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(THIRTY-^O PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) 'M G i'i C H ^ ALL DAY M ONDAY, FE l 22 WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY 8 V i g U E n d s m >4 •State W hile in this new mmULM' issue o f B etter L iv- iOD F o r c e Dark Lino, E sther K im m el toils..you oil ab ou t b oaits^ .. all tim a U . With Dust S. favoritas, 'sho -, Winsted, Feb. 19 (ff)--ThIa « ity has become the first in Amarillo, Tax., Feb. 19 (It) calls tham »>w a w an t —Choking black clouds of dust ^ “?®9 t|cut to terminate, its to- toR you. Defense program “be- ttngulfed sections oT Te: o n l y 2 o r . : . , lack « f public in- pidahom]^ New Moxico, IU m- \ > .n sas and Colorado today. Visi- \ | fact that Defense Director bility was cut to zero in the -T, Shurfino- B o s fi Wilham Heskefh said''today Fanhandla and street .ligats had ta be turned on. T T icy P r efe r M erite^^>>j]>em crited^^^^P^ stylo bakod boons YOU ALWAYS-FUnr TOP VALUES ALL OF THE TIME that under the law,, Winsted The turbulrace accompanied a hava just boon ro* must have CD. western cold front that moved d u e o t f t o 25c - c a n . Mayor P. FroncU Hick* oaid across the states. Tornado alerts m at the Board of Selectmen were issued for eections of Texas, N ot a sm all can but AT o f te s Se lf S ^ E and MEAT DEPARTMEHT .voted, to dUband the entire pro- '0. Oklahoma and Arkansas. [ a t a l l 2B -ox^ ca n {u si- m ------caty, SJgbto. Vaeieoe'-.- wlEt fe^bRrdV.RcUon took placi In the Texas Panhandle, city E llad w ith d eliciou s GRADIA LAIIGi y KOSHBBDIU a t on executive oeMlon Monday mi Wight. stoeet lights cast wan gleams I b oon s w ith p ork an d through the black pall that shut MEAT DEPARTMENT Mayor Slope Back out the sun. Cars and buses nosed I s a u c a . EGGS PICKLES At the lame time, the mayor cauUoiuly along Mreets and high­ P®*** •aainJ Yap, la of a higlMr whokeale laarket, two M pped back at State q p oglclaU ~ Comdea, K. Feb. !• (/f)-. ways, headligbU stabbing feebly Doz. L g . Size toyoritM rotani at a pioMiag prico: Wter learning that under state WIWoM Tarior. ••, (obovo) into the dust. Airplanes were b By THE As s OCTATED PRESS / U l A M B u t t law,. Wineted like other towns and stands dejectedly In the entrance Try Shurfina C atsu p ot grounded. denounced today the Big Pour agree- bonus Bli cities "Is authorised and directed bis konso boMIng n ptetore of Meanwhile, thunderstorms rat­ S.ii( Nu'a .it iir Chi'i kout Countors w ith th orn ... p ricad to establish a local organiaation bio aon Dick. A, S-day dream tled In North Texas. A® !i? B®»c® Conference at Geneva, Switxer- FRESH tor Civil Defense in accordance tiint bis 00Idler son might still lan^ April 26. As the Big Four ministers headed home after a t 2 b o t t l o s 45c . I t ' s bo oUvo woo ended todny. The dust swirled into the Texas , MVB T bo' enag* PiaalHinC caab tagtottr tapM and g*t aliab* PORK With State CD program.” I g o o d valu e to o . saves you ^2 "I don’t care what the sUte law Btebrnd irartar. Si, n primto Panhandle from Colorado and teldbr fn * 1car­ tures,” declared Hlcka. deed setilor. ourked its southward sweep. oL wdlng the ,7-year-old Indo­ can . . . T his is th o 12 Os. Tin Ooa bo boaed for otuaiag if do- The vote at the secret session as Told Court ton. 12.06 a carton for most popular cigs . . , with a However, T a rta r oonceded 'Ybe dust storm also blacked out chinese War would be discussed at boon you uso for •trod. "Brightwodd" anaUty, recorded in the minute~ was as oariy today that bo boo been tbo .""Kqv. Dumas, Perryton, Claren- the Geneva meeting. They also few of the *‘longies” ashing at |2.08 and 12.16. follows; "That so far as the town vicMm of a vleioao boax wbicb .lAibbock. and ..PUUnvlew in l^m ised to “hold an exchange of! • Washington, Feb. 19 (ff)— 'm ak in g .ch ili a.oj|-v is concerned; that all tavii Defense led bim -to believe mat iis irnii Texas, '■ views” on world disarmameftf."""* 1 M e s h DRESSED r o a s t in g ctlvity be terminated as of A former Mtow war prifkjfiSr ' ca rn a , l^ th a r K . ta ils ^ was sttU aUve. SchqpU v^ere closed a t Stratford,. Didles Exmeesea Itogret j of Mari^ CW. Frank •AWB Sy Iwyiaii ptopiif^ tri—noA d wdoo twaUty moata at Ptaw- larch 1, IWM and that alt appoint­ Tbwiatmn ‘I ocetred g tdegram ^cretsry of State John Foster Itoinomber it i* tkS Bumbor of taodar aorringa you gat out ill. C hin tl to o hot_ tments heretofore made and all sal? 07 miles north of Amarillo. SchwaWe testified today he last Bataxday with tbo wordo Amarillo reporter said: ‘ta larga measure, of «f a pound that counts . . . Whan UM prito la right, Piaohurat for m a.^^ahff T Ilka' pries now being paid cease on that "B ello Popi WUl be bonM oa ^gret St the failure of the con­ MW Commonist interrogator! ARiqitAitot date.” Thursday. Dtek." It was seat Ware in a rainplete blackout Street lights Are on, and c a r s are ference to reach agreement on jump up and down ill fury, aposial chelco Rib Itoaat Baof aaoms tfs bo a favorito . . . thoso S A W Rad ' The board took the action for from New Yark City. NgBL o t the Cathedral Cboir School of S t Sobs the Divine Hew'^ pressing European problems. He Babo A Cbin7fio two reasons, Hicks said. One was bmiy creeping, it’s like mid­ shouting threats, when they K idnoys ju st h oatod With sniy a father's bepe, the night" J - * : *■"»*• f* McCoUocb, W. holding paddle. teUe Wm Im sIm elh « ^ * A **** Impasse resulted from a This Week We Offer For An Oven Roast. HORMa CHICKENS because of the lack of public inter­ elder Tartar waited np past mid­ dldn * mind podMng at eebML -We prefer pnddUng to demerits," Dennis said. He u d other m dUs idamental difference of 'views be- questioned Schwable. an d sarvad a s a vag** est and the other was the unneces­ night before sadly sbaklag his Forecasters in Amarilio said the ***** they'd get a paddling at.home when their fnthers saw the demerit renorts. Tluifp£!iv ti^en Soviet Russia and the West, William N. Shockley of Denver, sky should clear and wind diminish' formerly a Marine corporal, said a ta b la . Y ou w ilt fin d sary expenditure to the town'at bead and telllag a group of ro- ^ o to ).* "^ *** "*“ **’“*’*® pnddUng plan beeaaae It hurt' parents more than it did di^er. (AP, Wire- '^■tarn high commissioners In C hoice RIB R O A ST REEF » 5 9 ^ - SPAM FRESH DRESSED* ' the present time." portora asid pbetogniphers who about sundown.. G enhuy moved awifUy to reap on one o f these occaaiom ha haard ofh or ^ sorvin g id o a s , *■ We haven't closed our eyes to kept the vlgU with blm: The situation was similaif'. In da American 'voice--presumablv TOIMTOES Cf®***** harvest from the par- Sdtwable’a—ten the Oonanuniata on th o can . "1 won’t bo satltflad aatit tbo Oklahoma. SchooU a t Boise a ^ . 1?^' . X planned to ask Soviet of­ "go to heU.” 'w»™nunimA To got, thoao popular omall logs or Chotco Lamb, wo havo to ordor l ^ O t T i n (CeaUa'oed oa Sbgs Two) one who did It gom to JolL” B w e r and Guymon were cioeed ficials in. East Germany to act UD • '* •* ^ ••0 diroet from tho woat. Ita always aaay to got largo yialbUity • at Guymon was aero. Manion Urges ^power friks at easing Russian- yeap^ld. much- lA M I SHOULDERS ARE GOOD VALUES Senator High-Hands nie,^Weather Bureeu a t Now Or» I with pork, also. T h o X' / VALLEY FROST AI** tender yoang fpyon, broUera and bandy chicken pnrto. . - • ■ •.'.Sw - • Protest Action an Reds y w sp^pera appeared combat filer, tor gtring warned « the poeelbiilty of tli0 OoflinmiUgtg n ttkM ccMtfMiitti THISVfEEK $2.25fo$2.75ji^^ tall 2B-OZ; can soHs V- MIXED a few toraadowr toom McAleater. w th black borders to mark the Wx Okla., to Little Rock, Ark., end 75 Washington, l^b. 16 (it-Clafened Big Four failure t^agree on “to engaging In gem^wartom. at 3Se and many •Generfd, ArmY miles on either ehle. Up to 11 s.m bfa^on. ibsailjai^sta chalfimaa oT D etro it, F e K 19 (;P)—fiixwn«*t 60 dayn” Judge Picard said, independence treaty Tor that lit­ Eariier, Marins Aammtbaa, p l a a s o . y w -g a t bottae aHebig if^yeu^M iamb .UtllDQtAKiS ■has-...... ••• ...... tle nation. But ofSQei^W>paiqB||6 S A W tbvairs of fini M ELO N BALLS , 4 however, no twisteilf had~been '.Cbmmta' M ic h lf iir CCBYrinunistg, " tiOlli '■••«» any afypwtamddlle«de to ^ o i [lUli. ilMildani or logs "sat'* awhila aftw romoytng fnom ovan. r z i • ■ X ported. m u spuriiM said Chan^Oor Kon­ '- and aiaqraleaed T ■ Sion , on Intcr-GoyaniriMUd Rela victed of conspiracy A fainst *® 1 would be I food will tako noth- AU.MIEN The dust whipped'.fibimigb Tu- cUd to dq. so. , rad Adsnauar was not (Bocouraged falsa eianfeairioa, tsatUMI he 16 0 s. 35c t New Yorit, FM>. 19 (/P)— fvoom Adams and'aU the Array ot- tions, haa urged Mi iorter col the government today' Were over tha'lack of progreaa oa the' ao after boiag "ewiitMwSdi :fta|rcaa advastiss /h u ak WasstSi lw ea^ e t « Taty i ^ i n g L i i s a . . . W .xd»Wi* A wow ' j JUTTER •*. ■ f-fEcers; 'except- the.'ItentoBaat 'top' .qumg^.N. KU and .wan-reported .,PtcArd.aakl. tha rtsfsndimta-weire » mingUng there with, some snow. leaimea to "stand f i ^ ind c a ^ given ’" the cho1c« fif ^ "guUty of the greatest offenaa o t unffietMOfi 'i r tMfWiany. ' ’ ” Vtitr 1nokaa’"-'1qr^B ’~'«e ^ * ^ *****“ '^ jwfw ihsrbeetiw cuts. and know th at they' ... i— T-^___ 'r__w —-______sentences ranidng from four These sources ssid the 78-year n i ^ under threat bf oxscuUm. CU' SNOW CROP The Senator, the'onljF i^alber on.” which a citizen could be convicted, aiul montha of torthra aad ails- eaai n e aaors in ^ pagl a^vings fw Ilk tost \ f CurrictFai^ Cofd Daysi / Chi^----- C^nsel------and__ a general - of the subcommittee present, told fOontlBMi on Page Tern) Manion sent a ipeclsl plea by to iiv.fr years, or going to con^dracy for the overthrow of treatment ,/ w . w . s « w FORD HOOK your government.’’ (OeaUat d ea Bags Six) Lb. \. from A closed hetrm g of his'Adams and. the Army officers to telegram to one member. Rep. Russia: ■ . » e y haa been niiuned t^ui inter- RSAXiLT DCUCtOyaLT TENDKR ' ^ C h ill S au ce ar C a ts­ / Can ToanfAmAoMSA Aisavam ■ Man Wmamsm msu • A A am return rmtllFtS forFaI* aA AIpubliciHKa hearingSammmloaao Usnext aos b .I n addition. Federal Judge H* aald he saw no mitigating LIMAS ■EATY SHANK FM SOUP u. Sli investigations . subcommittee Noah Mason (R.-D1), who quit yes­ circumstancss in favor' of the de­ •Btad party” in the inquiry- but ffio^ up to sorvo w ith yesterday and Angrily asked Tuesday. He also told Adams to Frank A. Picard fined each of the Marine Oirpo dacided today to con­ OONELESS CHUCK ROASTS |b.Me LEAN, pO N ELESS STEW IW U BEEF 5k bring with him as a witaaqs. MaJ. Mexi^ns Join terday in protest against Manion’s defbndanta 110,000. fendants and oould sot consider Ste liouis AIXi fine the preesut intastifatioa to thorn. T ho catsu p a t 10 0> . .^now a former major escaped Oen. WilUaiq B, Beygin, the Ar­ firing. A Jammed courtroom heard placing them oh probation. 8diWttblc« / / BONKLBSS, w a s t e PRBBi 27e 'court martial as a “Fifth my's Adjutant. GeasraL Prior to Judge picqrd’s oentcnc- 27e is a litfla sw a a t- He said he was grateful for Judge -Picard deliver s scathing Ing, all of the defendanta made A third..'W itnte todftv, 6fft Amendment Communist.” ' McCarthy declared he was try­ Fete iiixHbiior 'your fine compliment to me" biit criticism '\pf thq defendants in Jamee Ha)! of South NorfNk. Va , lOTTOM nr TOP ROUNDS ...... ______Ib. We u r th oR m ost catsup . ing to find out “who Is reiqran- asked Mason to.reconaldcr because statementa declaring their iimo- Records ^ Spark Luncheon Specials Thrown out of the hearing were passing sentence. cence of the charges agaiiist them said SchWablA looked familiar to John O. Adams, Chief Counsel of aibie for covering up and p r o ^ t- “more than ever before, this im­ The defradants, Saul Wellman, h|m but vetoeed to identify tha REDEEM YOUR KRAFT ing Fifth 'Amendment ^minu- Of Wasfaiiififton portant commission now needs under the Smith Act. We offer Regular Poik RoagU, rib ot strip at B9c lb. %e Army, Brig. Qen. R a l^ W. 48j Mrs. Relen\Winter. 45. Nat Court Struggle «6onel/ as / e fellow pziaeBer bo Monday, Feb, 22, COUPONS HERE' M I N C E D H A M Bwicker, Odmmanoant ot Camp your wise, patriotic counfel, in thq Ganlay, 46; Tbomaa B, Dennis, Jr., They were convicted Tuesday of B oinM iinB^MW w hi]g in O mhbpsbi* the ectm lean at 10c over this. ■UMBU BEt ner, N. J.. a■ssaa n d juhm ^ . m*mrnm^aidea. ' Be declai«d"he was “far from •Laredo. T ex^ Fdb,.l» The reritaUgad oluditution- Tlolattng ths Sihith. Act by con is* .Mptlvltjr between B^itemher Washington’s birthday 35; Philip‘Schatx, S», and WUUam spiring to teach and advocate vio, S t Louis,7Feb. 1» 'per­ we will be OPEN ALL V E A L L O A F gaesnoasme Officer satisfied” with the testimony of biggest Weskngtoh Mrthdey cele- nent tor the V Unitedb Allan, 46, expressed ho emotion as end eeriy mcember, l!52. WHITE MIAT After tholoimMiu..,don, Mccmiby-----^— . beat- .the lieutenant ~ cokutel - and braUon won’t be along .the shores StatM." Judge Picard deLvereid Uie lent overthrow of the government. sistent federal Judge. and equally ‘ ’ 'U arid he end A group of (Other d a y . . . odly told bowamcnnewsmen nohe hadnaa yx boeh Zwioker. of tbe Potomac bufcgight here on «'Staod Faet'i‘ v / The defendanta said the sen persistent AFL labor officials were ed m«a who were way prie- P I C K L E a n d sentence. tencee would be appealed. LA M B PATTIES of guesUoning iui unidentified llVtiten^ "Oen. Zwlcker gave the most re­ tie banka of theHH.tbrande. In a statement, Manion also locked in a fight today over wheth­ oneta later Wtro showh pea|AlatB FIG BARS ant colonel and,Zwicker aboutxan vealing pqrt of the teeUmony re­ Whoopin' and Hollerin’ urged the members generally to Mrs. .'Winter and Allan \ were Judge Picard ordered the de­ by their Communist ceptorairidch Dorothy, frbm her upr / PIMIENTOLOAF honorabio discharge given earlier garding why men like Irving S tarting,with the whoopin’ and "stand fast and catty on." He said sentenced to four year terms; fendants held until the boiuU were e r a union’s financial records will .were tcpreaeated'4o them as beUig Pinehurst H A M B U R G » 3 9 f r stairs office, tells me lL b \p f c g . this month to Dr. Irving Perem, a Pereas could continue in service af- hollerin’ Stbcknixn’s Ball tonight, their work was "noMy advaaoed Ganley, nve years; Dennis, fOyr posted. V, be turned oVer to a grand'Jury in- confeasiQRs by Schwable that he to remind you that “if 7 0 s . gueens denUst. to r it .was known be was a Com­ this border city swings into.four and they ahqu|d give it “every pos­ years, six months; Wellman, four Oanley’s bond was fixed at |35,- vesUgaUng reports of ' labor helped explode gena-baailag Ijiptoi* • At a morning open session, munist,.” McCailhy said. .days of international celebration sible momemom in the intecaat of year and right months and Schata, 000; Wellman’s qt $22,500; ani^ AI- Rackoteerihg. ' bcmiw behind the <3aramowt you can b i^ a cher^ SoreBy Serving Seafood four years and four months. Two officials—Harold J.- Gib­ liie” you can get at Berem refused to ansA^r SS ques- Known by Army that smattera more of chili, dfeli prescrvatlqili’' of -conatlBdlonal liiieA 3 lbs. l.( ■ona sibout possible Communist 'The general said all the evi­ tamales.and Indian raids than it govemmeal." “Under federal law, I can ohange (Coatlaaefi eo Pago Twe) bons, seciriary treasurer of h am ­ These pamphlets had yfictune Pinehurst a cherry pie SworA lta«ta». Haddock. Co^. Modwnl, Me. gnks, ihvoking^e Fifth Amend­ dence heard here was known by does Mount Vehion an i the ^ e rry Manion-had said he reeignad at sters Local 6S8, and Louis /B e rn , mik . . . all set to put sencut - - ment against sSlt incrimination. him an’dxthe Army for A long tree legend. .the requeat of Sherman. Adamo, his ssslatant—have gone to Jail so ~ (CeoHnaed eo Page fiti) y y . i“* “<«» u „ , 1 5 c major in the Reserves lost Novem- teaUmony angered the geheral. united States will be marked by tributed his ouster to speeches he U. 8. Diatrict . Judga George H ' ?‘PRESH ER BY FAR "\^ * fine Red Pitted Pie . fer. Ha was given an honorable Zwickcr called It a colored land 100,000 Mexicans and Texans m th made suppojjting tbe Bricker ice Moore ordered both/inenboth/men held in Cherries in extra gscharge after McCarthy had de- slanted version “twisting every­ a -parade featuring Pocahontas, amendment on treaty powers, City JslI for Contem^ of court un. heavy syrup for 38c a OARNAHON man6ner or later.” TWetrifUswittn BHghty tasty- filled ■RAIY w - (liiutUlt with'Stevens. ?r- could-Join. CuUad Xrom AP^ Wina navigatlop’s- m ^ '. imiwrtajiit'a^] t^ ir^ ^ s n * ti*n-**f ‘ -mw-T w itoe-'Flafr- BfaBi hen, bea^t b| a cookie, TVy a few . . . ora tad • McCarthy then ordered from the (Ceotlnnid en Page Niae) They fpund that the Mexicans peals for help—and one of t S ’ S ri ^ ^ Pave Beck, Ihtemationa] Pres­ imfitariBartt P A R M IM li didn-klKfid the ikdidays or heroes •IF loast known by. laiuUubberA another . 13 ident of. too TaamsterS' UMmi, BEE“ •t of Texas and the United States in PieaidenUal Aqaistant Sherman The MEDICO message vtas from f was reported considering appoint­ pim aBiB* :—State.rfrom Greenwich to kiUini^y can Superior O urt Judge John T. aboard, a vcasel which carried no sources could not be immediately rLCNGKS TO m uxH C A R N A T IO N ar SH U RFINE M iLK ... .. 2 c a n s 25c Tfigtiwsy Cbmmissioner G. Albert j be completed by late IMT. Culllnan says- influential party U. 8. Public Health Service Hoe- doctor—the sole purpoee of congrined. In E conom y M ove pital in Boeton. Chtoage. Fbh. I t OB w- fiBli lettuce Head 19c 1 •Hill reported today that tho pro-; The expressway U dorigned to leaders hsvb urged him to eeel MB3>IC0 distress calls, - 'Hie local— Missouri’s largest MlUied maaBMifi. 64. wHA | e l O L - O p o i^ 129-mUe expressway eutting j relieve congetUon on the Boston Denwcratle aond—tlee for gov- A doctor at the hoepitai studied All MEDICO calls picked up by with 10,000 members—figures it is . SH U RFINE C R E A M STYLE YO RK STATE this message brlefiy aiid through e laveater of iha HaaaaNBt; ' 1 8 < across Connecticut fi'om the N fw ipost Road (U, 8. Route 1) which Seoul, Feb. II IB —- The Army, em or...' CIO International Union the Coast Guard and relayed fighting to keep its records from ciectrie etgaa,-flatei -’•a b m . Lg. Bch. York SUte line to Rhode leland; it will pnralM in western Con- without prior notice, suddenly-halt- of Uectrical Workers President the Cbast' Guard prescribed; "Put • a • 5^ BROCCOLI Ice pack over bridge of noee and atb today fBeaA«M^tbbfiUH^^ YELLOW CORK " 3 ciaos 55/ 29c II will coot $SM.OOO,000. IneuUcut and bdlater economically |4 the telephone transmission of James'R. Caiby says union de eo Pago ■) (Coat Paga tiftoM) Bdew of bar Bear Keith Mfif: IDAHO - . B ltfeat Ever Approved depressed areas in esM en Coa- Nmrs copy from Korea to Japan to- mand for guaraetced ammal irage SHURFINE TATTERED TOM " Mr. Chas. BufUr a Ihe cost Is 6102,000,000 h i^ e r i necticut. 4ay. will be preeented to electrical than the estimate given the Gen- Work will start first on the The line which Airing the war manufacturing Industry in A(^l EXPLAIN 'says that Washing­ > Cello Bag was used by the Army Censorship POTATOES 33c II Aaaembly last year when UiwefUm section, between Grc#n- StuAous 3I-ycarold British Hearse Becomes Home for Family ^ELBERTA PEACHES ■ 2^ can 45/ ton's Birthday, or d *a n j o u authorised the project, the higgeMiKM and the ConnecUcut river. Office to transmit correspMidcnts' drafttman says he emoahed wax Oev. ----- ^ Ha Commiieioner oakb,.. news to Japan for radio transmia- R. With Coupon gtvea «Hl apisyM to tka pta- Baceacodad the break . oa a d ark s aaya American- Mcycla in- 52e ORANGES Dot. fbM d SSBKOOOABt bend t a w e ^ £ as: ~ m atoarUi of Ita 3W PMrhst ta satpiU ■ *?' V n "v . ' ^ a A . py^iA-ilj . , . r , "f y-i‘ ■:y 1. J: 7 - ■■ Y Jr ' 'y/ 7"' 7 ■ ' ' .. ;■ ■' ^ -''r

