974 count I v‘^- top jnililarv planncis. Thc/tatcmchl's principal point.' / Sh'tfl Knipha'i.* 7 l o j i . Reg. $2.98. . T .,u7 exe:.uViv^^dL“ ^^^^ " "- 'i”- wîen/ thej^ for which if V were founded Offer* Relief Bill _ T W IN BED « E i5 REG. $4.98 54" x 76" vyra amongye mil.^ included: ^ ^ Tê Whitc/l'apc , -made puhlir W O hnwer of the impre.s.sioi,., he got : ' 7 «''‘^7 r ' ' [T'' '■ «P«''7 «»>7 Moscow set out Rep, Bimpson (R., Pa.), another \ t)iaT. should he improved. poa.sibIy- k-The lTS Sorretary-jz e n e r a i 7, . . . A . ^ •/ . *. 7 . 1 S IZ E . . . . . night, declared that "rei eiit Mdrl Bae T ” ,.r I.'*.. '’onfirmation as a RepuWicsn , yfar.' ago to capture control of FULL BED SIZ E ...... - 7 . law. \ • flat...... ly and • often *>n told IVU. s^.S. offic-Xals/officXal.,, . I ^ , nicniber. of the ReconsI 7 'lI'm t*'e niiiltl-billlon dollar founda- committee member, tbsaed In a \ a *2.89 s3a09 our program le- bill to grant relief to busineas , ' "'Rep. .^di l i.ll-.Mo, I. chairman-' he wanted no Anicrir.an* on K i / ^ " 7 " la '• ...... h’iiinnce flo rp o ralio n ( R K C i hoard i lion.', b ill only ’> vehy few actual protect your mattresses with these/washabi* $17.00 'empha.sis in .ome firm* . Suffering''hardship* under / dp.'5i-gn7 of tVra House iommiltoc, staff against whom thaic. wa.s siil¥ Vl! Chiiiesc/ irivcs And how, new'/en asked, diil of (|||c,tnra. ; jcnm/uiniala or/Communist ,'ympa- quilted pads. . './ 4 fields' "but in nm sen.se .A je ilu c - the axces.4. profit* law. H ts bill / ,7 told 3 reporterrioday Lovpft w(>uld ■ ■•'''•'inti.al evidence- of .siibvecsiye u, . . Renton, defeated in the elertloaL'^!)*^'’" nblainqrt positions of Influ- ' appear either Thiirsdav or F'ridav. I activity. SinpC 191.8. fie asked the tion in the pie.scnl. sial(ty-uf ’our Ha\e you e\ei\talked with * .....n...... __ .. 'knee" In ifieae inatitutjona. ,Vwould he retroactive to apply Co TYPE /28 PEPPERELI. REt)) .LABEL- learmamehl effort.'-. Indeed,, ne.x; •Seoul, .laii; y i/I’i Tw o Chme.se i whilft McfTarthy wa< wlnninjr re- H the full-fi.scal. year ending Junif 3'he .sc,*.*iqn may be cio.'cd to the State deparimenl for informal)dn j election. niitomatjcflUv heronir« y R eai't ,.8ubveral.ve» year we intend to sj|\end mot conipanip.* Iii/le d >1 roiig allack.* at j ( C o n tln ii^ on Three) 30 ' , ' - R e^ 59c 86” "public. - I on about 2.000 American ft(kff I formor Senalor y4?e.n new S e ^ V report, made public .tester-' defpfi.se than U iis year " Allied posil/)ii^ on the bitterly '•’old The pregenr. law. providea some RE04^T.I9 and $1.29 f i n e / \ Iria.v Start I’robe i members. Adverse loniment J.nie nieeta. ‘ 'Ihiff the foundation« haVl n OR PACIFIC CONTOUR The statement, added that '.tlii.' wesjêrn a /l ccritral Korean battle^ , hhrdsbistrtship exemptions. S h w t .said the’ S e cfe lai y'.s ideas receive.il on only 24 lif them. ______i - The reiH.rl stein.' froiii ehaê'iK"^'' reeoi;d K<‘»v''nlb’ In re.sisting , " ' 7 standards 2 ' 1 'heie have been cnse.V of is broadly line of the NATO ef fronts 1^1 iiigXj! and today hut FITTED SHEETS Q U A L IT Y w a s h a b l e PtlNiAByND might slarl" a congres.rional in were liofileii tiai kS-^ . ' Benton had filed in the Si^nBle : eubvaraive- Influancrs-snd had ! " woum set up slandarw "long delay" in geltlng rmrtics fort a.* a whole. ■ .! AH'Coot and Lo^gqing vestigation of llie pioblem. In l,oe a ir war. A llied Salire jet , i Aug. 6. IP.M, aeeiialng Mi’Cnrlhv.' proved they are a "vital anu essen- j (Continued jnn Raê Thfee) . T W IN -B E D FULL The Defense Secretary said some froip,. the -SJ.qte departmenj. on "'I'ho rom bined - foi I rs planned of fraud and-.leeall on the Com. tial factor in our progress." for .NATO for I 9.'i3 will,.in fact, be piloLs icported da making .six Com- ! ]êM s Tidbits A. B. C. PERCALE — SETS REDUCED legi.slalion might be required and. names submitted to it. In/ four niijni.'tsMn governmynt Issue and The eommltter aaid It concluded ' S IZ E ...... SIZE cases, the Sl-al'e deparlmeny'iialer not only better equipped but also niimi-sl ,MK; l.'i j.cr figliteVs in dog- Culled from AP Wiren- “ $ 2 .6 9 al.so nrgod-a review of t'ne Unifica flghl.* ove’r .Mlt; alley today. About I In financial affairs! - Benton bad that "the maintenanee of private J mil. 2 : 4 9 Spun Rayon .Hit.F.H 1-8x ^ tion Act. which, inte.gialed Ihe'- withdrew,1l.*.adver.si; ronriiieints. larger than thn.se we have now at suiiree* of funds is easantisl to the ! the end of in,'i2." - lU’.S,ihies ...... - tani,led / witli ijp to .'tU ' PRINTS / . : / aerviges under tlie Defense depart-j Denied Hearing Dale ((fnnilniied on. Page Nine) proper growth of p u r free sehOol.'. | Reg- $10.95 to $25.00 3 l.ie asked for hut denied (huri-hill'*-Dee. 4 announiem rnr-^’jV’-' i'»''*i.an'a/a'e engagement's, Two r'hiirch of Kn^lnnd bKluipo eollege*. ehurehea. fniindations and * DRESSES ment, to make it moie. floxihle. I dirt not sp eeifv w h al rut.* might be IlvaJê-tt groufiij at t ii< k.s w era the |iro|HJAr. tf'IrvlMloii net. ' he iofttallrr! Bulletins a ropy of-hearing by a .NmV York 3 other eharitable in.'titiitloris." Lovett has not indicated what ___ ,,h<'avie.st in .seveial days, ' , SHEETS in chur(-hr« lhif>i)Choiit sifMjnt rv P'or this ipa.'Oii. it suggested from the AP Wire* . , 4 4 9 c yard • eugge.stions he. made in a lecgrtt (Unntinuert on lag# ’Ikvo) {('ontlniieid nr. Page Two) (i)iie Iterl ynnipany tiji to 17.'i nc>:t .lune 2 sn f hm rh-porrn ('.Tn Tlirc<* Airmcmi I )ic W i n t e r Yaf. to $6.98^ X NOW $8.00 to $22.00 ■-*: piemorandum l.p I’.residejit Truman ■that the tax-writing Hoii.se Ways /■ men .slamnu’fj m tvw, waycK .wafcH 'cfironatifin of Queen FAizA- nd Means enminittee re-examine / / • ; proposing mililary changes. Dozen* of pattern., in the finMt' qual- asainst an Allied ladvaiv r'^—..a heavy SNO SUITS' ' Chiefs'have been criticized maiTily vr.stern fio n t .shoiUy; after dark tlollar^ In hcc|ii«’HU in \^dl a/ Mra. dresses, aprons* skirts, draperieC bed- b e 'aii.se each niem hcr. r.xiiepl., the ■gifts to these merilprious institu- storm, lashed the N<^ England LADY PEPPERELL FABRICS apAads. etc. _ . la.sl nii:hl. .Thr Allies drove them Khirehce (’o i1i.r.9* Iâmeiit. ' ll’alelglu .X. .C., Jan: •..U** yAn—tipns." SIZES ?