MANCHESTEI^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER ^N N ,, PRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,19M.

are the T>»rHagtoh » a t e Wdirkwrs EVEWING HERAIJ), MANCHEStERt CONN., FRIDAY; yEBRUAltY 19, 1954' o f Manibn C r g e s _ Union, Local 433, and the Inter S t y l e S h b w HouBehibld MmU W est E ^ H M e r i M H t M m ila.lor^ sor-wBlhoW Smelter Workers. i M i i r H a l l tlon at t h e ___ River will b o o^ e p a r t o f^ e ex- ’neme for Repor^r Mason Recall I f you carry meat of your Seven of the indtvldusla sro men Tall Tuesday at 8 p. .. preeaway, y recenUy dfposed from offices in Ptaa 69 laterekaagee weight below the wnlst, woitfing Vaa Jelmwa 0am .WIBtoau' " Harry Jobe.. In Econom y M ov 0 Ught-colorod blouses and dam L>eal 433 by John. Clark, prei "Fashion Trends for B p r^ i "Oieat Motor Vehicle Unit Opens Harry Joberl, 7l, died , Entran(:e and exit ramps will he vftHflWflr, »•>. T f » - T * n mui-* Activitiaa Control ProtesI Action (CextlMMdtreM Fnfie Due) "Eaay to In Expressway skirts Witt help Civ* M appearance dent 1 of the International Unlcgi 1904,” will be the subject of the Dtaaeaad at the Mancheater MemorliUs. Hos­ provided at more than 100 loca­ la jh i ••pfinft mm” urtUcHj®®^- of better prbportiona. Five incltee of enow fell at Raton. of Mme, Mill and Smelter Work- Women's Club program, Modday, Lave" Rehbery" pital. He was born in Francs tions on the l29-mile route. There Sutton, Ustlar complrainta (OoatkHMi n m ga One) erai \ . * (Oeatiaoed ftoai Page Oae) Daily Morkar ^ralnat the'Buraatr of Prlaona, I< also Was snowing hard at Clovts Fal(. 33, at 6 p.ss.. In Luther Hall T n ii RegistratiqiiBrancj^ffice of Felix and Mary Balkan J____ _ will be 59 of these Interchangee In Jlta-lSUttaa ba4 M his homa for l i Fresh eggs art rough and chalky Th ey: are Raymond Dowd, Bet., 1 o.m._‘‘fiex sum” Cerieese He was formerly employed at St. the 48-mile eectlon'between Green­ delayed because of the leek of a claimed Oates'was given a "pri* President’s spokesmen' withheld and Fortales with winds up to 60 Charles Schenkel. L4o F.^Ssress- of Esuuiuel Lutheran Church. Rockville. Feb. 19 (Specla“ 4ayi A I W at tba F^aral dorrac- vate room” in the prison hospital in appearance. AYoid those‘ that "fiechr laae” Bernard's Cemetery In this city. ^Ceattaaed Freai Face Oas> wich and New Haven for mexl- phone. comment are amooth, and ahtey—tkiy are mllea an hour. “ * ao, John Lllley, John CWypuio, WhUe Mrs. Kay Judge, of Hart­ He leaves a brother, cirorge; two taum convenience to those makiiig danal laatitution hera haa con> and other special privilegea at fcranto offlce*^of’ u i*M rtw 'vl^ ^ ®*'*'‘**' Under the beet conditions it takes Danbury. Manion’s first ‘‘progress report' old. Whipped By Wtede John Kosiak and Joseph Btolfi. ford. as commentator, describee the ..a ." I sisters. Miss Lena C. and Mra. run tonm Flanders Corners in East short local trips. 14 minutes to transmit newa from a Paalnry Nawa-ttmaa ra- James V. Bennett,' d ir^ o r of the appeared a d ^ after he stH>pod. la COIorodo dust was blowing at The other three are John J. Pavo- neweet etylee for the epring seieon, Emma Scheihe, alt of RocKvtfle. Lyme abd Route 33 in Montviltc^ The right-of-way will be gener­ Korea to Tokyo by teletype. down from the post It listed 34 ItnlB, newly elected preaidant of these etyles will be modeled ^omorini Building for renewal of i^himbla on a cross complaint on Funeral services will be helfi to­ tbit l^'M om waa bureau, explained in Washington Try this with groek olives: pour Pueblo and La Junta and oJter The other vrould extend between ally 300 feet wide with some Normal times is SO mlnutea or 24^H6ur M h e r t items of study in the iMd of fed off brine and add two tab)ospoona southeast Ooloreldo poihte, being Local 4 ^ ; Frank J. Rabowits, Mleq Jean Mulcahcy. 'auto regliltatlone. The office whI'I ntolerable cruelty. She morrow at 8:30 a. m.' from the more. p r iv * ^ ' that Gates was assigned to a lock* EASTWOOD , was awarded custody of their two’ 'Apecial locations limited to 180 ft*B aabna than a cell, ed hospital r c ^ , no bigger than a eral-atate relations, with notations of olive oil. Shake well and allow whipjted up by winds nnging vp who retains his offics of financial It iB enqtheeleed that tha crea- Burke Funeral Home adth a Route 2 in Nbgwlch to toe Rhode fdet and some others expanded to The spokesman also acknowl­ on the status of each. ‘IViese ranged to 63^ miles at Ls' Junta. Denver secretary in Local 433 and Joseph tlona Mm. Judge end Mlaa Mul- ON OUE CHANT SOBEEN Inobllo Mgletrfitione expire ' I minor children, and. $10 a week solemn high Msm at 9 a. m. at Island SUte I t a ^ t KlUingly. edged that If a story break hap­ J. Laitf, bacauaa cril, to keep him segregated from to atand a half hour before ssrvtng. each toward their support. The OOfllJeet. Special landacaping tvlll f-om "authcriaed” for 11 to “al­ •had winds up to 64 miles per hour. C. Scioll who was appointed by cehey are brinring with them, will gad of . the month St. Bernard's Church. Burial will 'Break up headlight glare, prevent pened to be a crisis in which the Pm pita the occtipant sOther prisoners. fathec wee granted right of rea­ be in Et. Bernard's Cemetery. The elglit toll etaUpne would be fniih~^Vliilrtniimn the eoaridor or ^xOne of the custodial officers who most complete” for one, a study of Before aweeping dusty fimirs, Blowing duet cut visibility to a erk to serve aa administrator be priced to meet tha moderate Beet* Brafijr pieced at Greenwich, the Norwalk- erosion,\Mde scars of conatruction Army was Involved, the Army the ‘‘historical development of fed­ of the local following the ousting ■ i • -ao p. m. today >nd Tuesday sonable \1eltetlon. Friends may call at toe funeral arlth' anyone nearby. heli>ed keep 24>hour surveillance sprinkle floor with water. -Tt four miles at Imperial in south-> pdeketbook, and deelgnod to BMSt Vae JebMea Westport line, StratfoM, West and .reduhe traffic noise. might not be able to spare one of 315 CENI^R sniEKT ffr-vlj-':...- ■ 1 eral aid” of Dowd and hts supporters. the real needs of tha average Eerl C. Spaeth of Storra was home tonight from 7 to 9 p. m. y‘- its telephone lines. ,^(ba^anly^hinf the occupant of hta over^ Gatea said he had only one will keep the duat from fllyii west Nebraska and six mllee at MW "inH Tomor- granted a divorce from Helen M. Haven, Branford, Madi8on^Mont There wilt he illumination at in­ aaa ao^a look out a heavily thing in the nature of room serv­ Rep. Buabey (R-H1) issued a around in the nlr. x North Platte. Wind gtpite reached womqn. "EASY and Feb. 2J-the office will be vlUe and Plainfield. terchanges apd opnceaslon areas, ' Kyodo News Servfce said It had iiailik winJoar.- a a view <— other ice. statement teat night calling for a CHASED AT fifiMPk Arreagemaate for the meeting apen iFom 8 ^ *.,m. to noon. The Spaeth of California on g'rounds Tskwttvllle ItrniM are now han­ and on long bridges, viaducts and •been offered the right to a com­ 65 mph at North Platte. , Some TO LOVE" of intolerable cr^ielty and also dled through the Msscheeter Eve­ Tolls at each station wo HttBQsn who k ^ 4he freedom of Ilia meals were brought to him— joint probe of the Manion dlamisaal I f dish or clothss wgaAlng is light snow .fell in Nebraska’s Pan- are in eh em of Mrs. Bradley 9*«>Md Washington’s most ramps in the section between mercial phone line \o Korea, at A by the Senate and House Govern- l^nted custody of the younger ning Herald Rockville bureau lo­ range from 15 cents for passenger cost of from four to five thousand the ancloaed priaanvcdurtyard and not that he wanted it that way but making your hands look like an haa^e; this morning, but duat Ifilford, Feb. 19 (F) — Christo­ Proheake, Cb-ehelrmen of hoe- la celer S r “ ‘f » ^ » ^ c t o r John Andrel- care to 75 cents for 3-axle trucks, “ reensrich and New Haven. athletic field. X c-ent Operations Committees. teacea are .Mra, J. F. Squirea and eiMtd*. qkl w lU ^ in charge. child. The older child, it was cated at One Market St., tolephoae dollars per month. because F d officials would not old scrub cloth, try t | ^ step# as turned it pale brown. There was pher Cas^’ 31. Wah arrested last Rock villa 3-3186. trailers.,Dnd. buses. generai, jtlje . toll, gnta per Advertifie in The Herald— It ^avi ‘A Tiuiiaaw e Deiituuat,Yaep. But- permit him in the dhung^hall with "If this .lavasUgatlon ..should thunderaloini activity lii' eastern night ter polfesmeh Who sild they Bfiemrd Kiikham. ■lAfiiiUiiliimaeawi -^veala- -Box-- 'Luefitibas ‘ stated, .is with thc-mether in-Gtat-- establish 'Uiat Dean Manion was a remedy. Use just the hmohat of fomia Hill jgaviT'Uiese additional de irin he equal to or less than ton, ^ttcKad in CoDcrasa.thte.weak the .other prisoners. detergent er m op the nsoaufoo MehtaiduL,... took him from.mi jovartumed ~au-. Oueate will he wrioome qt tha ... Bumay.. stmaatcr Edward Connors an- tails:. ______' __ ....^___ fired Without the pridr knowledge’ Ounces the locatlbn of the new Robert T ift of Vernon Center thoee ctiuged on comparable sec­ m that Oatea, one of the U t<^.^m> The cell, or "private room,” con­ turere direct Uae a small amount A sprinkle of rain fell at 9:60 tomoblle which they chased at euatomery t»». >‘fiia MUUXBTY O’KBBra" Bieth Sholqm N o f^ All but the 2-lane sections of tions of toll routes tn other atates. munlata convicted under the Smith tains a small iron bed, a small or consent of President Eisen­ a. m., raising the visibility at speeds up to 90 mph. Patrolmen letter drop and relay boxes we.s granted a dlvbroe from his hower,” Busbey said, "Manion of wnter softener in the dlahpen wife, Mra. Carolyn F. Taft of / the route are - to .have median While theyNvill exceed the Merritt wMwwcoddled” whilewgauv at«i vAMiovt,cabinet, •a meuumetal vfiAir,chair, ma toilet Garden City to about two blocka John Zlentek and William Pan- By Itontag your bedaptetal* the woughout the city as follows: should be restored to his position er washing machine. Ruh a good East Hartfwd on grounds of In­ y' strips separating traffic moving Parkway ratesfor passengers cert, M a an A|tsaaprary transfer from^ ^stthout Ud and a^ small sink. hand cream ox your teUn-os eooa But at the saroa time forming, the dkton said they took Casa to.MU- long^ w^^ you Tsea keep them to Sabbath eve Bervlces wlU-he-held in- oppoaite directions; The outsiae they wdU HM: auita^ttiaHy lean than A on te^a., penit^tlary. He was Nprlvnte—yes Caid the rep iu chairman of the cdmniMnbnl.... dust mto mud bails that fell in the ford Hospital where he was treat­ Read HerBld Advsi B tr ^ , Elm street .n front of the tolerable criteRy, and Was award/ at Temple Beth Sholom at 8 "Furthermore, the individuals as hands sro carefully dried. ed cuetody of four mfnor children. shoulders will be 10 feet wide and those on the norawrn section of movedliorth at the request of the but^g^better word^r-aolitary. area. ed for a alight hsad injury and Hertford Connecticut Trust Co. o’clock tonight. The theme will be toe New Jersey'TuYnpike. who were responsible for his dis­ Bnuirh; Ellington Ave., at the In the case of Lestine H. Be- paved. The curves ,and grades will missal should be discharged—lrre* Keepinjg Venetian blinds clean Many b u r ia l houses remained then brought him to headquartsra. "Youth and Its *^lace in the Syna­ be gentle. Curves in general will The traffic and revenue survey He was hooked on charges of Church; Talcott Ave., nard against Alfred D. Benard, gogue." Bank In SuburlMin Comfort spective of who they may be—even isn’t as formidable a job If you riooed. With owneiy putting em­ and Oak Street; Union at.Orchard Jr., a further order of notice was not exceied thfee degrees and was made by Ooverdal^nd <3ol- Bus Co. Reports i s b a n d s uao your vacuum cleaner bruab ployes to work covering merchan­ reckleu driving, operating with­ Members of Manchester Chap- grades will be three per cent or pltte of New York; w h lle^e cost up to Sherman Adams himself.” Streat; West Main Street and ordered, to be published in the terlof the United Synagague Youth \Busbey said it was hard for him attechmeni, to remove loose dirt dise. .i, out a license and o^rsting an un- emon Avenue;. High and Ham- Putnsm Patriot. less;. \ survey was made by Ammahvand tegistered-automobile. - -M t"W a» MjULpatttCipate and serve-as -hosts- ■WM4ney-«<-New York;------Batroiiage tpw i m to beUeVe fSai mtenhdw# -'‘ IHghway HO wmr- bhiched ‘8^4 '—Sight'distances wui proride Ite miles east of town by windbh>\vn set at 11,600. ‘Pk'hftottc' Soctal.. at the Sabbath *ea which will fol­ — Use Our North Branch— have been a party to the action. Oily aoot Ibat gradually builds ate.; White and Grove SU.; East A^ Lincoln-Washington Birthday low. stopping at the general design Meanwhile. Sen. George CS OOIJBINS Hattferd. Feb. 1» dance will be'^held tonight at 7:80 Faith An^Cohen, president of speed of 55 miles per hour and at \ — ■ • Tht Page fi^htcd i t the' ktet ServUM-team— with a record Ruin Yo«ir 4»od«I T|m «s And One Dnuantlc- Aids Roberts was~imder aross exami­ said Hicks. Letters were sent to. Castor oil can be tiied to' thick- three erins and one loss at 7.;3p. - TOYS Opportunitlen'Yen’ll Fiad nation by Hartford Deputy Mayor He saidvin an interview today t eyelaabee. A p [^ it with -• apecial town meeting to imteaU*^ FOR THE KIDDIES 4 CD offlcials here stating that the gate need! of the High School, both In' the tot^rd Igame, the Exchange In Every pepwrtaMBt James H. Ktnsella. Kinsella and that the Wednesday vote dbarty cleen msscam britsh. TEONMOOtOR WARNER ■_ .. tet f f AaeortmMt CD program would be terminated: showed tfie'Senate Would not pass -Tbrrington. Feb. 19 ---Papers at present and in the future. ' ■ Club will niset.Moriarty Brae. .The During This Grant Salel. Ctwpdratloh counsel ATmcahder completely. have been served on two labor fiherhange. Club has a chance of Fill ALL Your Foradtoin Giddfarb said they objected to the any constitutional amendment eo When you tuck a scarf Inside " At the oiganisation meeting- of Needs Now! Even Director Morgan said to­ long as this provision remained unions and 10 tadividuaia In an CARTOONS W NEWS EVENTS this committee .of which John Tal- also tying' fof first place. eompany's ways of determining its tils ncckUna of'your dress, fasten interpleader action by thq Tor- ^A rttur Dni{ Stores j day that there is ‘‘little public in­ in. with safety pins to your ingeris Oott, Jr., ia chairman, It was voted A similar event last year drew profits and asked the PUC to in­ terest." He said he received such rington National Bank apd Tnist an attendance of over. 150 parents FREE PARKING In spect the Hartford division’s "Tom any Senators,” he seid. straps. to ask the town to include this a letter from the board on. Thurs­ "have ’ doubts about what the Co., to determine the ovimerahlp of. \-gppropiia'lon in the call for the and friends, and It ia expected that Keith’s Private ParUag books to obtain data not presented day. He pointed out that at one certain funds on deposit iii Ihe ALL SEA’TS DOORS OPEN^ there will be many present tonight Lot Afijotalag The Store. v^at the hearing. effect of this would be” — - ‘ Buffing your nails for a few aext apecial meeting to give the time, "we had TOO volunteers on 'nils group, 1 e said, combined bank.' rank l^mmittee funds with which to to watch the boys (ages ’ eight No Meter Parking In The mlnutei nightly will eumuiste F FONTAINE 25c 1:30 P. M . Entire Mock Jnet Santk. They'll make the inspection next our rolls.” Today leas than 100 with those who do not want any growth nnifi wilt aiSoehelp tp The' eSfS is returnable through 6 UD&CECE ROBINSON aarry on its work, through 13) play. A roll of Taws com oaly a dime. But Week along with Dr. John Bauer, have been active.” The city main­ change in the cmiatitutlBsi affect­ ■trengthen them. the Common Pleas Court March 3. N r Orange Meeting t*et Complain About Dump Plan ii’t worth i(( weight ia gold whta a w lity expert hired by the city, tains an obaervatioii post here but ing’treaties would edmprise con­ T h e two unions Included among STAGE REVUE A meeting of. the Grange will be The Board of Selectmen of Ver­ playiag golf, hamiag or rclaaiag over Tite city U fighting a rate in­ Morgan said it la manned,“ only siderably more than onS-thlrd of the defendants served yesterday held this evening at 6 p.m. when non have voted to ask the select­ (he weekead. Yoe never kaow whea crease which would boost Hart­ now and then.” He recelvealio pay the Senate. toe second competitive program men of too to-wn Of South Windsor ladd iadigctiion or roar teoaiach are ford fares by about 31.1 per cent aajUrector. , It will take a two-thirds vote of ^Russia Or t^rison’ Will be presented. The peat lec- to reconsider the location of a pro­ jgoing lo spoil your fen. Bm Taws The o(ty maintains Hartford al­ H m Selectmen are expected to those present to pass any pro- posed town dump oii the Kelley neatraliic excess edd elwost before it tfirers, with Miss Virginia James ^terts. let 1 or 2 Tuais after aicals or ready is . providing more than M take up the issue at its meeting poaal for a constitutional change iia chairman, will be in. charge of property in that town. M—d ifoftr WoEpoper per oent ' M the bus- company’s Monday night. A CD spokesman in l^or Michigan Red^ vheoever over-indulgence enntes die­ and send it to the House. Before toe program. The-next Family and Franklin Welles, speaking for oed Peifiit C om ^y sis. Get-Tums today. , toW profits. Hartford said today that Lake Will this showdown, however, thfi resfS . toe Vernon Board, said today the litembel-A Night vrill be held next o. E. FRECBETTE. Prop. -ier*M The was adjourned untij confer with the Selectmen "some­ liition can be altered oh the floor (CauflsMd from Page One) Friday vnth a pot 1uephts J)id Sehstx at 130,000. Judge John H. King ofof'Willi 'Willi- "-Tsance •nin /«ico«viueTalcottville area,area. NOPINFORMBD first proiioeed by Sen.- Brtekep“ R* Jufigw Pteafd set Mrs. Winters fitantic grante* thitii -rihrocie ds*^ » 38 Je .»p6*ted - that the Zoning ...... ■...... UNTIL .9, ■ ...X...... R^arriage Mendi In Hartford today Gen. William Ohio). However, no more votes ace bond at S8J1M in view of the feet «f fttsi RtaaalAM A#. 7 . . . ' . ' " ..... ercee at the session ofi the Tolland Advertisement- A vm a * ~ a __ 1— fHesketh. SU te’CD Director, said expected until next Tuesday. that her Imbend, Carl Winter, al- yidM Kveryday—All lUghta Reserved—H, T. Dickinson A Co., IneJ Gmmty Superior court yesterday.. -kin ■ofnev-has 'received''ito ’afnciaf’f teatat-'-wsv^^i^iBlMteneYffixiaxt ' •aufidyWfi-'prieien- on A'-Bmlth-Aet- —This was -the- finsL Mwrt-Calendar' ^Most' ■ftocltvmr storex w fir' M notification of any dumgeo in the by BricksT to his ow»<>HgteaLproe conviction In .Hew York. sesrion of - toe ■ winter term; Closed Mwiday; — . r -r posal. It would state titet a tmty The defendants blected not to ; Bridgeport, Feb. 1# (F) — As a CD setup in Winsted. HARTFORD, CONN. Hesketh said, "from the infor or other international a g rtem ^ hagin sendfig their sentences pend- liappy aftermath, to a superior cannot become effective aa domite' 'tag SB appeal g * « RsYes. 9»M f o r BlfiSV-Wlliiiim Benddere home Sept, l, ifios, and cars collldeff on. the Danbury- was CD Area Director William Asaael M M ? BtUala, Ceaa. movdd them to Bridgeport with- Lake. He said he has “ always re­ Newtown road last night and four m k . . ^ Thtfifi PifiCfis id he thoi^ht Mrs. Ljrnch Winsted,. and discovered: about pitai ..T h e injured were Mrs. Ohaaaal 4t «M» nUDAY FBATORB ^ t6 get the young- this situation by chance, a ifiw Walter Abehdrdth, 43. of Sandy „ “Hen It Sold Out” - Start at ...... r days ago.” Hook, and her son, Ernest, 16, 8iM < •» PtMXr 'l U 9BOW 9:M ( 941) BIO ITOBY Judge htelllia permitted Lynch Saturday, February 20 (M> BAB. MN irfiRfianuM----- TRBA- ftwi* . Cohimbu*, Commenting on a statement that both possible fractured skuila; BB, ‘'Breed of Um iOkioi CTUxen to retain eiistody of the children, Pat Roaato. 13. and Harvey WUd- (Ml niB BAJU'S THB SAMS- ..I Superb quality, authentic in design. C!hooee from related pieces ia but granted y iC ^ of reasonable Winsted officials had sought recr DANCING 8:30 P. M. to 12:30 A. M. (M> *»•>*« Q. Lewi* . ommendations to' improve their man, 16, both of Ihuibury, both <**) MB. -* MBfi. MOBTB k warm, hand rubbed-, hfehogeny, to give you just the bedroom visitation to the -mother. Mrs. possible concusslims and multiple grouping yo(i havn always wanted. Built by - master craftsmen, Lynch tesUfled at the hearing that CD unit, but had not received such .help, both Lake and Hefketh cuts and bruises. Roaato was MAX KABRICK'S ORCHESTRA with quality detslle threiu^out. she wanted to take tbp children to driving the car which collided ::s i ASPHALT TNLI her parenU’ hoAe fit Marshafi- emphasised that "we have never DONATIOfi—$1.00 . taem-..Iowa-'.. - - \ . received any such, request for. te o with one driven by Mrs. Abea- Far Radtaat Beetefi llemai E N D S S A T . 9 P. M ! CsMnet Type Night Table ...... SB ITEATRiiMAN 329 MaIb 88. — TnL*MI<«-fitt8 husband followed. Mr. ited Mrs. Heaketh emphasised that Win­ WIIK-OAYS SHOWme 2:20-7:l0-t:M KNITTING Liberal . Eight Drawer Double Dresser Aad M irror...... Lynch plan to take their ^Idren sted “ still has a CD organisation ■ ' \ ^ Y ■ to Mfurtealltown, It was to- FiM < M il. TV SOORMTAOl and under the law it must be main- MD?fi—9Yed Dwyer Java" WORSTED. Budget Terms Ltafnad.’' SAT. m 6 SUN. teeL2i564:SM:SM:SI PJL (Ml OOj IPWWWI! ^ ..... ’ liHlf IBT6 A4ANCHESTER Brnle^Duiaiido Y* Rocky TOMV, UTURDfiY (M) T IR E C O lJ f CIRCLE AND SUMMY (HI Rstraafitag (Ml HBW8 t PAR EO r t«gatar liiM (MMI rnSOH TO PBBWM ia aai MiM ( o r 4 O n . m fr'tt ORfvf YoySS^jfSSF CINEMASCOPE Sbsw TBB OBBTin—iBTinY—Outetaad- • • m t k v t m k tki'cgw tf t e T S i h B P i Brsafi Hi. 44 // — PaiCE SCALE — (Ml iiiii Matlaee: Adults 66e UiM t e> ^ AO AlliiT CBIMB — Hiii M1-9-4SS6 Bellamy m Evealage and Sundays (M) .AT BUCVBN sad Holidays 86e 4tU < 4l WOBLD HBW8 TODAY (HI ChOdres Under It (Ml raUM (Ml Fast Color NEW SPRING Ulte (H) PliBV~DA Motb-Pnef Innerspring Maltress ' “ ow ery g 2 5 €“”* “ tocteded (MICBAHHEL fit. 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j ' ‘' ' . \ k ...... ] . M4NCHE8TEB XVJaiING H E ft ^ MASCMai-ER, CONHi, yMOAy.^fEBRukHY ISl -tSHSr Sto" enliatad recently anil was ' : ' 7 7 7.7;7^tr‘- M e x ic a n s Bolton sn>o>d in St tlM Hartford Re£rult- r CoveBtfY ' ...... ’V'* to|rTha-ta immediately northwest of the whom he etarred as a pitcher. He who plays ! ,—How does the 1953 traffic eafe* ■>h'>uht of travel done,, the 1953 •( whom ' they rankad^>iUong with. location of the Community Hall a t ' hall, aald hie well, drilled to a la the-son of Mr. an^Mnu Peter Columbia, Feb, 19 (Special)— TEMPLATES FOR ALL CARS Ammlimm any lacomtaendaiions it may ntoke •ty recoNi of Manchester compa’re appears more fgvorable. Harvey S. Collins, chairman Of the fm A tte tte on tacts and not oh opiaion^^ F-enito JUpres Father Hidalgo, and the Center is admirable la many | depth of 180 feet to 10M. failed to Manento of U. & Route 0 ThMrwin’^b,7 4 -H^kmiK!’r * P' to Yas, paitoa srs Jpit as Wednesday st ih. ^ *^'**’‘ I ^■to*** Hale Community Center with that of other cities through- the^natlon- town's Sesqulij^tenplal Commit­ MIRROS^ (FiFcjilBce and 'ODatl IMI .sSUisiMyrmotiVated d eiS r^ ___ ' Simon JEk^ynr as one. of the'grsat >'bspect% but not particularly so-the exceedingly dry summer of Coming Biveata'^ mirnit.. i / Hi* Com-r Among the Items to be acted GLASS FU^TTURE TOPS _____ fhwlfai » a ^ When it comes to drttUng a well. ^ 1040 An eddiUonal 70 feet was The United Methodist Church' liBcR ss yoantstars sbMt Out the cduntrv? 5* rate dropped from 7.3 auto tee, called an open meettorheld In Finally, he said the committee liberators of the Weatera Hesritsr . Mouse. .The program will i Hf**" ** toe following; bowl- Yeomans Hall Monday night. PICTURE FRAMING I^NIWW iMhwte ter must maintain a cooperative rela­ The selectmen, recently settled for: drilled to ItM giving a depth of Bchool Building Committee vwlll ' our alectiic trsis ottttts. i«.u rsj'i.,,.,,™ to «■«» iSiem. '®e0*n with s potluck supper st ^ roasts, swimming Representatives‘of various organ­ .«• IM «e- tionship with school auutorlttes (pur gallons of water a minute at 250 feet with a yield of 3 1*2 cai­ meet tonlipit to make Snal pH 8:80 p.m. Miss Msr'uck the firat water at 180 ten cerreipendent, M te Jaarph i ■ Town Committee“te^ehairan'or Committee chairmen are to give Manchester had three traffic expert advice' ot specialists not on *••• rvviii *1716 side effccte of thla traffic man for the Red CTross Member- ■iflit I rttiunM home with the ln> Febniary days are to the mild 80's Unue . the project o f im tsiitor to«t^*ad Continued on to a total DTtalto, totopbono MKoImII 8-5545 < to duties. Short tslka .fatalitiea ter the year, equivalent toll are impressive. The value of the citlsen’s advisory committee. necesaary to be a 4-H ai.lp Drive, announced that plana JimtioMit wocte at the echool aid* The. Pocahontas that has gotten sanitary facilities In the Hall f*«t- Yield of thta I0 T E T O A U RIOS memh»r ... "j ^ ‘be K'**"given by " y the Rev. Truman J to a rate of 8.8 deatha per 100,000 property destroyed or damaged Mliiiatnitoni jpUitform (or IMM etlU One panelist (avored setting up' for the drive to begin March 2, are N oi^fkrfie Tim e To Considlor into the act in all gif the 57 cele* during this ascsl period but will tons wss 8 gsllons a ran be ohtarnln'r^' •‘"''toj*' «*etalls O- Ireland and Jesse: A. Bralnard population. This compares fa­ through auto accidents is aet at in piy o e n . The Ideea ex special groups. o( experts lor eaca NexlxWeek trlng vacatlaa ceam la aad leak at am completed. Many townspeople were issue of a technical naturet Under brations here la no relation to the hive to postpons further work club leaders, ‘ *t the meeting. There will be a vorably with the national rate of 81.6 billiona by the National the ectlona celled (or Griswold atatea that the .wrock e .R M te AMpteaea, C r iM ; 24.2, such deaths per .100.000. In nrned as aollcitora hy Mie. Sav- Wuepetet-ter edwr'. .this arrsagemant, ,only 4he-asaj|or Pocehontos of Jolpi Smith fam s until additional fluids are appro­ . Nile. oTnII^ S a fe ^ " (teuncll. AdtUng to this ■5-he. - U i n g J h a t ^ 1 priated la the fell. termatlon at Rbltoti "Notch wouk) within the cluh such as photog* tn6 8tAt6 jof Cpnn6cticiit, the PAte policy dedsions woidd be taken by The. ftni Washtogtiin birthday Btampa Cotaa. medical e.\pense8, overhead costs Spaghetti Supper Slated the comlac yeer ottered indicate that the , ledge dips to the J«Phy. radio, farming. .Civil De- was 12.1 -jN»r. 100,()(>0. V ...... the lay oltiseas' group. party was staged when, the memo­ Permanent improvemenU at thei wf^ j”. • - Knrolled . * •A'’', o f- toaurance and -productive - loss, • A spagheitl--supper "wn'Served X- the moat tmpMrant titote^ ries of the Indlen raids were still ifMiiiD And A junior fire company. The hational Ktum s show that GlNfRAl MO'OeS o( fchool policy we erer Called ^(we*»Vay 8U«et Community HaU have been carried ton cS S 2 ^ «s ' Cluh members It goes up to nearly four billions. at Yeomans Hall last night. The fresh in the minds border ree* outnut bn nn an annual appropriaUon of 1,^.^*****^ that UierO. IS VOIW » ho have been enrolled at the Ex- Church Hermon Bet were 38,800 auto deaths in h rd> xThe panel' also claimed working at 1 The pro'clem was studied at the supper waa sponsored by the eighth 40 idenis And' re-cnectmeat of an 83,000- for the last two Hacal nttle catchment area. He conlenda tMslon Service end Fnrin Bureau The Rev. Truman O. Ireland, f, a one per cent rise over /T he AA&A etetement pointed w-nh ctUssna advisory cominittees that the nearer to the edge of the PrkicMte.MtocD«well White House confertnee by ren- glade of the Columbia School. I^o- Indian raid was a highlight o f thp jwriods. RepairsJto^tha.foundatioa. TEL M l.f.48f5 7S to j^kviHe tortudel Nancy n^teter of- the First ^ It-wae'. IdHMO'to-excess ~of' ^tew ntatlvw -Of- bhslriiS#;' laltor' ceea.4 i3*-to-BS tise^^ B i n * - /evirthe~ pwrpoee'eiid veloe "od'oor t o twwway street. ■"First--the fMUra wett te driffed. the dVper it 1 tiOnal (teurch, will use ‘‘A Plank our tqtol o f battle deaths in the ^ f i e t t Americen echool atlnictare. lay ^mmittee leaders . must be first cetobtetton. Installation o f storm windoyrs, re* or MI*«e4S94 Conto.s, Xlurlel Mr. and Mre. John W. Mac- government, women's organiza­ grade.s clas.s trip. must be to obtain water. Gaiidet. Sandra Harris, Judith and A Speck of Sawdust,” aa his -* re Korean War. I t Mifd "fo o d education inepiree the brought closer to educational prob­ Saved by Indian MaMen hanging of old doors and purchasa 2 Dowell, 46 Madison------r-;-- St. »aaa«ivsuiav-V,announce tions and others In an effort to Mothers ot the pupils helped on Legeiid in this 200 year-old bor* of now oasa. tosUUaUon of panic contention is borne out lltehcll « ^ v e , Linda Martin, Betty sermon topic Sunday. • Vieweaxin relation to the' num- find a solution. heUet e A kindles the (aitn in our lems,. and then the professional through the experience of more --the------engagenient- ... . of _ their daugtiter;'^ coramitteea to prepare the meat. ' OIL I 4ERO R- , youth la the great (oimdatida der settlement had it that the city hardware (to doops. exit signa Im­ RANRE AND H ia Mumlng, Jean Storrs, Catherine u School gij-l!*' bas­ Misa Priscilla MacDbwell, . Alumni Group Formed educators must be brought closer was once eeved by an Indian property owners along the rim of « Wanagcl, James Kalber.,and Nor- ketball team was defeated by the •tenea at the American way at litf. to the community problems.' provemenU to ths electrical wiring 9*7233 bert W. Barton, son of WUll A.group ot Horace Porter School maiden who gave the alarms that and repair of stairways were ^ to'*: O"* hae a depth o f J m«n Orehetaky, ManafleldMansfield .State —Training Sch.;;i Barton.'Tr^ of B r ia r ^ “ Xdocatlon and echoola (oater Phychologlcidly. people seem to OIL MStRIBUTORS former national president of Pro- gradi'atrs met to form the “Co- COMPLETE TING SYSTEM ■the. Apaches, .were- ooaatag.- asBoeg-Uie pre-jeete-tmdertsken the- .-._^-During.. the past' 4*H •'-ehiJS-'-year '"hW ttttnttiWiel to vernaBent ionrthe Believe m m aniEted^ ia'idiMs' ir^toute Rock was struck at "4mertc*; ’ R*pnMfc«W" Women'* •htmlmt Alumni Assn;,** "H'orTCdF- Aniiren Bill Rights as well as None knew her name but the .Brat year. • *..^H*«'''**^* ** *toi> members, Constance Speath Ba.,.,... nigsberg haj* been elected presi­ at plans (hey shars to working out to” * Mrst water at 160 feet, 333 bW ii SfroMt to 44. Local scorers were Dorothy glUiization. Mias Mitchell, who Order Of Red Men. a fraternal SUvena Bros, report that ledge Mi ■■ Ml MM MM M MM • - with 25 boya and 59 girls. Of this Miss MacDoweU Vftlkgraduate t o ‘ M e l l e r D i dent; Sam Berkbwitz, vice presi­ Miehte businese enterprise, (roe* than thoas handodx down from ^ o t ^ well recently drilled by Itetlmer, 19,- Gloria Busslere. 14. i m m e r waa^, married to Sa.nbom Young, iM i at worship, end (res universal -society that help stage the first was struck at about 40 feet in number 47 girls Were In home­ May from the New England Dea­ alwaya used her maiden name, dent; Charlotte O^lanilo, secretary abovt. celebrstioiV euggested that her M v a n s Bnm . has a depth o f 232 making projects and 25 boys and Roberta Vance, 7 and Annete coness Hospital Bcho I of Nursing. dtoeatlon." drilling the well.st the Community Uebman.. 4. . pled T0ura,day. _ and Lynwood Anthony, treasurer. It was also agreed tokt ctUaens' name might have been Pocahon­ HsU but a aeam o f toud |n the to ledge and ms 31 girls .in sgricultursl projects. ' Boston, Maa^-Ker fiance has rer The Lutherweds of the ISmanuel Faculty advisor ia Ronald Morgan, Xhs' ddcument, prepared hy y*'4tog 10 gallons a minute. Rochester, N.‘ Y.— William C. commltteee ntod not be>a sutic tas. And Pocahontas it has been rock wiMi hit after this. They then w A total of 12 clubs were active Transportation was furnished cently been Tlischarged- from the Lutheran Church will hold irtneet- third grade teacher at the school. at the nation's leadiag edu* Atteade FFA Boaqoet hy (terl Watson. Homer Diette Bower, 75, a .vice president, of the went on to say "putdic edu- group but ehould chingsT adth the svery since. \ continued through w-ith inch pipe •. with seven of these being home- 82d Alrimrh DivlaionT i Ing at 8 o'clock In Luther Han Harry Pellerin and sOn Philippe, Mrs. Lawrence C. Latimer, Mrs! New York (tentral Railroad. In is an investment that pays town. It wae rcesoned UiSt by Intometionsl\ goodwill Is the to 55 feet d*Pth when, they were • making and five sgricultursl. This spring >wedding is planned. and members and . friends Manrheater Evening Herald Co­ Route 85 attended the Futiw Eugene Rychllng. Mrs. C a r I charge of ptiteljaalng and stores high dividends la spiritual, moral, changing the membership of ths theme of the celebration. Tho U. 8. able to aeel off surface water. They » town tl*d for second with Vernon asked to come prepared for "Any lumbia oerrrspoadent Mfinriee nrraera of America Fhther and Schwager, Mrs. Andrew Llebman. .before his retirement In 1946. Born Uuwectual, miyaical aad economic comraittae periodicdlly more p ^ . Immigration Service relaxee iU anally hit water at 350 feet at NOTICE ” which had eight active clubs. thing (ten Happen.” Mnrrnw. telephone HArriaon Soh banquet at Windham High Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Glen­ Clarkaton, Ml^h. Died Wed­ weOI huUig.halag. th e pubUc school is the pie- would be able to familiarise usual restrtcUons to allow Mexl* which depth a amaU amount was ► MansBeid wss high with 134 en* R ockville M inister The program will consist of 3-9058. themselves with the teeue at hand. '^ u s from the interior to croaa the Bchool Wednesday evening. ney. and Mrs. William C. Mc- 4 gags, stunts, surpriSell and "mel- nesday. major hwssark at national unity, eveilable. . \ J rolled for 1952-53, with 11 active Coipbe. . , cOdsmon purpoee«'and equality of In that way they would be Ui' Rio Grande for 72 hours without There were about 150 guette at ^ Clubs. ler drammer.” The program ia In M ^co aty — Alfredo PXpra. At 375 feet, th^well yielded 4 the ^nner. They heard a talk \ A group of te.