-« chairm an, i.s head of hi.s serv'ire as Fe^rs Truragii Net ofT Afteir. T**>’ mimitea. " ' . U ^ ryirmqiPrl ■ plan^t^^Tri^S-ThlTR^y'T /.well ,a.s. Its. repiesentaUveion -Ihc _Thie'ofher eornpn-Tiv jnhhcd at 'A) ten'e for failure iti.innke hi* »nn m g I hrqugli driving lisln a fid fpg. added, "thijt fxiaUng .tax' levies' ralnhif aoiithem New major planning bo^rd. "'V' her| flefendeia ftnop Pinpoint hill go to vchfHil. COMBED PERCALE Roq. S9.Sq to $15.98 _ ■ Carrier iiigeon Cl ashed' near, the .niirham-RaleiKhy will permit the-creatlbn by indy K ngianirjnit- a sube.tXBMal *nnw . 'Î CAKÎRpN TWICE AS FAST" Some ('oiigreSsm.ert ’f >ay.!. ..tJtisi,. s f»n Hhi'per ridge, ,frrr--tiie. -i'enlral.. bring’s .Ne-si— mo"a.ge.-fr*jr>m--a-u'*pc,it:^s)v>ut:'mtdnt'jrirt:'’- ''/ ’X-“ -r _pvidiials d r f*m 1)iv*"Of~Ia'rge-^mtrta-' — inrana cA rrying im-ef-sefVice-YrvM-'f xeeunmlatton wa* enHrI(fitted tn , 9 7 . .. . , U - • - - - .- /- JTnnr.-t r.Tmteiatrackin.ff f’.V rroopiCdttnttrru'trawlevr^T.;.-QncT'h- KtizA^^^^^ T ^ j r i a S "JUST O lJ'TO F'rars" WORLD" Y a L to $ B M NOW$8.C|0to$1100 rie j mtn the top ■ mint.sry e e n t i ^ j — ..J..-- / ---- - , regained—rhe—pb.'il'nrm;* after' a.n, hrth ' ' killed buJ one ,ergeant niiraeiiloiis-: years.” the NeU’’ Ham'iMhire •nd'-'\’ep*« $2.99 as well a.s requiring each service Washington, Jan.- 3! ■•I’. Re- • But the que.Mion among l;r|iub- "'hour of hitler fighting “ • De.s;piie nrospeeis of a .Soviet Iv es, aped death when he appar- ! The report alao rreomn^nded moni ski belt*. '• *■ II A beautiful range of fabrics in all the "SIMPLY/WONDERFUL" ’ head to occupy two demanding and publican'*, m C’nngif.'s j«hied neiv- liCans seemf'l to he; tvh.st'-s Harry ’ . ••• Below '/a-ro veto, niiu- I.alin Ameiicaii (film- enUy was thrown clear of Ih'e thajb-the .waya and means fipnmil- , - 81 X 108 •iiawest coloring*. ^ rr,9pon**«jr>le position.^ They ' mi!*lv todar at a parting propf^«al Tr;in»an up to ik»\v ? - ' tions 'ia;;'iE*ii in t.lip coldest Sp;nn to* arlmUHioti^ craHlifnc. planp. 6loodv t^*** inV^âjtiâte Whether founfia* •' CD.MPI TE WAR TOLL $3.29. Actual ' customers' comments after rate separating the two jobs, so .py rpr.'ident -Truman los invesligalioninve.stigaiipn into-Soiirtil,,\into -S o iiP it.t lewlc« (Cpnllniiotl on P«ge Four) I -it'ontimied on Page Three)'.; thrust killed an average of tO* $1.29—45" COHAMA PIN REGULAR $2.98 -KeiUin as to whether lhpy;^'hnuM .Mattm. fated with iesponubd- Vat. to $10.98 j regard -Truman s ll|h-hoilT siig- jiv for fulfilling in the .sKmise --- — Hotel flrAt in whir h vconiah was Vietmlnh - dally during Decem TYPE 140 LADY PEPPERELL POINT’ / ■ fatallv burned . fjcfenrsc I)c- ber. PLASTIC C A L F^ ^, I gesfion 'Which would al.so appiv r.OP pledges for'- le.s* spending . ' IRQNINjG 7 IN^ (lonlcsls Sf'cn to Vice rre.'idenl-elect-Nixon and_.|,a,i rm fomment Nor did .Sc-i 'N i'W YlN lI* ’ jmitmervl li.sls 19 killed amruig An ’'• N E m u s l i n ou.se .Speaker .Joseph -Mnitin. .Ir. .vnrikju (R. f'plo.i. iho -will be .!' ' ' 4 »UIIN 9(Ientified_, easimMlc* i.of Korean fill .Ml.s.si.vri A t SEA $I.29-H2" WESCO - The Reason (s Taxesi' !^ Tokyo, Jan.’ S—oPj_ T ^ as a subtle booby-trap or aoine- chaiiman of Ihf' Senate Kinanre 1> I * I \ ’ I ' I ' • I M ar. X , ' '“r ,! "CREPETONE In Senate Sealing thing ri^hl down their mlley. ' rcommiUee vAljikin - -rviimilrnKwr*** M I I I I I lllIC l '4 '» t a i -.Sen • film U .Itibrfson o f S m jh Maritinie'* înfety board aiUd BOARD PADS HANDBAG I'a-iorrba. .'ays balf..o£_l^.S, lixla.y SO Jn|w ne*f flahe’reniWo. 