-im girls will play At Tem ple Sunday •pportunlty. dined to inducnce themeelvee and a vim. During the celebraUon the Z KxhlMt Art Work charge o f Mr. and Mrs. William 84, . popular Mexican composer. gallona of water a minute which ^ W alter Jacoby^ State conaul'* another game with the Mankfleld Died Wednesday. “fh a duality o ( oducatlon avail* tha other members of tha town border all but disappears. A t the rlsea to the pipe to w ith in 30 Luettgena, chairmen. Mr. and Mre. Now Is Tha Thm height of the foettvity, LOredo end taut in edueatlon and aj^culture ; Several local residente have school Thursday at 2 p. mi at the Able to all our peopla will deter* toward taking constructive scticd. feet of the top. This la estimated T B B N O R T H E N D \ Richard Hultman and Mr, and W iniisor^^ock. Conn. —' Henry its aieter city of Nuevo , Laredo Philippe Pellerin la a first year <0 pintlngs on exhibit at the music Longley School Gym In Mankfield The Rev. Forrest Musser, minis­ Mrs. Robert Hultman. H. Budds, 50. engineering consul­ Jttiae the wiedom, etrength and to glvy 540 gallons of water stand­ J lounge In the University of Coh- ter of the Union Congregational . PRESCRIPTIONS 4 To Do Somathing pracUcally swap populkUona student at Windham High, en­ Depot. This la the.game which was Refreshments will be sevved'af- tant at the Htenilton Standard Di­ •eeuilty^od oup nation.” ' ing to the pipe. It was at this point *. necticut Student Union Building Church, Rockville, win be gueet ►c a r e f u l l y c o m p o u n d e d 4 iTudfirstsudluS Hooded Soldiers and calvarymen, which rolled in the vocational agricul­ to have been playeArihsr Dni{ Sioratl SODA SHOP • Pstotlngs Include the work of at 3:15 p. m. here. Sholom, Sunday, Feb. 28, at 8 adnhation sffsctlvensss depends on it's the school children of two na­ Stavau Ceatimio DrilUag Peter Maneggla, Jr. reported ing. troit. ■ Died Thursda Predicted by Bush Mrs. Harry 8. Kltchlng, Walter D, p.m. to the veatry of the Temple. tho. undtoftondiog and oonddance tions that sxemptlfy the Interna* The contractor, however, contin­ Monday to the Army Reception 197 NO. MAIN STREET TEL. MI*9*8l2(r Won at Set-Back. ued drilling for approximately 30 Center at Fort Dix, New Jeiaey ; Van Arsdsle and Mrs. Winona Mc- Set-back party winners Wednes­ Besides being a ..minister, Mr. at the ptoipl* in ths eyetem. tionalgoodwlU theme of the fiesta. Here's a > Leoc; of the "Caatle.” More than 3.000—half f mm Laredo feet, at no cost to the town, to the for eight weeks baaie training. day night at the Nathan Hale Com- Mu.sser Is an artiat, an author of For that reason ail educidors Weahington. Feb, l» (JPh-V. 8. heme dart] ; I.Mlles’ I ’nit Donates Gifts D eaths Lasi N ight If you havo a ru - vytocoma slncera criticism as and half from Nuevo Laredo— hope of securing s greater supply. munlty Center follow: Women's various magaxine articles and a Sen. Preacott Bueh (R*Conn), students of subterranean water stakes 1 - The .JUidies. Aaan. of the First flrsL.Mca, Lillian WUcox of WillU lecture..', particularly to the field aourco.ef dssitsmto ^ihaiige to k inarch in costumo.-to the parade fiu~ s o n a l i l y r o w b o i l * aa3rs that Becratary of A^ciil* and an addiUonal 0000 high school conditions at the Center view the 'Mel _____ NOW OPEN D A^ ir CoRgregatlnnal Church Wednesday mantle: second. Mrs. Mary Em- of human relations and social Los Gatos, Calif.—Ruth *Com- ure Granhe Monameou ate desigd- provs the schools. However mto* voted 810 to the Thorsby"Institute hoff of Stafford; third, Mrs. giddOA-ndsIhftTmed o r nmttcious twe Benaoa’a dooisien to -l«wer aad coUsge studenU from the tw o great depth required to. obtaining f ever. Yau aa ' 1 studies.... fo rt MltcheH, 71, - author and a 1 aad iculpnued bjr antoa in kneat nations comprise the 41 bends par-k an adequate supply for the hall as r (fimh hi, you w ak lei Ihere's In Georgia: $20 to the 'Second (tearles Jacobsen of Stafford. Having lived, incognito, for 30 These site— to endute. And Banc or it MR bo eoR- dftocto to. impair the .natioo'a price aupports M^iM products aatettuaate "but not surprising." , M lie" ;■ 820 to the Heart Fund, of Men’s first, (tearles Jacobsen of AhhoMa Wild condenu.od. UClpatlng.- - — I free* per«h (feMs far travel* In .. the Bo«-ery.-New teomaaienn pay uibutc to will rsdtics ths ecet ot butter and Harold Griswol0 whose property W’hich 810 was given In memory Slafford; second. Stanley Waw-er York, he will tell of hla experl* voiioi to DELGO On th* Mbject of tdachen, the 1 a reed redd iwllal freni deer. “ “ things the thingi'that endute-^e faith, Iotc milk to American housewlvoe. KENNEDY NAMED 4AJ«.^0 • ofNMrs. Floyd N. Wiley and $10 In of Wlllimantic; third.. Clarence ciiu.'G and nill illuatrate hla meat vita) tongle cog to . the echool • metonry of Mrs. G, Burton Car- and meo^iet of those who hare Hie etatement was made in a Cii.'.ter o f Andover. Specials. Mrs. lecture. H o o t I r a m o t t o r ^rograto, tbs educators agreed that • pentri^. Devotions at the meeting PLURBED SEWERS radio intorvisw last night by WU* Btorrs. Feb. 10 (Ab—Bob Ken­ 2-TRANSISTOR Ida Dupre of Stafford. Fred La- Mrs. David Rubin and Mrs. pasaed on. "young pbople properly equipped, • were rted by Mrs. WlKont.. Rose. Vlgne of thla town and Mrs. Alice AND Uam A. Oarrett, Washington cor* nedy. former captain o f the Uni* • PAPERS\CIGARETT|t Samuel Fear! are co-chairmen of When you are "thoosing your monu­ of higli intdligcnce, moral in* - The group has been Invited to Cyr of Wlllimantic. There will he o f b o u n . respondent of the Hartford ♦erelty of Connecticut track team, P A i m S f C A U this event, tickets for which may EBDURE ment, let ua help yq^ The beaut/and tegrity, and emotlmial maturity 2 the easterii district of Connecticut another party here Wednesday at oust be encouraged to enter and (Conn.) Tlmea recorded here (or 'haa been named heed coach o f tho • T O R A C C O X M A G 4 2 I N E S purchased at the door. Refresh-, SEPTIC TANKS petmaneiice of aeleh. Barre Granite broadcaat by station WTIC, Hart* • Congregational (ihurch women 8 p. m. with Mrs. Leo T. Leary ns continue to the teaching profee sport for this semester, it was an­ • April 5 at 10:30 a. m. In Eastford. chairman. ments, and a social time will make it a auita- ford. ■ "••POI.T7 follow the lecture. alpn," nounced today by J. Orican Chris­ • C O F F E E . ETC . and to the"QUiet Day".March 2V Mtokiat ClMatS hoicc for Ooocem was axpreosed over the Buah aald that "the average tian, athletic director, and Dr. IF YOUR lOILER IS OLD LEf US family to our towns and dtles” wilt • at the Storrs (tengregatlonal Manrheeter R«-rning Herald your mda^eol, continuing* and Oborg# Van Bibber, director of I t f HIARIIKAI0 ■ Cteurch. h i g h be benefited by Benaon’a order. He CA^N K HAD WITH ONE STOP m Coventrj- correspondent, Mrs. Septic-l^ks. Drain Fields, whether itxiji to at quallBod teaohbra The educa* physical educaUon at tho univer­ (UMMI ( IVMIY cai Operates ter enly \UM • Women interested In attending Charles U Little, telephone PII- INSTALL’ A C O ^E T E DELCO UNIT said price support at 00 per cent ★ MILITARY WHIST Dry Wellb and Sewer Lines be Urge of an tors urged measureu to eaeure euf' sity. Kennedy, who ceptetoed the aweih iasusd ef IN P> -The tem­ government warehouses, "fsntss* ★ dMrw pMa ewri Proceeds: C«ncer Research LF. I rapidly atomiting sdiool papula* tic amounts of butter. . . which he will substitute for (teach fterl teeel Cams, see for yeurteIf.AAedar* , « eon from noop until 1 p. m. at perature In New England during Fisetoer, who is eabatical leave Program telt he couldn’t afford to put on his on ★ t t e eiw ” A~ liaiiafy iasis e alely priced, csmplelely fvniidted— j ' their March 17'meeting.'Hie com* the next'5 dnya. Saturday through “ S . plat^rm aleo called for the while studying for his doctorats at M SMiMh ... a i r W ' bat* WE WIU AUO It « mittee In charge will include: Mrs. PRICES— refreshments COMPARE AND SAVE Ubie.” . ipy—Nwwbaaa^jcheatcal h^ yOurs fa r a dews paynieat aad Wednesday, will average from one DONATlb N 59e Boards o f Cducatlou, school super* In other portlwia o f the broad* Bprlngfleld CoUegs. HAPPY TO RmRVE j jGeorge Adams of Rerklipi' Conieri, to five, degrees .ibove the seasonal STEELE & SON intendents sad the people in g«a* WINDOW SHADES sMirihly lenta yeu caa afterd...... -m Mrs. Maude OuirohUl, Mrs. Russell cest;.Buab: YOUR SUNDAY PAPER norm ais Iftrtatlvety ' m ild Weathet - 4f3 VERNON ST. NTLYOILCO. oral to seek and maintain a com- ly'f'A F o w l icM boNft - Boypton and Mm. Charles Raisch, will conrinue through the period, 1, Asserted that the Commiasion haaeMaMSMSmaaqr.SasaaM btfs Caa| 'i “ SAPORin ME.W0RIAL CO. 3 3 \ m a i N s t r e e t MANCHESTER. C O N N . nuialty aweteneee to the benaBU on Foreign. Econoailc Pdicy, of LONG WEARING • siMety president. ^ec'lpltation during this period derived f|cm sound buildings, sup- ■? ^ ' ' Pereonal TBentlbn TOWN A COUNTRY Td. MI*T.0S31ver ythteltha-Ja a member, kad-idan a>’£r.sK.ejtojtftl joivn;.3;A. ■ x k -w a '.*-*- .- a i.w »- lati av*>»waTraaaiax»«w i.*a.-v »»v*»n« . -.-wadnt. - OOLUMMA ARROW Wi*. kntf -Wfsr t«W ii'F .'B «areau inch occtirrlng aa rain In Southern. against permlttfag American mar* OUTLET, MI-MI t S or JIOCKVaLE S- 2 1 7 7 kete to be flooded with goods made tN C O M rtJir /iMNtlwINhd i will obMrve their fifth wedding an- New England, raid or snow In Before hearing the dsUveiy of M Made to Order . i raiyl» 8:18 A. M. to 8:06 P.1*. administrators, including mended -ways in which toCreaaed n n m teen-agers group', will be in charge Saturday "night or Sunday and A ite t '7- ; of the meeting for all town t«en- WEDS. ALL DAY correspondent, were pdv* imports, needed to mako bur Allies BtMtoeas abd tedlvidoal V W N O N again by the middle of the week. to aerva on a panel which E. 0 JOHNSON aelf*auatainlng. Insteed o f^ p e n d * A t Teor Haase or TRAILER COURT the working of citUene' ent on American aid. eould be 244 MAIN BT. . in n 's advisory committees. Off Wlibar Ctoes Parkway taken into our economy without Far Appetotasert OsB MINT GO. . Ths membecs of tbs panel liemi' • Oa KeUe^ Road harming industry or its worksra (N tbln St. T.L M I-M M l ' f i o n i ^ Phoae Maacbestev, MI-8-5827 ad to agree that the mttxena* 2. 8aid a bill introduced by him RAY COOPER groupe are helpful, desirable and and recently passed by the Senate even eesentiaL One of the panel would authorise the Secretary of PAYS MI-3.MT4 ^dl/*3-A/J0 acemhers laid down a aet prin* Read H erald J^dvs. %D,sir...thats good at the Army to give to the State of iVfNINGS MI-3-410f ciiilee he believed ehould govern Oonnbcticut about W acres of lend w e structure of the committee. adjacent to Bradley Field, Windsor whfDkey...tho bo9^/ aheoM Bepreeent TOwh Locks fo r use by the Ckmnecticut He believod that the dtlsens Hationsl Giisrd. ahould In the llret place be broadly Tou can'remOve onion odor from your hands by rubbing them with s Tfea Ward Sdieel at Etoetroaics Any Size Installed stick of celery. A Soft Chteksd Sst proudly aaaooacas that ft will offyr a eoarao to |ha theory of eater taievlalea ter techalclaaa Ssw*Ef ly For Young Girli already in the lleM. IWa special comae will preseat the practical theory e( the eabjpet aM .thle WMKINS le the Brat time aay such e(Muaa SSBTHOSA. INC has haea .offered aaywhere la this area. Twe aegmeats will ha FUNERAL effeted ae Dtot teohalclaes eaa eheeee hetweea Taeeday aad CAN SUY THIS SELF STORING SERVICE Tkareday alghta Of 14 weeks IA ■■ darattea the Brat sessiea wtS ha L O W i S T m c i ■V HEAVILY O i m s b AJLWm held oa Taeeday, March 10 at i V i H ! /M nw tar. 7:8# P. M. EXTRUDED This epeeial eearSe Is heiag ef* fared ia addtttea to the twe ALUMINUM aew.eeaiaee.la basic dectiaalee bcglBBtog MarOh 18 to both Day aad Evealag Divtoinaa For COMBINATION farther totetwiatlea, -write ar - ( can ‘ ••nsru -rfw , '.,4. 7 mi(All.:'J(UrW.*.«r/tV'C>‘m3S'r* afpwr*^»Te REDUCTIONS MANCHESTER •teMKAKateto for the finest; . . say:.Ctrstsirt. Bbeqai. bonnet and bootees for 1.50 waiiMiaiMlenpriuirf on every item in- the store, except a few Vsbp. Maha it in pink and white - 8 0 6 3 r For Free Bowlidg.Booklet.'l SitoOlnA bhM and while chocked, a-l4 m . ITALIAN-AMERIOAN SOOIETY COMBINATION DOOR * aeaeedeiMaadtoaltteaM ‘'Fair-Traded’' or price fixed items. S e t your ’ W aB tontta, pink or blue yam. The j “Bowling Tips," write to; . A. deriing little puffed sleeve (Mirk AiBMlnta ”iltoma«” diBm s m f t e s a n easyi-to-do.- CmiplM * With AUMMTiM j Cantain Bras. Distilling Co,,Inc. p share of dividefidt! Choose from our dplight*. mWtorli No. '0400' contains dries for a mlao of six to fourtsen, Mr...aateiMl|iteiHin{jl that can go to school or parties INSTALLED I Dept.c-31 Chrysler Bldg..N.Y.C. I fu( and confiplata fashion collection. ‘ liHtrnotlona for aacque, with equal charm. 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Bulk l8' l*ul in Trust (Ooatfaioed from Page Om ) Tha/foUowUig program schadulea t i U - he Church Council 4vin meet in JwppUad by tha radio manage, WHAY-NIte W«tfb / • MancheKter Ev|>nlng Herald He­ For Her Daugfiter and i^v* th# aocial room 'ITiursday. m old WiMt German leader thinks and are subject to ghange I Ellington, Fab. 19 (Special)— bron eorroepoadent, Mias ' Siisaa 'Thusday will be Junior Pilgrim Without noUca. Pendleton, HArrlson $-8339. tiohentliai ^ Two Granddaughter* the Soviet Union’s attitude at the News Tidbits WiUlam Lake,. Hartford Civil Da- fellowship "Work Day.” Workers Big Four conference has crMtad a WHAY-Nlte Waleh may be engaged by contacting the Called from AP Wire* "1 kiuuc fense director, • waa ' the giiest Rev. Mr. Chamberlain or Barbara inie estate Mrs. Jeannette ''solid opportunity tor final ap-' "7" V'd'r Heart kWnUiled m — That's Rich speaker at the Ellington Woman’s Andover Mungon. IMI ises at 56 ChapmanraSa,/widow of-Elwood proval of the European Defense j ^WGTH—0»»le and Harriett .H cle (Mid. Star Kla, founder of The Herald, Club dpqp meeting Wednesday New Arrival Community Treaty.’' .< Divided angry SSnata' open fia- W A Y -M lle WAtch night. He showed film atrip* which X A dahghter was born to Mr. and .totrJa The bulk of the / A*UTH—^/ark Downey . }J[TIt—New*; To Your Heart lllnegses C ancel estate is left in trust for the bene­ bate in Roma over Premier Mario ^ AilR ■ informed people bn how to-protect Mra Edward SUslak of Wahlea oat his IMt Was Associatf 21 Adenauer reportedly feels that WDRC-That'* Rich Rd. Tuesday at St. Francis Hoa- fit of herdaughter, Jeannette E. popular opinion in West Ehirope Soelha's pro-Weateni program... . “ “'Ic . j ^WGTH'—0**le and Harriett themnelves if the enemy should to Uio olender Xsn. Georgs (D-Oa) introduces strike. pitaJ, Hartfofd. ' court- Yean with Talcott, 42 Circle Ava, Groton, and has reacted sharply to Sovtat For­ B«vu« WHAV—Nile Watch School Sessions two granddaughters. D o ro th y eign Minister V: M, Molotov’s bill in U, S. Senate to raise In-* WiiL—*(*iu( tiBiiaa » WTIC-Flbber. Holly New Arrival . M' cul T«hnic.l Scho^h|SJ?t!5;5?"S- S ’J.U.K dividual Income tax exemptlini J7UKJ;—Hecord dliup Cards" have been received here ManehMter Evening HernM An- la 1S5S blasting of ..hopes - for a ^ general dovdr eorrespondent. Mrs. George Ap* el fiii4 Footwcfir For the Entire Pfinily S. C.. and Marjorie Cramer, of the European settlement. He also is from $600 to $$00 this year and to WtiTH—Jark Downey W O T H T jtX ' font Mr. and Mra. Edward Weld Andover, Feb. 19 — .rSpecial)— ___ noW a oaloaman, said Heublein Hotel, Hartford. $1,000 inaucoeedtng years. ' •wnXY-Nite Watch apnotinding the birth of a aon Feb. Du6 to the many cases of illness Nelson, telephana M lgrim 3-6738. ST. off HEBRON-AVE., Giaatonbary __ . Bchwable a t' a dlstancs of :X«r»d* of Muatc x...^ OIrle’ Team Wine each cas* Improved,, more seemed poor physical eoadltion-^un- a ' member o f one of MahcheMeya Cii* fiovlat Power Plea ry passengers from HOacbw ' tii- 1D;4I^’...... '— ■ . -■ — The Etnngtort DeHtei* GlWs’ Bas­ Jihaven, droopy-eyed and abnor- was educated in iocaj'schools'..'He In an official atatament, the WHAY-NIte Watch to come down With the malady: graduated from Trinity College oldest families. She was bom here Pei^ng in $9 mlnutM at ^taada of jy^I^*~Wonian In Houie ■WTK'—Lleten to Waehington ketball team playsd Union School At least three teachers'were In­ »nally m n . with a B. A. degree in 1920 and re- in IMO and lived in town all her West German ^vernm ent said the 7,500 milaa an hour. of South Windsor, and won ,14-13. -i. . "His -featurea. looked aort . 'of 1 RjiaaiaQ.attitude, at.the Bilg. F«ur X -WGT1)—J*ck. Downey ■ ""'**** fected and the sixth grade teacher celved his B. S^ degree from New life.' ’ World conferanM to draw up ii.*g_ i- ^ ■ ■■ Mevt*-t4fceWM waatuMble to return a t aii aftSrawn," Shockley said. "I have to A talented ivritcr, she wrote a cc^eMnee showed that the Soviet •iH-' * 'x, A t {pay this about the colonel hut it Britain TeSeshers College, in 1941. Union intends to become “the aole- coda at ethics for all media of WHAY-NIte Watch A movie, "Men of Gloucester," weekend visit at his home In 1953 he received his M. A. de­ series of ^{mattes of her early life information, la being propoaad In JKft*.Y~*’*''*'** Mu»lc WTIC—Three Ring Newe was ahown a t the Center School, fpiadr him look like a little mouse.” ly dominating power on the Euro- WDRC—New* The Spring term of school will NEW LOCATION gree from the Uidver^ty of Con­ here which were published in The the United 'Nations... .Congrega­ It'Waa of great interest Rince. it open on March 1 and It is hoped Sdiwable laughed at the necticut. ^ Herald. ^, l^an continent." Wt'.TH-New* rgescriptlon. West German.v and The Nether­ tion of First Unitarian Church ItllV— gave'a clear picture of the life ail of this sickness wHLhave sub­ He had been associated ^ with Intruded in the estate were the will ballot aacretly in Oallfornia • WtiTH—Bobby B^neon WHAYo-Nite Watch and aiirroundlngs of the men who sided by that time. POLISH AMERICAN ’ Shockley said that some time in state technical schools for ov^ 31 home at 243 'East -Center St, lands already have ratified the WTIC—World New* ET THE of aignlDg State’s loyalty antk «ern their living lahlng. Coming Events nearly 1953, at another POW camp, years, the Vlnal Technical Schopt vahied at $11,500; U. S. Treasury! EDC pact, which would set up a WeeUni Caravan W DRC-Dwlghl Cook# -^Taad-inet Oommuntet- newepapec 6-itation-Europonh-Army, Inehid^ n w ,. ...M ...oriMtllmUQiu. Tt^lVUf..... **“ .... ■.jW;THi;.-BdwUl C.. HW ...... «....„JBctnfiM..to..Uai»p...... ■■*.‘A-X3u*-t*.'Proteatant-Oi|,hoH*. m^dietownrW r a i f i " iSlued^ a^^ seeking tax examptlona Pvt. Robe.'t. McGuire, who has Relations'' .Will be topic of the CLUB BALLROOM ^ a purported .germ warfare «Km- School in WilUmantic, the HoweU' about ISiOOO in casK. and the rc- iqg German troops. The Parlla- WKNB-~Juke^»x Matinee WII*Y—Nile Watch {(eksloa by Schwable. ents of France, Belgium. Italy ‘ Fwrreli —Starlight Senenade 'oeen home on a 7-dxy furlough left Rev. Mr. .Chamberlain's sermon 24 VEkigfi StrMf Cheney Technical School in Man­ hoainder in stocks and'personal ef- JJ DRC—Record « r:—Night Owl Wednesday afternoon - for Camp Sunday./ t "1 don't believe anyone in the chester, and at the time of his death fkbta. . Luxembourg have still to act noon (2:30 p.m. EST) to Just for­ WuTH—Bobby Bp*nAon 4r<-F. M w nrd* ;camp iMdieved the United States France, the conference prom­ get about a Oomrounist demand Kilmer, N.. J., where he will be "What’s Next In Improving J to e k v ilfi he was aasiatant director of the E. Among the stocks are\aome of V stationed for a short time before, Oimmunltv Resources fOr Young 'Was using bacteriological war- C. Goodwin Technical Schoiol in the Hai^ord. Electric lin t Co.. ise tiwt tha question of peace in nearly a month ago for raaumption JJ.HAY-Latin Quarter , U n ." ShoMley said. war^torit Indochina would be dts- of the isng-broken-dbwn talka , - WLCC-.di*cord Revue going to Germany. "Pvt.. .McGuire Prople't.will be tha topic of the EVERY MONDAY New Britain. $10,300Y U. S. Envelope, $^,850; —Jukebox Matinee r-NIte Watch was overseer of the Grange when n Ha said U. S. Arm y prisor.erk in cuased at Geneva, posed a fresh w.l 1C—Lejreoao June* Parents Meeting at the home of He qerved on many state com­ Consolidated Natural Gas CD., $8,* / .. Starlight Senenade . he entered service. ' '*4r. and Mra. George Palmer on ^ e camp kidded the Marines mittees pertaining to education 412; and' Standard Oil Co., '^ f obstacle to speedy legislative con­ a URO—Memory Lane / W DRC-NIght Owi AT 7:45 P.M. \ 7$bo\it S(^wahle’s purported con- sideration of the EDC treaty, M otorists E arly \VUTH-Wlld Bill Hiclioli Perepnal Mention U. 8. Route 6 at 8 p. m. Monday. matters and was m. member of the Calif., $5,59M5. 6:40— Sheridan in * r e w Cards Lava been received from Tuesday at 8 p, m.,' the Board of in this [fesslon, but *^they teased us any American Vocational Assn, and After specific bequests of money A new experiment in police, car markings waa launched today with thh^ affixing of^theM cUp^n French aupportera of the pact WHAY-New* Hime anything about thd Marine*— also of fhe Connecticut Education and other gifts, Mrs. Ela’s will, figna to one of Mancheater’a police cruisers. The signs dona in yellow letters on a black background, faced the dllenima of either press­ ''WTJc-P*}» .io Marry ■ *?ood or bad—iq!>pearcd in a Oom- were ordered by the Board of Directors, to batter Identify the cars. For the Ume being, only one ing for immediate consideration For R egistrations WDRC—Mawiy. Tiltun O n R csci^ch Hbp Assn. He served in World W arT -leaves the remainder in a trust WOTH-Wlld Bin Hlckr.k nunlst pM>er.” in the naval aviation branch, and fund of two equa|. parts in which cruiser wiu be equipped with the signs—one on each door.^to allow officials to ydatermine how thev of the treaty—as the United n a y . 40, ^> p eai^ a t his own woi^out In practice and to gauge public reaction to them. Shown with the /howiy adorned car la States wants—and perhaps so an­ It as a witness in the Marine was a member of the South Meth­ her daughter, Mrs.’ 'Talcott and her Local motorlsta era apparently 'tmAY-8porU odist Church. two granddaughters are bene­ Patrolinan Raymond Peck, who drove It today. y ger the Russians they will not aid making every effort to aacuia their WTIC—New* A/JC John D.ySlieridan, 11 Divi­ M l C M r t t r SL , Dips court of Inquiry which is de- In halting the war. 0^ delaying a WORC-N*wa sion- St.-, was iiamro^ today aa a lOsrmlning whether his fellow of- , He leaves bis wife, Mrs. Eunice ficiaries. ------X------T’------motor vehicle reglatrationa and Wr.TH-New* r Case Hohenthal; 'two brothera, The granddaughters are chil­ director 'pf the Hartford Public vote on the treaty until after the metal inserts early this yatr. The 61IV—, % member of tWe RB-S6v.reconnals- 'flcer, CoL Prank H. Schwable, dren of the lata Lucy Chapman, a Geneva conference and run the WllAY—Supper Serenad* xTcl. Mi-Lsm itfKMild face a court martial for a Emil L, G. Hohenthal, Jr., and EI-‘ Housing AiJmlnlstraUon during the sub branch office opened in the WTIC—BtrlcUy Sport*/ siutce boMb/r task forCa^^ which i I more S. Hohenthal, both of Man­ daughter of Mra. Ela's., reorgantxatlqn of yiet group. Police Adopting Radjo Code risk of the U. 8. Congress cutting State Armory this morning to WDUC—Jac'lt Zaima* iglmilaP falsa confession. off arms aid. tended at /Limestone A ir^^rce ri. Bkiy-waa named “an intsisatsd] chester; his stephraotfaer, Mrs. E. issue the motor vehicle requirc- WUTH—Patterson / Xi. G. Hohenthal. of Haruord, sad The final dedaton 'as to vriien menu and more than 650 were" . «:xa— ------Feb. Id, after cdwi- Ijiarly^ to the inquiry yestefday to press ahead with the treaty WHAY—Supper 8er«nad* A tpfter Sdiwable’s counsel. Col. Paul several nieces and nephews. R . S. O iilcls E led issued up until 1:30 this afternoon. , WTIC—Emile Cote pleting ail 8,700 mile non-stop reH 'The funeral will be held Monday T ow n-U nion TiEilks To Keep Pit liC resU with Premier Joseph Laniel WDRC—. Tthqh agree- would seek a delay.. ago. ■ . / ■ . - fam moving, air traveling the upper t idflht to confine the current In- plot in the East Cemetery. of Manchester, was ncehtiy elect maiitrA work cohUract tor ipeinbcra wavs eommuhiMtioB/and the res- “When- he esmt^eted'his inVestl- In Saigon, capital of the Indo- T;W— / ■ quiry to Schwable rather than ed'chairman of the Board of the of the thm employes union will be gation.'* SchendMMid, "the patrol­ Office hours tomorrow will be^ VVIIAY—Bupper Serenade a^o^ihe'e over ths Pacific Ocean JTherr_wiU l»-no. BOB, .Mcprding -Qf -P^^ chineae-Rapublic of Viet Nam, of­ WTIC—Bale MUler res and the United States. tmveatigate Bleps conduct at the: Watkins Funeral Home is In Soft' .Amr Cb:,' Which factory was made Fnito. lUi^Oiid IT. 'Urqu- man deacrtbcdlir detan over the ficials expressed approval of Indo- 8:30 a.m. until noon. The iriirtce WDRC—Fa:nlly Skeleton ■samd time. Herman O. S dM dal, is that too air everything he had#een. will be cloaed all day Monday, WlJTH—V'ulton Lewi* The RB-36s, assigned to tlie Sth charge of funeral arrangements.. estsdiUshed on Hilliard St. more hart, aaalatant to General Manager chiqa’a Inclusion in the Geneva 7:15— jv Ths Army, meanwhile, prepared than 50 years ago, through the ef­ Richard M ai^, said today. many people qik 'getting into the *'We tried to cut hl^^(^, but we Washln^on's birthday. Regular" Strategic Reconnaiasance Wing at rr peace talks. They warned, how- WIIAY—Supper Serenade Travis Air Force Base, Calif., de­ 'to set up a court martial for one Mrs. Mary M. Moonan forts of his father, the late WU Uirquhart saHUhe and other 4own act. couldn't get through to Mm. We ever, that any settlement must daily hours ’Puesday through Fri­ WTIC—Roe* Miller ;Of its men, Cpi, Edward 8. Dlcken- Ham Hamlin Childs. adminlstraUva l^ads would meet can’t have that sort of thinFgoing day-ne;^ week will be g;30 a.m. WDRC—Beulah parted Yokota Air Base near '7i Mrs. Mary Murphy Moonan, “Thare^a a great many short make it impossible for the Com­ WCTH-,J. Vandercook Tokyo, Monday, Feb. at 7 p.m. fson. who at first decided to re- Mr. Childs who. had been a mem' of Local 991, into private homes,” aoM nM until 4:30 p.m. ^ Y : s a - 8 widow of Patrick Moonan, died wavs n ^ o aata in town, and they, munist-led Vietminh rebels to take Tl'.ey arrived at Linestone: shortly with the Oommunlsts who last night at Manchester Memorial her of the Board of Directors for lhicq>al Em­ pick uj^verything that’a said ovar added somewhat ruefully. X over the country. / Inspector DSniet Kerr of Rock­ WHAY—Suppei Serenade I captured him in Korea but later Hospital after a brief illness. 43 years, succeeded Evarsley ployes, AFL, in the Raaring room ville, who has been in charge of WTIC—New* oI World before 3 a.m. Feb. 10. ‘sleeted to return home. the ndllce radio, and that’a not Short-wave radioe have long India Welcomea Tallui / /WDRC—Paule: LaRoaa Sheridan, assigned to the 23rd She w u'bom in Ireland, May 34, Childs, who died on Dec-. 20 last. of the Municipal BuUtfii^ goo^' the chief .added. been standard \;epuipment for '•yhe Berlin n^eeting the sub branch since It opened /WOTH-O. Heaiter < Some of the accusations against Jay E. Rand of Cobum Rd. is a The two sides, who h a ^ been here several years ago for the Strategic Reconnaissance Squad­ 1851, the daughter of Michael and ^ d a patrolman .ddying a 1 garages in town' who competa Geitaya talks would be 7:45.- ron at Travia flew with the tasl; {Dickenson are applicable oAIy in Ann OTooie Murphy and came to member of the board. meeting IntermittenUy for the last cruiser who calls headquarters to ! fiercely for wrecks. Garage owners benefit of motoriat# in this area WllAY- 8upi>er Serenade !tlme of war and this miy raise i Big Four, South Korea WTIC—One Man a Family force as crew chief on the'crew of WeWe Dealt Prices a Mighty Blow! Manchester as ^ young girl. She Richard Childs, who is aome­ several weeks, are aUll u n a^ to kay he’s knocking off for lunch' hear of accidents over their short res and «|her nations whoSe troops and to take some of the burden off WDRC—E R Murrow ^ g id proMerti: Was the lighting lived on North St. for many years. times referred to as the “father of reach agreement dh aix demahdto^ tite shoulders of the nuUn office ih WCTH—Perry Como ■Lt. Col. James L. Scott. could, in affect, “ be telUng anyone wave and then dash to tha scene, fought in'-.Korea. Altbi>ugh this "The other crew in the research Many of Your Favorilo ^ Koras a w^J Mrs. Moonan leaves one daugh­ the Town OouncU form of m vem - made by the union. ^ who wants to pull a Job that the hoping .to get the Job of towing Hartford, is again in contmapd. He S:*a— . Everything Must Be Sold kegaVd^ For the Marine Corps, the issue ment” and is nationally famous, excluded suck neutr^ as India, a WHAY—IJthu«nlan American Club flight known aa "Operation Wind HEXAU mODUCTS at ter, Mrs. Oliver Mallon, 38 Pearl ia clear for 30 minutes or so," the crippled cars away. communique i^e#l Per*4.i Neither of the giant 10 engined leecial aSar eariag Fatieata Today . . . y ' , ...... 155 coBumqaiB^on of. informattqn particuiarty wqrried about, It's the “bring peace to Korea." WCTH—Starlight Theater MU ul* ttityl ^ itOt aftpr five sleepless er, James Murphy, of this town, He said he “took pride in being ever-growing audience of atayrst- Charles Sanger is on duty In tl|S aircraft required in-flight refuel­ Civa Nome CREANI T«* ulect / d Wearables and Shoes Priced Like^ ' threat of removal to allowed to figure for v;momentw ADUITXED.X.KAT S R D A Y t 'Which shotfid . not \b*... conuonpo 4^' I. ■ ^ Desrtta. South J£area‘a\A rst office. t:3a— ...... ing during their 28 hour* in the Mi31 mroSAoM RmRp^M afid ff^’ldsfer Itr Welind; «gm: knowledge informing they' Jloma.'atort-wava' fans he. is con- WHAY—Llthiinnian'American Club L54 aaact ' kina for eaecution grandchildren and 11 great grandr the ceremony.'-’ He recalled that Frank Hall, iSO KcriBingtoh St.; ^ i~ B » ai ■ J ~ t m t t i l criticM reaction .to tha plan, gov­ There -sre 850 persons here WTIC—Bob Hope/ air. Julius Ndgy, 3$ South St., Rock- that an extent! code for poUca cemefi'tWUh. ernment siiokeaman KSrl'Hong Ki c«r ■ ' I S * ...... children, his grandfather, Dwight Spencer, ;_..Even.OB XV..,.__; . ■ whose auto taxes are delinquent, WDRC—Arthur tswlfrey Digeat Brig. Gen. Stanley J. Donovan, aNTI86F7W • tpacW try i (•*1*1 "Give-Aways!" Here Are Just A rutaljty WU instruifidiital in relainini ,r' vtlle; Christin*'l^be, Rockville; communication to be adopted. did not rule out eventual South'* WOTH—Lone finger commander of the Strategic Air .aaid'*''thBt'''the* 'code;- ■" <-OwaSw»... ■nfi-'HMMMt-wnvk— ae.t» Korean-participatlon « tw# Ofhevs '■•"•A"" ChmWSH'd'i tfW'At.-’DlVlSIoh Tpaf- Allowed months of Monday at 8:30 a. m. from the aren’t the only ones who are get^ Registrations will not be WHAY—Elleeif Barton ICI.M( Jm ta i j t j 'caruani PewoftheScoresafBarg^nsj %olltaiy cohfinemel^ frequent Qulah Ffineral'Home. 225 Main St. Square, which it seas then fearad Edward Zeiser;'285 Henry St.j-Mra; which ia- coaepoeea'x5>7 numbers, talks. But'he charg^ that the Issued until taxes have been paid. WTiC-Bob Hope ent unit of the bth Wing at Travisi •e* T**»'» —^ the railroad might try tp close Irena Cbnstanttne, 62 Mai^aret would be changed frhm time to Dng the police radio calls, accoi^ Berlin statement could be looked WDRC—Arthur Godirey Digcal explained that diirinf; the flight,. RiklaM ■ {bnital mistreatment \*and near and from St. Bridget's Church at ing to the chief.' He said that-One Some'motorists were sent to pay WCTH—Loi^ Ranger tuMMkaii- . the SanU AM\paUf„ 9 o’clock., Burial will be In SL off. He said in' a IS-year-liMig RM*LlN, / TNCRAMNS imriti-vilMiint, SO't...... M l. $4.71 2 J7 wvesUgption. •* ' with it solemn high Mass of re­ place'\Vednesday afternoon in lu< Thare are also broadcast ovar X, 704 PARKER STREET—Nb PHONE / , ^ Stag Spatial 1 The Army made up its mind yes- hearlng\rooni» of the Municiw West St.^;, Lyman Smith. 87 WeU tha pollca short wavs ihessagaj of ALL DAY SUNDAY cm uRsirsaspirw , so's ...... r e i , s i * $•« quiem. The Rev. John Curtin was Ungton Rd.;_Alfred Woelk, 82 VITAMIN III iibltts, lOO-t______.,;REt.$SJi 1JI ’ STA8 AnER-SHAVr lOTIQH jkardfy what to do about Dickenson: celebrant, the Rev. George Building.Deneral Manager Richun a type .that the Federal Communi­ M l. 7$r tut TOUI CHOKt I 66n M t > Without reference to his change Martin announced today. Foster St, cations Commission would nevar KpRTHEASt SECTION OPEN iUJ. DAY MONDAY Si(M rattnaO la Unit twaktltiat. Prkaa wbjaat I* Pa4. tulaa Ta* Hughes, deacon, and thg Rev. John Nkara aooNcaMa. Prkaa n*|act la ckaaf* wiaMat aatka. • W allegiance aniT later change of F. Hahnbn. sub deAcon. Paul ‘Ttao seminan are' part of an.in sabeUdn for commercial radio. As WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY STA8 SHAVE CREAMS I 7 5 * . )iaar^, it annoqnced be will be tried Chctelat presided at the organ. service . training couraq in which an example, ScHkndcI offered the MONDAY, FEB. 22 MEN'S REG. $3.59 ' « on charika. of (1) informing Burial w as^ the East Ceme­ about-a dnzen department heads About T o ^ recant cxpariance of a patrolman Ms fellow prispnera and |2I tery, with Fatbicr Hughes in v lll taka part d i^ n g succeeding DEEP CUT BONUS ITEMS Colorful PLASTIC CHINO tnformaUbn to his'^Cknti- charge of the cbibWttid sertrlc'e. ‘ Wednesday aftemootpr-fTOm S to 6 SHORT or SIRLOIN captora while he waa a ^.,The bearers wfre Stuart Kitt- p.m. ... Neil Lawrence, teacher^bf indua- t u m b l e r W O R K P A N T S r # - AslBooer. nKtgCc. 'DlomM . Mad4^».lCaxarlea trial arts a tth a UoUister sCxScbool, jo p wpm PAPas; "f'r^OdkTof th* artliaes niiiilfei; Ctardelib, Charles' Ullmen •Chester DrlZaalclpM AdmlnisU^hm, pub- la ■one. of 79- supervising teacher* A REMINDER T 9 1 ^ ^ O T ■ Sniijcw®' 'Dickenson is charged, part of the CMici aiUswri raqrtatRf . Berk and' Frank Beecto. Ushied by the Institute of Municipal assisting the Teachers College of On A Sniy ib SIJRVWaai •eMRiji 1 ■rMada- -M.--«iUts^j JtMbeer-appUee ■AdminfetTatioiv,'- -an • affillsM “Of ISF CohWectliutIh# I^krSt<«flnf (Rt A Ora X£#3t/ -r-.V lJ Lie ^ a person In the hands of the International City Managtf.'a Assn. training of secondary school teach- (Out from heavy WeaCera Beef) . . — -^ “ . ‘'Ja.'ila»a.a>f ...war.'-.'.. copra*: wlU.- toetiide<‘'-badget JU lizt FACIAL USSUESj United States never de- \. jm iaAii Ml administration and preparation, K E M P S , I n r RIB Whitt or jutd. ouaett t.fi war aWdnst its opponents peraonnel management, purchas­ A aeries of four. meetinga, open colon. '300'x ^ •R O P N V U MRNTN WAIN ROYS'REG. to $4.99 : Hoiiaa. campaiim there was In Probate Claim ing. Work programming, prepara­ 4 “pS‘83* ...... -....RSN 7Rr to the pubUc, -on "'ITie Curriculum Poniitare and -Mnsie OOMAIVINE..... times desorlbed officially tion of reports and other general in Our Secondary. Schools'’ will be ifToiiW IsliTs .) T ear Ad Uaat Ba la ...... SOMCOt U l f a police aetipn under'the United administrative matters. 743 Main St. — MI-3^<80 lb KIwao Niloi HAIR BRUSHES "MOAT TROCNEI.V. DUNGAREES, Approval of a $12,000 claim held on March 3, 17 and 31 and . Adverttoe 'Oa > - Hw Herald Gffica OVEN ROAST • H r CHarur. brought against John L. Pickens by Joseph M. Loughlin, director of April 14, at the Service Bureau for ***IT1HI$ IPINNIlf... MONDAY Cheict el ttylot A o A c •• • .21* oiwco* M r . \;OviUan legal authorities have the estate of Ralph D. Stnon was Institute for Public Service-and'd Women's Organixationa, 956 Main ) FRIDAY fP . M. ■MOMRU PiW tM... yarying rulings in cases in- given yesterday by Probste Judge member of the University of Con­ St., Hartford. The March 3 meeting RIB OVEN celora $2J6V*toH O V * ..;4fi awicos 7 lr SLACKS thie question. The U1 S. John J. Waitett: necticut faculty In government,' will consider the high Sehool popu­ If Xam Wlali T9 ^ ) Taar Ad Mast Ba la, oamtnricninisirrik “ .Vi oonct RRr. ae court has not ruled-on it Last Oiristmas eve, Slnon, While will be moderdtor for all the «Hs- lation for whom the curriculum ia. Advertise Oa > TNa Herald Offtea ‘ cussidn. At each session one of the WE ARE NOW lb (•am lEATKI niinUB IJI 4.'e . article cited against attempting to cross Center Street, planned. Anyone wishing further Bae't aat l#tlM ‘ le laiart “ • " t ruw M n " * ™ participant* ’will act as secretary TUESDAY y MONDAY 1 P. M. PORK ROAST relative to “aiding the near ({ihurch Street, was struck by information may contact the Serv­ R*g.$2J6 » OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL $81. ” does not contain the a car driven by Plckena, according and prepare a report to submit to ice Bureau for Women's Organisa­ HEADQUARTERS FOR 99< If Tea Wiah To ' 4 to the police report. Sinon was the Uistltute of Municipal Admbi- tions. ) Tear Ad Moat Be la SUGAR-CURED CHUCk - “in Ume of. war.