7 2 x 1 0 8 $ 2 ^ 7 9 ,81x108 Trumaiy urged, immediate enact- that 7 7 r 7 W‘iSttt.d& ^ J go\'.- $1.29— 39" AMEklTEX # DRESSES inenUmf! a hill .to allow the Presi- einiifciirf ' A (II kei s - ~abioad ...y.v hp ineluding three ’teen-ager*,- . .ariginaled in the Ihiiise Slate GOP Unlikely loyBoost WITH HEAVY DRILL COVER , , Top handle' pouch or twixla Washington. Jam 3- Republi- n - . . t ...... ' ...... • ...... ' - . h . »*«#»■ ndsMlng at *ea in three ie|M ra can .Senators whose 'flectiiin hale-\ icfi rrf.sidqnl, ami the-f Rep,‘.SimpOTl iR. I’p i, k nierj!. _■I1.\ -'I’ll C ' .V.SSOCI ' XT KD PKCSS.,'. ne'.'Ci Hail it So gr,o(|," shoidil he 42 X 36 PILLOWCASES BONNIE PLAIDS stj'lr*. ,.AI*o nver-tha-ationlder jaeeident*. been challengeed .seemfd likely to ^ h<’ H.ni.se special living her , of t> ^ t ax-wrii ing Hrm*^ , ‘ " "I' n'laJ deaths'in fired . 7 Iiepaitinciu stor-f, " 1>« YaL to $73.98 bag* In ,wanted colors. ew Yeai_s,holiday in the (uumliv dvfjing 'week end- $ 1 . 19— 45" SPUN r a y o n be allowed to take theij Wat.* today 7 "oTo'"*^ aK^TMeans committea., woni 17. r *7 Popularity During Assem bly R e g u la r ly when the Mid'qonFress opens. ■ 'PbrpMes^moiIntlng to »:>0, 'Ofi a ^ T x u A ,n was .adv.sncintf- ■■••.'i...... 7-, . tielijnd la.slt^fek's fief. 27 iump -Xr (ler pent abo.v' .\T U \N TIO BF.ACH FIR** 8 recpid O instm 'as tfdl " - M(ddletow n, R. I., Jan. S-rM < N N E L > set $ 3 .4 9 TYPE 130 GANNON FINE MUSLIN »2.79 llailford. ' Jan. .3 t/Ts - - T he- if the General A.sse.nbl.v i.s to tvrite —Fire deatrttyed the ACM hoiminl; a roller rink and $l.’|9 ^ 5 ^ ' BENGALINE ALL SALES FINAL .ria'te's many problems,' a lot ,of a balanced g»ner.al fqnrt budget for Fr i lt^ u y eell standard metal or wood $ 1 .9 8 e*chr Hft.-ylbeiri. to g g ed with * big, trouble- tJie new 19.">:>-.'>5.lu^nnliim. It nifty’ ing alley*. aC Allantir. boards,in is, fasterfl easier Ironing.,' Rubber today. James J, Martlaa SHEETS An d . PILLOW GASES $1.19— 36" WAMSUTTA r JPhHi Tax • 1- afinjc dollar sign, become the full cxll for 52r>n.uOO.'H$)'Jj'i spending!^ ,ao(t ironing base. Less Ironing shine. Dresses— Second Floor - ; rcspoh.sibilit V-jif Republirafis Wed- record ■''' ; “3- .Newport, R. I., the eonO N SATIN Jpi.d won’t'slip. Iron right over buttons t .-77 . *7 ■' Two Possible .Mcllmd* 7said ' ...... the rr|ilaeement ' ■ valu /a/and n d nippers,' There has been litlle talk of a tl(e .pla CO* .MANCM*mi OfliNr !-■ + Combined,’ the" two in creases! found shot to death In her j 4 2 j c 36 PILLOWCAS Sale* ould add about 545.Dfi0.OOO tn th e ; laat night and author!* *tat*'a 'revenue for the new bi*n- 1 the \1rtlm’* they eon.siljer inadequate aalane.'.’ SS, I* being held Mdthoiik I • (Continued qn F^ge-ThreeJ - . : ■' , ■ ‘ rtinii* Iq C an ad a under iij.iht plan-'or.*higber taxe>? M ore money will i in.a highscoat town.' ' ' - (6onttnued on Page Five) ’ — (jConflnuedlued on Iâê Four)' ' for.defense of North America. be needed, rhost 'fisrtll experts *ay,‘ (CenHhued on Page Five) 'h'ehaigie «^'*r»! de*f»e r / i ' • 1 7 : . | ^ ■ . .. 1 ‘f . V . • ■ V :• : . 7 - ..' .■ ' i.' . 7 f , - M ' ■' , r f ’W , i 7 / ' \ 7 ' ’ c'"'' ' 4 -