*'_-T AdverOi* Oa \ Ylw Herald Office .N laMoit Marines' prablems'~were In killed qlmost instantly. Istration. linFrissSFUSNIillBS “ tTg-FUVIR S lU io n '■ i# OPEN SATURUAY1$ AJL UNTIL I PJl i ways graver. They dealt not The estate Waa represented by At­ The reports, desig.ied to siw- Last year's drill teaifT.of Sun­ \ . WBINESDAY > TUESDAY 1 P. M. , ...2Vii torney Harold Gqirlty. ' marixe the consensus of opinion oh lb Picktif k,a-corporal whb'ynight hive set Rebekah Lodge will hold a DEADLINE CORNED BEEF 8 B * ■ 0(1 R o f.|1 J4 Ijmder pressure, but with a Pickens is free in bond for ar­ matter*, will be submitted by the rehearsal Monday night at 7;3Q in 1 U Taa Wtoh T9 ) Tear Ad Moat Be la colonel—the high- raignment in Town Court on a institute to working administra­ Odd Fellowa Hall. AdvetOflo Oa > Tke Herald Offlee bottom round » OPEN SUNUAYIIAJA UNTIL I PJL , lepklag Marine captured: by charge of criminal negligence. tors who will comment on. the re­ RE1RACTAIUIAU POINT PEN....Rtf.$129 7lr S p u n t o x H C ^ I I R Y i a x ports and return for consideration THURSDAY V WEDNESDAY 1 P. M. r in Korea—and a major St Margaret'a Circle, Daugh­ FOR AW MAN. ENVUIPEI...... JMf. 19r pick S/27r from' the rinks. HEU> FOR MANSLAUGHTER at a subsequent meeHng. ters of Isabella.' will hold Tim .Herald Offlee LMO UlTIMRK PORTFIUO...... lo t Mr 4|r ■*# Shirley,. 22, were bound over by in departments may be attempted Is impo.'tant that every membe.r DISPLAY CARA NiME MmUTMES. porTimo r a company dessert: later. FRIDAY ) THURSDAY 1 P. M. ITIMl ROnU WAIMB...... Rm.$2.41 witb.castard sauce and Pojice Court Judge Nicholas l-\ attend this meeting. and f*co po«6tr Ml-----...... Rag$1M 26r Rago or. a count of manslaughter.. Cost of the present course is CiTTMIAUS.$5‘i ...... Nat $$4' asH ngua. If iToa Wioli T9 ) Tear Ad Mfat Be ■# n EXTRA BOLUR SPECIALS $$ LONCR HIT frith pt fsoiwo hottto, R0|.$2J0 2JR Dryburgh Is charged wHh the $35 and $7.5 0 . for each textbook. AINESIVI TAPE.Pt»C5p. Vk'iS yd.. Mg »« ffta^ beating i,f bis 4-ycar-ol Tha Herald Offlc* WME M90TH VAGOOM ROTllE. pmt. lof. $2.41 221 retMNUtFMOIAI...... $2JlVaiot U i SHNOFMI STRNMC/earryiai coco, lig $ 2 |l ^lai^htei;. Marlon Muirhead. Participants may apply to the M o s o n SuppliM? C«i SATURDAY y FRIDAY 1 P.M. 4 CANS SOUD lONiTA TUNA $1.00 The child died Jan. '29, in Mt. th.-;tHute later* for an examihatton HAIR NVBL hot 0*4 COM tfrilck..Not MAS U l FCVtl TREMNMMIK OrikJocai, .NlglUO Notie«s Sinai Hospital. Hospital officials and a certificate indicating sue 4-^14-O r CANS TOMATO Cbuatjy iif EAST! said the cause of deaUi Wais a brain cesaful completion.. CertlflcaUan JUI^eE Si .00 ' injury. cost will be bom by the individual YOU C.^N DfPfND ON ANY DRUH PRODUCT -HA: 'Hf SAVE REXALl Q f^T loudui Dryburgh. according to polieex ■ Loughlln, muderatof for the L c B R I O r S 10 ROLLS CHARMIN TOILCT admitted that on Jan. 36 and ?7- course, has ^served as dbputy DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTIPNG T IS S U ES • ■ $100 Dr. ■ e baq dlsl-iplihed the child with budget director of Connecticut, 4 tUMLY c a l ,10:#l a M. DAY OF niUlCAnON (EXCm SAT. * a M.I ’V ; •his hands and a strap. . depiitj' administrator of the state IM .Oaator St Boq;! wqs sat a t $S 000 each: In 8 CANS SWEET UFE MlleK $1.00 Ktaergency Relief Administration, ftlltelMl 9-452S STREET ***»»•“ .With director for New Eaglaad at the Eaptiug IffraUi 12 PKG5. ASSORTED JB AO S 1 J 0 Ta L |l»jlW 4 Dsfafids AtetiHstratlati. aiKL, Varmeriy Ueater * * “* -* 1 - fitagd stofe) — ' <'1 . 1 • . II V" . :v \- m m )t; .' -f fl f !< A ' ! s'- " V .' ' it- ! ■ , - I V V'.,- -‘i A ■ ■ v r h ■i:‘. 11- i : . -..k * ! .1 •/ ■‘- '\ i ■'' /■ MAKCHESTER EVENfiyG HEllATJ ), MANCHESTER, CONN^, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1964 KAKCHESTER EVEOTNO HEBAU), MAHCRE8TER. CONK. HUDAT. FEBRUA rV 19, M M lvfR..-.tha.. Aa far as maaa is that ws are Buudtmore af- ws sbould. following ia ths stops yesterday In St. Anne's Hoq^ltal, line it waiiis to abandea betweew flcicMfc aa.a meiUag pbi -thaa any }.hC .the Saviour. . . .iOttt-|tLnr,./niic..lnfsat;.:-%aa .hSto-fihd-OlUihsvjPlto are net tvyi^ to holp snykody acientljR dr sociologist -ever ex- -t-If wt trr-w a caa aay; with -tlii eighth girl in succeeatoh and la "Dieyva been ptojuing [on n ^ ; GeneraV" Aides ineii.; Wd'asugiiWri,“HH. m m f rrSB Psalmist of old. "Ths Uass are ona of 17 surviving DSmelfo ehll- funeral and making sure Uiey'd Tie Jumps from Navajo ffuT Dies Peppe ot Canaan and Mrs. PhilUp m pport and maintain ookmislism. pseted ws could be. fallen to ate la pleasant plaasa: •ByJ. P/D.< rtushman of Woshtogtan, D. C , 0 ^ ' - ha tbeaa-etatameAts, Preeident dren, the eldest 33 years old. have jbne." Eddy charged. The road ^Support for litali .s*; U fa yea I have a goodly heritage." News Briefs All tho -children Were bom aep- Wedaeiiday petitioned the Inlar- > Get Treatment O f,Heart Attack a brother, William R. Budda o s Bliagidiower was giving the clear Floreaoe OtbsOn. arately to, the 40-year-old Mrs. ntate Commerce Copimisaion to "Atom-ags Fentagan ’ T o in Detroit, Mich: obJecUvaa of American policy with Sponsored hy the Mancheeter TWODIBINFIRB Demello who was a bride at 15. abandon the six miles of line be­ * , Ready fer Oseapaaey" Hartford, Feb. IS (*~Utsh scored csgard to Indo-Chins. But, iin- A Hiought lor Today Council of Churchea. BUIerlch, Maaa, Feb. Ifi -—Burg­ SAMOAN UETBBS MELFBO and 10 other membera of the family Eddy's charges, raying tha rail- aoaad..right now feetoaang aad iK iby for an upper Colorado RlvSr all the freehttfen at the Univaraity conrultont at the Hamilton Stan- ROASTING C H IC K I^ Cbhta raally seema to belisve that at birth. , (Ooatiaaed from Pegs One) lars made a 53,000 haul hera last m WHATp; MY U N E f were hurned^^ or suffered smoke in­ . Twelve of the children live In a road had bseh tryng to boost eaha..for la the hills ef Mary- project now before Congress,' ot New Mexico, Charlie DeJolle has derd Division of the United Air­ night Wh^ they took a 600-pound the American aim ia actual French la viewing a television program Pago Page (FV*— n ie lepera of freight sstea here. 'The line carries toad, .they've dag their '"F«ata-' The request came from Utah made the longest Jump, He's gone craft COrp., collapsed end died of halation in a fire that destroyed 6-room farmhouae on Lak4 Road, niats," McCarthy said, "or w« will rat* from the Morgan Linen Sup­ Chickens of the hlffhest tryaj _ , policy. Hm Primeh who are them­ uiled “yfbat’a My U ne?" the American Samoa no long^ wlU their 2-story home in an iaototad tome 300 -yards over a bumpy mschinery, grain; bottlsd'gsn and g ea"..lt toelc Mirae jreara to Btani Auditor Sherman J. Preece- from a Nivejo hogan to, one of a heart attack-at the plant here taka it bsfora the Senate and st- yesterday. Budda was well-known ply Co. here and drove it off in a with special esre here on the farm. C*U erUrive selves on ths scans do not seem to be confined to little Makogai la- .'action o t BUlerica. atrptch from the main highway. other products. hew It.eat. .aad fix in letters to Connecticut State Audi- :Cew Rngland'e top prep schobls obmpany truck, police reported. lught atmek me, "What’s my land in the FIJia. A leprosarium tore Joseph B. Downes end Ray­ end back. to the aircraft industry.' •ny time. We deliver. Friday mortiiRV. Ten peiDeat diM believe it, perhaps simply beesuas, The deal ware Idmtified aa Julia style. .Its maay reedi timpt to have cited for contempt At least two burglars forced the as a Christian- has baen built seven ntlles west of Moakley, li. and her brother, Jo- MAN nSTOl^WinPPBD SHARCH CALLED OFF riddfs..extead laalde a aUto.., thoas reiponsthle for a ehsmeful mond I.’ Lpngley. But his goal to life boa been ' He waa'a former general mana­ count on ten or more, freeh or frozen. having bssn in the frame of mind, Apparently feeling he had friends ger of the Brjgge Mfg. Co., Det.oit, rear door with a crowbar and the telavlaion program con*- here where patients will get medi­ a ^ . ll. Waterbury, Feb. iff (F>—A hold­ Boston, Fab. IP (F)—Ths Coast the ntoai age saisaB ^ rsaisved iitustion,.." unchanged by his travels—he atlll. heeled the eafe onto the com- t of colonialism thera so long they its sign in, and members of a cal care and toad to farm. Tha blase swept through the Guard today callsd off Its inaich ..lasMe this nMaiitala lair... Secretary of the Army Steven*. In th« (Connecticut) court, the wonts to finish his education and j leaving in 1041 t6 serve ea vice ■ I up man platol-whippea a 75-year- Utahian asked Downs* and Long- pr-oident and general manager of a panel truck with a small do not find It easy to change their panel\try to guess the life work Die government hopee that house as Mr. and Mrs Robert old store owner here tost night for the 55-foot Newport, R, I., fish­ sad ahoald there hs a hsesMag .■Sid In a letter to tho Senator that then go bock to hie sprawling roe-! uck, Det. Lt. Dominic Conte' 6i:-’r. knowing they wUl be no longer ley to put their Bhouldere behind er\’ation and help his people, ' | the Fairchild -Vircraft and Engine ROOER OLCOn mood sad attitude. . of oach contestsat by their looks, Moakley, their 11 children and a and then escaped with |140 from ing boat ths Clara T, missing for raid, .the top braes will be there he has ordered a probe on the said. /'X' • o t doomed to exile oh Makogai. lep­ son-in-law were asleep, six days with two man aboard. . .all ladustry shsald Isitow salt Pereas affair. Steven* **id Mc­ -the Irrigation project, Fqr the fitet seven yeeri) of hia | fg».. Farm'ngdate, R. I. " - ^BICW And the -Vietnamese do*not seem sad by questioning them. What th>« cash register. Jerry M- Scor­ He ■uraested thiit thesa-two me»' . .'Q w ..bti^ . .wax . discovered by 403[,J7est Center. Rtreet MlteheR 9-7tHh| __^ MeiiMi*«tr ers on Samoa who may be con­ . Flnfighters said ..the house .was pion tBd p^ioe he luniwd at the Ths Coast- Guard sioid it must, ,;the high esauaaad sxplalas.. Carthy's auggaatlon that Parera Mfe; Charlie lived onr rite teserva- He left FKltthild to 1047 to es­ Tony Mateto of Weat Haven, a 4 MOttbUMUoa ol to believe it, otherwise tliey would would they guess sbbiit' us its cealing the diaease will come ia a "maaa of tkames" when they re- be court marUaled was "impractl- contact Connecticut's congressional Uon near Kattwto, Arit., where no-1 tablish Budda Aero .Castings, Inc., iMuidlt when he Informed him It preaupis now that ths vassal is lost. se we eeald heap prsdaettaa ap delegation and strongly urge'jihem company driver who had returned cr«4uM^ *<• he satisfied with the goal ahe^'of at our daily work, at for treatment aponded to an alarm. Wns a holdup. But tha bandit beat On board were Roberi Sanches .Jf fees attacked to rable,” alnce eeparation of an of- body spoke English. He tended' in Canaan, serving ax president. . home the street! to fight to get pessege of the'\blg sheep and workpd abound the The last few years Budds had about 11 p.m. fi^ni a tote delivery. -X. them and would fight harder to him on the head With the pistol. end James Mendss, both of New ear heoaes, toe, fleer from the aervice ii a final project. \ Stop f( moment and, ssk Although the Ice Ajge con­ HAS fiSRD CHILD hogen. T)icn caine- his first brush beer with Hamilton Standard's gx- protect it and win it. Bedford. pear..deep dawn hMow the action, and there 1* no precedent But the Nutmeg State duo didn't BANKER S m i^ JOBS yourself kt la my Uns as a tinued for about a million years, Tiverton, I t I., Feb, IP — RAPS RAIL SERVICE .yrouad. .to thto way ealy eaa to reverse i t With ediioaUdtK at the Tiba City, parimentol department One reason fbr this is ths French ChrisUanf seem much impeeued with the ap­ Art*., 'schooviuid'MterKefW i t the' He was i hiethher of the DefirS.. MWmetoWnv F » : CUMt of M. «. X iMT- the perioOi during thto tliiic when For the 33rd time In her SS years New Hartford. Feb. IP (FV— Here's n pretty way to serve feel, .compleb^ eafa aad assad Sleveiii 4dded that the only real peal from their Western colleague, inaistence.aimt the free states ot mua.la Drtant for .we may. ice., covered-large portions -of the •videnca tha Army hae -againet .Alhuquecqito-lndiaa,aehooL.Ua.lUd. Athletic. Ouh, floclety of 4(ito..En- erd E. Murkstt said todoyN^ hod iUDtm: “n» of marriage; Mrs,-Iraiie Demello, NIriiotas B;'Bddy,'pre4ld4itt df the dnund ssqcS 'with "your holWsy ; ;thls tnriy ts -a wsadfaaa' aga ■""r filed the’letter away with all Indo-Chlna would remain within a be the only ible some people ever earth were short compared to wife of an unemployed farmer, has Pereas is hi* rofeeal to anawer sub­ ■0. well that he won an 011-expense rinSars, Institute of the Aeronauti­ resigned effective April Ifi ah^ce — Mtw read. Can t Chamber of Commerce, eaya the pudding: Chill the sauce until you , .how modem eaa ws gat. .If the other ineffective lobbying re­ president and cashier of the Ora “Frsach Union." On the one hand world see Oirtst la those In which the earth's climate become a mother. can roll Iis-old Stephen Willlome was Stevena added that he personal- ting acquainted with the Navajo A H«dUiy Ftilwe? that, if thotoia not some such caused by the "thoughUees and can profit by these 1;,' believes *n officer should not negligent" act of a young, woman linguiatic syatem- I, helped\tham Uee leftover coffee as part of the WEEKDAYS ...... 7:11 U L to I F Jl aafegusr;! for tks frssdom the *- savings learn the prohunciation of l^va- liquid for cocoa, and you'll have a In ita buidlinr Snropeiui get an honorable discharge if he in the'-home Where the boy lived, do-OUneso States are to have, they refuses to answer questions prop­ Jo words. I evan made some phon­ delicious mocha drink. fVoUtna, til* Berlin conference but there was no negligence of a ograph records for them to the wee, w (kr u actual preeent sC' might soon be domihqted by their erly put to him by a congressional criminal nature. Coroner Morris Navajo language.” SUNDAYSX...... IM L to lP JI. big neighbor. Communist Chlnx committee. H. Wrubel said today. nempliahmeat wet conoeie r ^ ik Stevens also said be is riying to But every summer he came back Hiis problem Walter Llppmann The boy, who died Christmas for his vacation to the reservation. iianplete failure. a-ork out a system whereby Regu­ night In .Middlesex Hospital, MylRlFNlSfTirii DOUOU^ KINO, Mweger. would solve by having the United Hia parents still cannot speak Tat It ipay have been, aa failures lar Army officers can be forced to boarded in Portland at the home English, but Charlie says he feels go, a relatively healthy Nations rather than France take answer loyalty queetlona Regular of Mrs. Maybelle Taylor. Hia -liR^W R-W eik at home among hia family and 274 OAKUHD STREET Vor one thing, it is not posaed the role of guarantor of the inde­ officers are governed by different parents are estranged. people. tows than r.eserves. The coroner said an inveaUga- "I 1never lost contact with my lid Mtcoirici^? •ver by any pleasant pieUenae of pendence of the Indo-China states, Today, the senator's subcommit­ •eeomplishment where there was which might be the propoeal i^ich llon Indicated. th a t' tliis 'combin­ people ' on the . reaeivatlon.” he Pertlip* tt'a because you' tan to X- tee loolM Ihto possible espionage ation of circumstances apparently rays. “ My only purpose to getting set .your needed requirements of the neae. would convince the Viethiuneae o sabotage at the General E3actric led to the boy drinking an unde­ an education hoa been-to help my B> Slid Ba Vitamins, Iodine and Iron Co. plant at Albany, n ; Y. from tho food you eat. W hst you another thing, it was. be> that real aad complete fta ^ m Is termined amount of kerosene. people, and not to r«ix)ain one of rshould try to corrset such a dlstsry aeath all ita aurfaeb propaganda, within their g n tip . At any rata, Ia Schenectady, IjocsI SOI Mrs. Taylor, Who has children them would defeat my entire dellcisncy, Is FERRIZAN the msr- Uniled Electrical workers Union beneath the publicity argumenta to this qUeaUon la an .iPraaideat of her own and other children goal." ' valous new Iron, Iodine reconatruc- / itnd.l, contended in a newspaper hoarding to hef B6me. was accus­ ■ Likto t« B<>'k m m ;/... tlv * Tonic and dlstsry supplemeht', ' which both aides rceorted, a rel»> BIssnhower recognlaed, ^is crux of edverilMment today that the Gen­ tomed to administer drops of ker- In fact, h* rays, it’s «/feUef Combined with ysluabis Bi and lively honeat cpnfefcnee, whithi re­ the whole matter, and whatever eral. Electric Oo., and Sell Mc- oene on lumps of sugar ax a rem­ to come back home once to a B i VlUraina. FERRIZAN Is far - Csithy- ware "not sftsr skbotsgSr more effecUye^thin Just Vitaminx- flected, realistically, a altaattoa pWey can convince Ow Viet- \ ,/■' edy-for colds and croup. while. ■' X ' atons—4 true dietary supplement the confereea actinlly did not aameae that they are fighting they are after unions." Instead of a cup oi; glass, Ste­ "Time means n o| h tog on the that is hsipinx so many tired, run­ ‘The fuU-page ad in Schenectady reaervation/’ he raye, smiling. down, discouraxed folks. know how to solve. > for themselves and nobody else phen used a baby food Jar u a papers vowed “the union will fight drinking utensil. ' “You don’t even think about Do not confuse FERRIZAN In hia concluding remarks at will be^more Important than any You don't nofid a pass-wohL you don't naad a card; you don't naad to know a tack." time.” with 4>ld-faahloned Iron ’Tonics, Sometime on Christmas day. FERRIZAN is ths modern way to the conferance. Secretary of State purely military angle of the situa- triand-of-a friand to taka advantaga of Watkins stora-wida savings in KNOWN Mias Margaret Taylor, 21. Mrs. But he's happiest when study­ ing and working toward his $0*1. help yoa (St ths nssdsd Bi and B> DURING Dunes said the following; tlM, QUALITY hbnria furnishings. Evarybody . . YES. EVERYBODY . . saves at Taylor’s daughter, used this Jar, Vitamins—Iron (so necessary for r l « « 4 l or one similarly labeled, to obtaih Bm uae of hia outotondtog record rich,______rad.biood)_ with___ precious lo- *7t seems to me that our failures W a tk in s . MIT Man EIcctcfl at prep echool, the Nav&Jo Tribal din* (for ypur ductlen xiande). are not, however, due to lack of some kerosene which she used to The Differepee Malts start a fire in a stove. Council gave him a 51300 annual Tou ran easily And out If lack of t o g m i i ' effort, or to 'Inadequacies of de- 7 Sailing Unit Head scholarship to the University. thdae needed Minerals and Vitamins, Xat an obVious fact exist Icmg Tha EXACTthings ybu SEE and ehorosa from our beautiful displays art than After storting the fire, she left is what la kaepina you fatixusd and iaicheeli lailhfuny repre- taiL Cfur failures are of a kidd the Jar, with some kerosene, re­ Now he's taking courses in psy­ wsary—-low spirited and dspreassd dscei kii liWemel eai.. enough, and sooner or later some blishad to the king's taste, inspaetad, and carefully j^dalivarad by our famous chology. social science, speech, € v e r ^ GRANT DAYS /Whidi oewhl not have been avoided maining in it, on a bureau near moat ot ths tims, without rlskina a blest ea scientific phserver will come along Elue trucks and their courteous drivers. Boston, Feb. IS If) — Alain Jean the atove. English and physical education. penny. How? By takln* FERRIZAN Iqr mare dtpknuatic or negotiating De Berc of Masrachusetts Institute for to days on..F£RRIZAN'S Money Cuff Links From 57.50 y B m ^ o t l skills at this epnferance. aad aay yaa, it Is so/ of Technology, -hu been elected It was this action thaf the conv Back Guarantee, and you ba the Bast of all, YOU must ba satisfied with your purchase. It-MUST ner described aa ‘‘thoughtless and He Bara From $5.00 PARAKEET *'We encountered a fundamental Now,/With what sSems to us fit y g u r* president of the New England Iii- Judge. You must eat batter—sleep Buttons From $5.00 hies timing, a Bmithsonika Institu­ tercollegiate Soiling Assn., the negligent.” better— work botteiv—feel and look Sifferenea between the views of home, or Watkins isn't satisfied. That's been our 80-year policy . . • ifiFviefi better or your money will be re- Ring* Frqni $25.00 ♦ a a s . * * AND tion anthropologist hSa corns along that has made us famous throughout New England. group announced today. , funded without, question. Could ths Bast ai^ the West" A native of POria, France, he is NOTICE i anything be fairer? l0 0 T a b letsti.lt. • Fed. Tax Included Latar la the same lemarka Seo- with scientific studies supporting believed to be the first foreigner to Policeiiiaii ‘ Cleared lethiy Dullea said this: the theory that Aavlqonmsat can head a major American collegiate In order to give our help a 100 TabieU Ctoly ...... ^V:51A5 550 Tohleto .;.. .. .fd-Sfi METAL CAGE •' adttUon to what we have have a direct effect on the idiysical saUing aaaoclatlon. welt-dcMired day dff He succeeds Harvard’s J ( ^ B. In Death of Youth Michaels Fraternol JowOlry.. , incomparobl* in Sane hera^ w# have learned much make-up of human bsihga. By environment hS i«S.iu.^f di- Newhall. J. W. Hale Corp. .quolily and value. Another reason why you should , t » . . . .TlM.hW -^eai things as the sixe of the body, \thc The aaaociotian also announced In a finding exonerating Lopa a parakeet and metal bird cage for with regard to Ihmpean relative sixe Of hands and feet, ^le ■everal.citongea to the gradaxto od- of criminal responsibility to \he EMEPfiENCY GENUINE miniatratiak a mUOREST what you would pay' for.-parakeet was t ^ y quite simple. length of arms and legs, and, motat ■|l. J : death of Alfred R. Fargo, Jin . 25, Leonard.]*. Fowls of Marblehead the coroner said yesterday that ^ OIL iURMER. alone. These colorful birds ore all I t wmNhat the two great power Interestingly it seems to us, ^ . 7 ■ w u re-el^ed graduate secretary -RESTAURRlIT banded for side to (jonnecticut Won­ features. the ' policeman' gave Fargo . ade­ . SERVICE blocs in thaworld today do not yet LEATHER for his ainh te^m but was granted quate warning and fired twp ehoti Route f and 44-A —»BpHon derful pet*. know how tq give the forward, Dr. Newman went to the tropics a leave 6f absence for the coming year. Allen L. Prtddy of Brookline, in the air before hia thiid ahot hit positions they have taken In the to make his key studies la these U.e boy in the che.st as he was CALL \ woe named acting graduate secre­ leaping over a fence. aqurse of their mutual chaUenge to respects, but he did eoms of his tory....■... \ sfaidying in thii country, too, pre- Fargo had jumped out of a “MI-9-4548 one anothwr in the ^>^t-war era. Two new auiatant graduate sec- stolen ca r’and was running away 05$ MAIN 8T.-^ia-$-420$ THESE ARE ONE 8 AY SPEQIAL8 8 ^ have their mllittey teeth daely where, it w«fld seem to us, retoriei were named: Donald M. when. Lopa.shot him. the proof is liviaF proof; Felt at Cambridge, in icharge ' of WILLIAMS Clenched on the same bone^which \ schedules and bulletina, and John OIL SERVICE THE KNOWN NAME. THI/KNOWN QUAUTY SINCE 1900 is Central Burope. and neither One of the things he noticed in If you like the soft, pliant touch of real E. Bigelow, also of Cainhridge, to MEN*! knows how to let go. X this country is that the children Pick any table from appoint (rfflciais and dU«ct other /leather . . . it’s lifelong lasting quality . . . l b t us, r l l y o u r X Sonu day, if tension continues s ^ grsadchildrea of European im you’ll want this stylized Lawson chair pubtications. EXTRA HEAVY to ease, if both of ns get Ured of migrants are often bigger - than mth its . cut-back arms upholstered in fi3ipi I'-ii theiC psrentar sU DUNOARBES bolding these forward positions on genuine leather. Choose either deep red or . this group of T4 styles the bone,-'we may learn how to- -But thefS'are many other things riw green. Usually 9149.00. Uttoman ex­ let go, both a t the same time. Or to be noUc^ about what American tra./ HARDWARE? CALL now going on ' some day the bone itself may cohm climate, culture and diet are help­ i to poHUcal Ufe, and twist itself ing produce. Alt the changes hs ^ Regular Called for aad delivered away from both of us. MeanwhUe, dtM as possibly d'ue.^ to environ­ promptly at ne^ extra ••V# 4 2 * if there has been .any psychologi­ mental factors, includihg sise and charge. $39.50-$55.00 i■ i cal pngraes at the Berlin cmifep- features, arc, it seems to ^ vary ;^ iii f fvpnv > r.i: Man;- •xui.gRimyMiiwAniSi». as tha cracUng'of the stalemate. low and soften, and fade, in fact, - WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY * lifHi into an appearance, and a face, *Tlw Of Tke Hatter” which ia subject to noreal label ex­ selvas ta cept that of American. You could A ll sketches frdm stock 79* f4. I f thetp U one trouble in Indo- lose a lot of money, on any Ameri- or, choose it in F R iG IM IR E There will be no business transacted on eWaa, it is the trouMe President cioa main street these days, trying inm Bpasnhnwir- Wed to dispel in his to bat on the racial and national m BmaiMlfcVIMwr liini Special coUectioM w«..,. pram conference the other day, backgrounds of the people going PLASTICS n-Hi that day by by. X , obla Spring fabrics, par- Hkan ha was asked whither there I. r waa any way to "distinguish be- As for the scientific theory now colet, brooddaHts, swrfoca 9 4 - 5 0 I hh taasim aid to the antMSammunist a«»vaiiced by Dr. Newman, the U-:-- intargsl caltoni, piitda gassea ia Indo-Chlna aad support scientific thjtory which lays that *^ e Friradly Bank” jtr::: siilH crapos, biistar sbaan.Soial e i colonialism." this sort of thing, can happen and i-K liiiii I^ba President responded that dose happen, it is a theory which .Kii:; fueation was the crux of the falls somewhers between Dar­ including bttonian 'i i i tHag at thia moment, and winism and ita theory that those USE O RAIfrS CREDIT COUPONS ’ i i I ■- . • • a; ' Ms hopcMl opinion that tbarc Characteristics beat fitted for eur- ■ ah fobmialiam in this batUe at vival a n ihe. ones that survive, When you choose this same Lawson style ■X ^ Wfify WfVfWWTKi. wVvfWv Wflll CRISP And ha-.dtod the fact that *bd what is considered the un­ lounge chair in plastic cover the big otto­ : y PRETTY A$ A PICTURE! AH-Roraalato ftoiih toskto amt SUOAXW/ md announced several sound theory of Lysenko, -Rus­ man goes with it a t ''994.50. (Usually •otl d most emphatically, be sian scientist, who holds that' dif­ If gtaaoea ofe prescribed bring her to o«r naafiera 9115.00). It can be had covered-to-ordfir * Uva-Wotor AcHan goto rM ^ ■ ■ ■ ^ h | y. that they were ferent environInenU pan almoat in a choice of 10 heavyweight handcrafted laboratory. Wo’re need to tooktog prHty Uttto tadtoo oven prattler with lenoeo and frames that ore both io gtva the three As- immediately produce changes "kid leather” effMt Duran plastics: Red» •wfiMyl m ] .BbMas their freedom, which are hereditary. Yellow, Antique White, Chartreuse, Gray, modem aad attractive. NATIONAL BANK OF MANCHESTER fiwHV VMiiaiirr Ho boUevad, ' the * pnipKwy 9^^ tofVifiv* Dr. Newman' doesn't go that far, Suburban Green, Bottle Green, Tan Blue V 595 Moin Stroot ihat it had been but ha-docs hold that environment or Brown. tbnr'would Uva inside the _L.jfw a can produce '"adaptive changes*' %::u\ m B aa Iras aad In- which progress much more swiftly Mombar: Fodoral Rosorvo Systarti •toiArl V m AaA.. M . :h b t e r O p t ic a l than aay chaagaa under Darwin's Fodaral doposit Insuranca CorpaAratmi^^ ■'1 l|M«Mrtt.thsVist- theory. LEONARD M. GRACE. Lice—sd OpUdaR tMd' to believe |t, baciuioe- fe“ wc thhdt wa hM it avery day. NEXT TO STAYE t h e a t e r FMcfrlijU/Cai^ractfra Aai saa tlllM It wouid sasa to 747 MAIN ST.'— TELEPHONE H 1>9«1 V of AAanchester 1 •

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J llp N lA m ^ ^ M ANCH^TOlt P^ENING HERALI^-MANCftECTfeR^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, IffSf BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CHOSSWORD PUZZLE J..T. r . .... l^en se’ an ff T foh i^n se m rts^ pnng Silhouette ^Forward Manchester- [ w i R i a g i i This ond Thdt School Here Pailent*-What'a t b e b w ; a*ew Utiah little minklet,' irses Last Fa f i i o t a ^ Don't you cry, Cam paigk Staitue, A C IO tIt SlAuppIratoil ctaa fm; reducinff \ » 'cX VT ' You'll be a acaadkl - ‘ • - 4 th# Amcrkitn • Doctor-^uat Move the .bMid •jr B O fU B m IfARCIROVB ' fBlmued bopicea are beltfd the Coune to Be Cpnclucted »'«'^ J U a u u t»_!?"’.ei!« ■lowly from right to left wni|K By and by. 1 ■~J, NBA CorreepeRdeat , natural walatllne. ... %/ttqueli^ First P i v i s i o D in Drive famalt aaked to |^ve a aecond helpii;^. v - By Sejbenijel, Caspar*^ -Division. quota ArntMint cbllecled Ev«T/Saturd^.-. \ Paris—A picture something llkej Daytime akirta are ’ alim For $25f000 ChRmber » r 7 ~ ^ P « t » *%Si5*"* \ K- mountain peak a mile high jar B oar^-YVenU es is yvhat'a'irngtha remain short; they Automotive X .. V,..> t • t a e 4 - 8 1,750 44 t —^ -a a d m w CoolMgo Ilka been found/in the waters off Of FBI «n^x Oilfert • Mado iiiMiid* Strictly apeaking, Pemiaylvanla kleft-on the Paris style aereen, wider for the afternoon but even ^R iice «nd Utilities ..., i 16 Budget Goes over Top ' A t 7:45;F;'■MX'X IIN oUm Alkfka, and thbre being no short­ now that the spring unVelllnga are $ 4,000 24 . t s ^ mmI. WM not named after ita founder, •o, tend to be narrower than \ln Chief of Police Herman 6. Real Estate and Insurance 6 I 1,250 48 Wriiiiam p«nn tho , Quaker, but age of ntouAtaln peaks; that's an [complete. The top deaignera .sim­ his famed "domed silhouette.'' He First division in the Chamber of , hjrdragm exceiibnt plaice for it ply reversed last' August’s allhou- Schendel end Joaeph'Caspar, a^nt Construction, Building 'and / • Beat 4odor after Me father, Admiral Sir Wtl* uses a true dark blue pamM immerce "Forward Manchester’’ ' ORANGE HALL bombaIRMflOl ettea Instead of developing them "bleu de Paris,", either, by Itew for the Federal Bureau of Invest!- Allied Trades :...... „ . 7 f i.750 66 X MLookoiHI----- Uam Penn, who waa never a 8 975. ca'hapelgn 'to go over the top of its MANCHESTER, CONN. Quaker. . ^ A cunoma official waa exam* further. or combined with lighter blues In gsUon and heed of the ConihecUcut 'Manufacturers ...... 2 6 8 6,000 58 ISKim llor IINiac 40 Italua d u Inlng.a'auiteaae In which a social­ Police Chiefs Education Assn., ere ^2,925 qubta in the current drive was the^ l•Stnlilltens t Narrow aleevea and shoulders eftemoon prints/and appearing professional ... -----...... ' fi 8 1,250 22 teqwito fTCback ite returning from Burope had replace the top width of last aea- again for evening in solid color. making errangemente for holding 8 275 'Fuel Oil Dealers, according ,l6 t f Kumbtr 20 lltio oad Jnalioa 4« Wander P ri^ r lf>.tha baalt of all true hldde^^u undeclared bottle of per­ k police school here soon. ■ R^tkil and Wholesale .. .^.^30 8 7,500 25 81,875 ■on;* harrow » edafs ^ replace• •atand- v ^ a i a a , m, evTapgY asnU failSI||• s LIRITH m C w i V D l * Lloyd C. Foster, campaign epUn- It Scent ronmge; There never waa a hero Werre ^ m a ln : Elegance typl FuW Oil Dealers /. . , . . X . 2 clajr M Lem on-^- fume. MNhia hand roWmed to the away artd,tt.e princess dreas|.ftea this deaUrner’s collection, «!«. S'l??"*'?* P'N>» Ate *tlil in- 8 m 116 8 676. celor, , . . .. ttTMUeM ttn e w a rt wtfhtmt -ptide. never a coward 'who danger aom., the woman!# m de|lnUe, but he wants the school 24 nartrlfhl •IPbiiadWWila’a isIf eclipsedfCllMfd bybV thethf blousedhloUBDcl shlrt-ahirf.l ganceffanata andan/t flattery. r Unea ___ are-vr- sUm iMvertiflea . r;. ; .TT 8 8 2.000 78 81,6^76 The division has lurhed^ 8575, 21 IrWaad founder '^ouM boaat of having It. daughter clapped her hands in waiat allhoiiette. to' run at least 42 hours, 49 if pos, represenUng a 16 per cejit margin , aiO nok MtCr Mo m ----- •IKMontlal great excitement and aquealed: but easy with m;ich fine, gathered slble. The classes, which Will be aSRa«toii • Dealgneni currently rating the draping. Sleeves are set-lh and Totals over the quota of 8500. 24“ bcina / To drive with one hand ia a "Oh, Mummy, he'Vgettlng whim, most praise from buyers for their held seven hours e day on conaecu- .100 825,000 42.2 810,560 Theodore BenUy "head of the fON 27 sure way to have an acetdent. It isn't he? simple snd shouldeMine Is ns- live Saturdays, will deal with vari- rnllacUons ere Path, Bialmafn end vrirn genfsral. group. Indicated he ia not through. 2»— ^ '•ncwaaaysB ta a nthacie If it doeen't run into I xnar.- '•Itfactlona tb the imuch- uuk phaeas m p«rtice^%ifbrk,^---'=<^’^ ‘ Ha- inm .Oiree m«re pleagea com­ ••MouaUla 9 - Cpp7 --And just how dii Parisian t f e h d to abandon t«M> L r . r r - ¥ .* church. dlaeusaad -Chanel—opening were . •«*>«»•. Wjll be primarily for ...... mitted whIdh,>'iU brlhg his -Xlnal riditc X - cldeht happen? •width completely. local patrolmen, but Schendel aaid ^mn mixed but there waa a general Blue is strong here, as It is in sUt>na or marint telet hone opera­ returns over 8600., •OSUteWnUi P Ramona Bohannon, of Clarks* Motortat—My wife fell aalacj feeimy of disappointment. nearby towns will be invited to MedieaF Aid Given tors that chance to pick up The Fuel Oil l^alera ia a new a a o M B it the back seat moat collections. But Balmain also send members from their depart­ and small classification group. viUe, Ark., was bom Jan. 15 on A rundown on the top designers combines, pinks and reds success- MEDICX) calls follow Uie aame p.o- K you ore one of the mony S tC iu si^ her .grandfather'a. birthday, annl.-: and. their collections pr^uces this ments. The Instructors will come "We are pleased with, the reaulte, , new ^ VofOitiiig His ahihgle wiu sHlI bri|ht and fully, -And'-h« uses many tweeds from th« State Police, the Harifofd Seanien. cedure as...:UM Coeet Guard; -The tied* of portiotly dedfenad p«N versary; her sister. Sandra', and fSshion picture; in pretty pastel colors for dresses receiving station telephones the of Ukir division," Foster said; "This, M Chlnew F i H ■htning u'hon the young doctor Police Dept, and the FBI, with group has already .demonstrate' '^DANUIM JK torn who neod o hearing crid T:M.li»».|,I^H. •^' n her mother was bom Jan. 10, on 'a snugly- and suite, sometimes with costs. Schendel eerving as coordinator. n.essage to the nearest U. S. Public ■■■iMMi her grandmother's Mrthday anni* hung it out In the airall tov.’n and boning) (OonUnued from Pnge One) ite IntercGt and value in a city- 2 » M ^ n y x “ awaited his first patient, he didn't Jean Desses: be features clothes This will not be the first experi­ Health Service Hospital, awaits wide program of work." m u m u h only lor tpeciot ecemientt mov- ^“ Why don’t you do it tho oi veraarv.— Ramona Bohannon, leat, nsr- for the smaller woman. There afe a diagnosis and radios back the ‘komplott and toll mo I'm opond* , '*Mund BT r 1 have to wait long. Into hta office ence of euch a police school far iei, church, confarencot, or in f too' IP ClarkavUle, Ark. X ;th is 15 a humber of eiilte with short, through its Search end Rescue prescribed trestmeht. The drive is in Its fifth day. The ?” ♦I — andboldln i .came a local ciUaen, covered 'Atth many of the menibere of the local dolly progress report shows over ^ tchaol —hero's a top i)uality In------. - \ ■ ■ .> Shoulder fitted Jackets and skirts with essv force nor the first time a school is unit because quite frequently that . MEDICO trutment, which ia Personal Hearikg Service ^ 4 2 y« B a« S^ !«• . YffllH ..... cu&^.an;Lt5:.*l3oking;„ raih-inm .head- ire-"loose; 810,000 has been reporte*' towards r m« h e r e ? i^ l5 FAUeC WOT P r 1 r " me? I don't need any help. Pe.Uent—Vep.Twit# has abandoned the princeskTslI- - ' __ _ • '*L. r— THIS eov y a l t e i F fullness placed low. Dreases are tures of both legs aboard the mil- the late Henry A. LaughUh of ; PERSONAL HEARING IMTHOUT LET* \ t h i s ^ augi------dPCU. i Walter—Sorry, air. From the ^ Doctor—-V/eii. (snapping hia Seat hnuette fOr bloused lines and Uery tea transport vessel Oen. J. Philadel|>hla. U... - IT I r ■mind I thought you might wish profeasl'opal manner I you've got it; ^frequently ^shown . with unfitted I SERVICE TIWHIMSEE amefoe • i Ahat he temifs his "Illy of tlte . roais that are straight to the hlp- U. S. Air-Force H. McRae, far out at sea. kArthar Drug Sturn i CMyr THEY KNOW 01] L to be dragged ashore. aj^in. \^lley silhouette.** Yop width la After accepting the sUUon for • 808 MAIN ST.. JARVlS BUKL llne-^’ith fullness below to ac- Doctors at the Public Health the insUtute, Cspt. Huntington ap- L HOURS 8 A.ML to U PJf. 1 Manebester, Cooa.—M1-99M1 gone and In place of his famous compariy dress designs. Hoapital. Bostbn./determined after TJ BY DICK t u r n e r tyllp slihowette are set-ln sleeves. Seeking Recruits pixMched David Barnoff, then presi­ consultation^^ that the patient dent and now board chairman of needed immediate hospital care. □ ! □ □ ■ Radio corporation of America to t About Town PTa I i „ SgL Mosher of the Army and A Coast Guard PBM plane took enlist his aid in the campaign to ■ Air ForcR Recruiting Office in off from the Salem Air Station, alleviate the sufferings of seildrs Hariford, 'today announced that landed next to the Gen. McRae, on the high m s B. there are immediate openlnga in transferred, the injured seaman., to BUGS BUNNY ,R. B. Peterson, .manager. the aircraft and flew back to Samoff agreed without' heaita- Mechanics Dept., Research Labora­ the U. S. Air Force. tlon to put RCA's coastal staUon The waitii^ list that had been Salem/.Mass. C'CMON.^ tories, Wcstipghouse Eleictrlc The Highland Park PTA>monthi^ AL Salem, the patient tightly system to use in the cempaign. jQorp,/ Will address tha HsrUord Iv. meeting last - evening wakvCon- maintained at the Hartford MBDIOD to.etlll. one of RCA'e- pet ■w e l l fccrulllng statibii ho longer cxiate, strapped to a stretcher,--wsik put •MOM IBR section- of the- American Society ducted by : Charles Barbetp, vice aboard a helicopter and flown di­ projects, and It never chargee for of Mechanical Engineers on "Sdme prMldent, in the absence bf Mm- Sgtj Mosher said, adding that there the service. WE KNOW vsre openings in ell branches of rectly to the grounds of the i t a ­ WHAT TO Topics in Fatigue of Metals" at a Jsw E. Rubinow, president. lic Health Hospital about 12 miles meeting on Feb. 25 at 8:15 p.m. After the business meeting, the the Air Force and all the schools, Ever try adding finely-cut «g e regardless of edu grass by visiting Uie A ^ y snd Air BEVERSGES Are yesterday afternoon about 3 terested. fered in a fall dOAvn the hospital' THE PPLOMATS o'clock. Fire apparatus was on the Force Recruiting Stetlbi^ Post OA •teps—thanks to MEDICO. fl™flSiti2i5i55iS*™tiU*J£e NAMED TO VA lice Building, Hartford. \ t m m ? way to the acche, responding to a Commercial and amateur radio Buy 2 Kin^ Siz« QtsJ telephone ' eeli * from a neighbor, Washington. Feb. 19 OP) — J. / Norman Lodge, 50, former As­ ALLEY Time For A Chaiigo BY V. T. HAMLIN v.-hen box 417< wee sounded at WORK CLOTHES of Su{(^ar Fr«o / South Main and 'l^arren Streets. sociated Press writer, has been named director of the Veterans X k :~ . -NCnr. AT LEAST, -JO I nccER.wjm Evror- The flamaa' were quickly put out GIKCER ALE UNTIL rVE f«tD and tha ipgaU Bounded within 15 Administration Information Ser­ For Paiiteri, SOtVOir UXXIN'FOR A vice. . A native of' Methuen. Maas., // . Tenth Anntyersary ONE MORE GOOD Fuonvs BxEamoNER, mlnuteai or snaxAriK' 1 BETTBt AND HE SOME he will take over the poet on , ,;C^r^B|ers, Plunbera March 1. OTHER KINO OP A RI6! OeaEer Cliurch Mothers Club wiU ROOT SEER meet Monday, Feb. 22. Jat the A three pound ' porterhouse at the regular prica church fOr a potluck siqiper, to be Opening-Febhmry 20 ■teak, about an inch and a half n lfiiiiiv fi M followed by a talk by Mrs. Hooks thick, will make three, good por- Johnston, directorof religlqus edii- tiona phis deposff Cl |km at the churd^n^o will take for her subJaet,' Child and the ChuiMi Baliaoi.'’ dleasbers are ur(ed -l^' attedd. aigt-2o provide their own china and oiiBery as well -? - aa food.,,_ ;M ri Zoppi '-C-. 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/ - n k ie s in Blaik Hails New Ivy Down Bristol IWBHdl pl*C« la th« IIm I IUc | over M tn hor LMftM M akatball atuMlinca | NftwkfScorer as Lot Angsles, Feb. 19 W>»^b*i-] win .ba at aUM. tonigtit when] Suspend A lC Grid Stars \ln Overtime, 79 to 75 'troveraial Art Aragon of Los An- r rinan Tony Entenaa and yVaahie'a ijtivfln a^d \Naaaiff a tC e i^ ff Itgiits,*^ ibpgors toM Aragcm was a two-to-one betting Ariffon, his left eyebrow a FRANRUE’H. DRIVB-lN and gtlse hsid a decision ovar south- misaloners Everett Sanders (avorite. seventh he shifted to the niMeec JACKDB itrmm collide at l:S0. will be' the Wast FoInL-N; Y., Fab. >10 i.W— Navy, too- may bp drawn Into Davijr. newsmea AM a room bloody mess—Chuck, was scarred a Nassur Arms, long tlm« arch rivala ing scorer in A rm y'B^i^Rad) Blaik has «fome K night (eonirolfi BRard« ] fiKLS**'*'!? R.»vey to d ay and tWQ Norman Houston of tha Cali­ ertgamod wItli.'lHiIurors-eia. Sanders caUedior 1i htariiH Fab, tlon and landed two healbw ir the Rac Sanlor Baoketball ri%hteap ot the Friday night! For ^rm itory Infraction one of the new eonferchcas that [lOffwalfi ef the bout were undi 34. He safa.lt probably is impos- bit, too—told boxing writera: smacks. ‘ , Bariietball hfsgm. _____ up with w a idea that the fornnal still are In the disqussinn stage.' B a c k •* » result of the dia fornia Athlstic Commission want dMUahan. iXjotmer fighter and clash tonight at 8:80 at- of the loeal BA’s In tito '______doableheader. FirOt game at 7:1S And SenroH 15 Points sibla to rsverM the decision, but "Leave thooe aouthpaws oiit bf The dancing, retreating. Jabbing with aacond plari in tha I -ift SprtngttdiJ, Maaa.,\Feb. iS of tha Ky League Blaik naturally doesn't like to talk putM tfaolatoa. into a hurried confsrencs within.a a vetsraw^weree, scored the fight Ltofua. plays with Uui Mgwfioei will And Mlller'a Reathurant play­ woft’t^ t^ d to da-amphaaia of foot- matter of minutes. -r, - he declared: \ my jife. I don’t know how to fight Davey took them all, and ke ular season standings at about that because any mibh de­ MaSrheatav I7t> I n B p II ('ityi Lenox Tokehing OR an Imme roar 56 points to 54 for Aragon. Stone "Wo are going'tp cut out these Firemen. Dlek Hole, another ing Hetm'a ChmeraiC Tonight’a balL/Rather tt xviH result in a cision would 'hava to ^ mam^ at them- Maybe it's in my mind. I constant stream of rights stabbing stake.^^th teams ar* tied with mer Rhode ;lsland college and pi^ Allen, f ...... \. aeorp^K 55Vt-64*A for Aragon, bum deciBlons aifd^ the split de­ think Al Crus, a little feather­ klcntical won and loss records. :fanaa wiu mark the end ot the lege football atara ftom Quincy qua rtera—after ahe wee imable to h^thy new \mpbaala on the "the highest level. Quintet Here Sunday the California 11-point-per- away at Aragon's chin and dam­ star, u a taammata of Allen. gama. \ ■ McLarnon. t ... cisions. We will not tolerate such weight, could knbek this guy out.” aged left.., eye.. There were n ff' Last.year NfisROg won the Isagua regular feaKm. Playoffa will atiart have been-auapended liw iecr^tly''^•'d room in a woman'a dormltery Nevertheless Red woaders^ Fetienbsum, f ". ayatem.-*'?'" ■» lack of uniformity,” And although ha's left on mmer. f 1 PTANDINGR True It was that in the second knockdowns, and neither fighter title but loetHo Frankies' in the jirovldlj^ a gM guert df-the col- College authoritiea agreed that the whether being In a leaguti will help Charlie Randolph, the other 'Tho 27-yoor-old Davey. alttiiig round the 26-yesr-oId local attrac­ playoffs. The Coi>rMt won regular LBrnr.BlRAY plan* to aext week. < -ege a Winter Carnival with a room nothing improper took iriace but outaida of thU orlmnlaation the rtthev. the Ivy er aen-lv.v eql- •wwaiK r ... Prt. Judge, called it for Davey, 58-52. appeared seriously hurt at any Each boatting a lt>-4 won and Army coach Del Mrastnrin, u on Gw rabbiag table, grinned half­ tion landed, by the sctusl 'count! stage. But the action was con­ season leurelq last week. in a men’a dormitory. \ emphaeised that the girl’a pree- d attil^Uc director legee. \ For inatanre. will Fen’n, Knlghl.Ng 1,7 Lenox ...... 9 2 .818 The Associated Press had it 56- heartedly aad saMt seven righthsnd punches, to Mra. Bray to set up headqtotstera loaa mark, Frankiea and Naaalffa P r68id6fit Johh K• Hin6fkn- ®nc6 In th€ dormttorv war 4 Mrious fi’Yl®'’* X *• ^P *"S hlh »;onJecture whirh has had trouble /, Bristol ...... 1 0 4 .714 W for D»vey, with the MiolUgM stant and kept the crowd in an up­ near the Boaton Amarlcan Laagua _rUI "ahopt the v/orka” in an at- « lta« ToiaU last nliK ^ match was not ’^TWa 4# tke worrt^^iieHiieii l ..T l .waa tho .BMst surprised .guy. Davsy’s Jaw and head. In tha fifth roar. ' - *r-;— - TONIGHT MABRA la n c e d the euapenaiona yesterday ‘ violation of vOtlege Vegulatloha. iS| liwiVoorracL V. .A ^ , *Twlrtiii Field = In reJiKyijfIg...|h^e«p aiHe Tlhe-^.'" ment next September and tmcdiM Tlfowh'”'" or Harvard Axary. r , ...... '.X ...... 1 2-4 ,4 the top four teams, Oourant, Nas* 20. WiUiout giving, detalla, llinee eligible for football agala ^ MonMiMa and former eonrh,>be Is learn? WeMon. f ...... 0 0-1 X ICE s k a t in g , at Cancer Burr Carlaon and Frank Toro aaid the two had^^committed “a If^ over some of Um fwleo siffs, Frankies and Millers, will g et Springs Pond has endad for. the Blaik also reached the surprise PleMe. r ...... >... S M Bobby Knight and George Fei- underway Tuesday night The are-the bi^ reat men for Naaaiffa In serioiin Infraction of dormitory U>AD o r 1 001 and the rohunenta nlMnit Bnriele, c } . 9.4 «4>genh:uai com^ned to lead the College Basketball^ P w k ftjpL Homc* tha otfenaive depariwentwrtiile I;»n aaiilea." them. Re thinks there’s an lidr conciiisian that; theie. won’t ’be SInIpfti;. T M ** British Americans A to a -79-7S vic- reagbe'was organised during the pbey reports. Thin wen 3$ days Dead and Marty Kiingle are de­ East Lansing. Mich.—(NBA)— any de-emphaais of Ivy football. Muixnrr, a ...... 4 -> oo 1933-34 season with Jaffa’s Jewels of gdod skating this siaaen for Die two footballera, atar balf- MichIftJi State's Warren Druets* pUmtIon that there wns aomething cuTrso, a ...... t' '.0-0 tory over\hs Bristol Tramps ,lrf the first winners. Moriarty Broth­ pendable acorera for Frankiea. backa on a team Vrhich lost only wrong with foothnll nnd tho wny "Yale had the beat freshman oveiTlma at the Bristol Arena last the beat record since the 1M7-4fl Johnny Novak, aa tall (6-5) aa ler, former NCAA mile king and mam It ever had last ftll.*' ha IVlnl*...... 73 0 ^ 7S ers won (n 1934-35 and Bantly’s one of aevan gamea last fall, in­ It wns run when he wns ah Ivy 8^_re St halt lime. 44-37 BrUlol. nlghtXrhe locals staged a second season whan 37 days of akattiw Carlaon and huakier, will be ^ven Clj-mplc team member, hsa picked neh. ' hsliL "Princeton is coming bsck Six Teams Accept NTT Royfels the following season. For were enjoyed-. sisted nothing improper was in­ up 27 watches. M trophies. 275 Dffirlale, O'Prlen-Hellyer, half and..final period drive to erase three campaigns, 1936-1989, the the Job of trying to atop the volved. They said they simply And when the eight lyy colleges alter a couple bf poor araimns and \a 10 polrtt deficit and blfhehed the Cage Careers Tonight at , ^ - - medals and 20 articles of clothinr PoliSh-Ameriesns gsinbd top hoq- farmer UOnnn atar. Freak Tbre sgreed to begin a rdnnd robin IpokAt the new Penn staff. Steve wrj with aXaparklliig five minute WnMl Ike 'oveithnr nfw ar' that-"th»- MS.,,.------...... W-<*i*.-WedneediiDr'Btglit-at" the* ■roetiwir seieatne iiSd hgd to NCAA i Four Mniors round out their to find some new opponents for ^Laresemen cout^ not afop. Y with a 401 three sfHng total on high school coachoa in Penhsyl- Still on Ball I ■cboolboy careers tonight in the JOE HUBLARIPB Manchester games of 114,160,137. Other good hla Army team. So far. ha haa- Qne of the big>differenc4s in the New York, Fab. 19 (A) — The X , , L. I Armory aa Manchester High Green cagers took home the Ree schaduled two gam es against VMia and’ George Terlep from Record Victories game was Knlglitxcontrol qf the annual grabifing game between! >^*yton. No. 17, and scores ware: Bruno Mamhil 140. doesn't look aa backboards, the ABA’s major eoUega hMketbaU’s big post sea- I meeu Bristol in it.8 finale.' The League bunting in 1939-1940. Mor- 859. Ourlie Vsrriek 142, Vie Tkg. Syracuaa to replace thore can­ II they wereXgoing to de-empha- game la set down for 8:30 with a ie:1y's came beck in 1940-41 end celled hy Dartmouth and a IMd trouble all season, ‘il^lacala gave son O rn a m e n ts Is on In ssrnest The NCAA haa Seattler, No. 7, gart 187-363, Joe Twaroalta Ml. siae anything.X Oklahoma City, No. 16, Bradley ■ j prelim at 7:15. r- — the Fairfield Grocers came on the Mike ZWick 872, Jim Mfirtla 136- contest with Pittsburgh aa a llll-ln , away a height advMtaga last , today with the National Invitation scene in 1941-43. During the war "Maybe we'vgTbeen kidding our­ night with Freddla f^n^ton and Tournam ent running up a 6-4 lead. and Idgho State, chahtpions of the ■ EBALD LEAQl'E i Carl Silver. Houle Lautenbaeh. 366, Tony PhilUpe 376, Php Olea* for Pcnns)ivanla. Be\-ond' that] selves aboiit What this means. The MEBCBANTS LEAGFE years ,the Polish-Amerlcsns won •otr J61-897, Hippo Correntl 141, nothing is settled, although he ex- 1 House and Hale .. Les Cosgrove doth on the pick lUit Rocky Mountain Conference. •lag* (3) Csm aiaallg P ress s are starting forwards. Laoten- (^rils at the Rec has been peat- , the evenU th at: Will begin with The deaL announced hero yeater- before the- winnera' -fire• power in man Was fouled in the pivot and could be any One of a half-dbton 505 476 503 1484 ToUU ...... 537 541 Ml 1819 poned. ■■■ trial heats this afternoon and wooia ptiy, Bktdley at pebria. Hi. team's. ', K*'9)iseells tit ^ Dari's Dairy (9) hach and Farfell win split the cen­ .RONNIE BUSHWELL, Connec­ day by tha Senators' irlce presi­ ^ e last chapter.. Hank .laslow- added a point that w’aa nraf^ed by 9Mlnn,.;...... ,,^.,.X. S7 S* ^ F. DoMcichaiit ...... 100 111 .11*, 327 ticut-var.alty performer this aea- 1:35; Wind up with Anala tonight. dent, Cahria Griffith, was described March 9 in a fim* round game. The The.Far Westeriwrs may clarify Ferguson .■...7;X.99 73 34k p; DeMercbant- fli ' — • 99 190 ter duUea. Silver and Soph Al Gale Ski and Terror Cunningham Ted' the Wes Fields. Khii^t then diibbleif winner will meeV the Big Seven min will atort In the backconrt with son, played In the Rec League last BEST"' BOWUKO scons tfifit Curt Wright, local Junior tank­ as a straight trade with no other the length of the court through the the issue comewhat this weekend. Harmln ...... «9 114 ,J09 719 Palmer 97 • — 205 night: Merltoanta Archie La- winnera. Dave Giinas. Elmore champion, which drovi’s a bye. In Washington State (3-8) Is/at Ore­ ^derson ...i^...... 8^\I0(' H? 702 Duolln . . m 97 11* .729 Eddie Wojclk, another seemutyear year before being eligible to play man has already clipped the rec- consideration. Vincent and Corky Fisher were entire Tramp defenae to score on Cervliil ...... W '/tm 118 318 Heim .. n o 101 103 313 with Coach Hugh Greer’s fine RocheUe 136-360, Cbaclle Ecabort oi-d In the event twice this season. I Slevero. 27, and a righthanded the second round. Tolorsdo and gon State (8-4) and Oregon (7-6) \ Gallaa student, and Bogll resB y to be high for the losers. a puah ahot and raisihg the lead to Kansas currtnUy arTtled for the Totals ...... — 9*. *3 110 called upon. > club. 143-366; Post Office — Wally His beat effort Is 2:09.2. The rec­ mtter. had a .306 average with the 75-71. at Washington (4-6) toiiight and ...... ; . . . 457 478 499 1431 Backus 138; ’ Perfume—Franeea ord in the league is 2:10A. St. Louis Browns in 1949, but Dana Cannon awished the cords Big Seven lead. tomorrow night in Northern Divi­ : ,' Totals 620. lot 617 1541 Jim Tracy, Soc Socrates. George I STATE DEPUTY Boxing, Com­ Crandall 131-339. PrtnUee 125.SS3. for 17 points to Isad the Dsies Knight and Feigenbaum broke Yesterday's selectionaXjesve the sion games. Idaho (7^) Is still In PEBFU.ME AKAOt E \ Gutska and Harry Dudainaki are Ed Siles carries the Indians Qippad to ,238 tho following UGauoft, up a Bristol play and went down I'kaatlU r Hawanit 154) missioner Murray Yorker reports Jeanette- Cushing 116430, Marga hopes in the backstroke. A con­ Ke has-been troubled by the after* to p one-sided 53 to 28 win over NIT with two teams inXthe top the running. In the Southern Di­ Purnell ...... 113 95 lf« 313 the leading threats for Bristol. Bala Joe Dyer, Walter Gleason the court two-oa-one with George *1\ 79 1* '3,77 • Manchester does not have a Box­ Cushing 118, Shirtey. Jacobs UO- sistent performer, Stiles turned math of a shoulder separation, '' ten of the latest Associated. Press vision. u se (4-4) Is/at California Mauser .. 95N)01 74 280^ Horti-n ...... 100 — 113 21.7 Coach Scotty Carter haa a club ing (Wrestling) Commissioner. Re­ 328. Alba Soblskl 117-320. and Bobby Reynolds helned Can­ scoring a sucker shot on a neat poll, two In the second ten and. two Prenllc- 111 i r . 332' Johnson ...... 130 *3 — 303 m two good lengths in the special­ playing in 92 gnmes last year for (-3) for two gsptes and UCLA Crandall ...... HW — 85 200 that needs to be needled every ab publican Town Chairman Bill Da­ a batting averageaverai of .270 Manarer non ‘ with the sconng.scoring. nieThe Dales pa.7s from Bobby, The sensa­ unrankad. The NCAA, so fsi^as 171 105 tS) Yi‘o, • ■ • ■ ofton. They halted Weaver’a early ty a.s Manche. 'Rght up hill battles against- sev­ High baseball coach, was the last Coan, 29, had a brilliant year' P *rtods. Bobby Leyeden him. Suddenly he put on the brake.s Along with Nlsgsrs. the NIT eral opponents before winning. town are listed in that order to at the foul line and pushed n tears it will faob. But the Eagles, Cary . . . , ...... 83 78 H 2l« Tolfis \ ...... 592 *«o "sio 1552 man to be named several years £•: finish behind the one-two co-fa- with ChatLafiooga in 1945 butl"'“*^ points, high for the haa Duqiiesne, No. 1; W estern off their form last night, shculdn’t Meyer ...... ;v.. *2 *7 84 347^._^ - .'N rlarlyt (9) . / Hall nearly upset them in over­ ago. A commissioner must be pres'v never lived up to the Senators’ bounce pass perfectly to the right .Kentuck.v, No. 4; Wichita, No. 15. Cormier ...... 7* 81 83 2«2 "> ...... « 91 95 /271 time recently. vorltes. of the ■ lane that Feigenbauni have to worry too much, except Fllblg ...... 80 97 81 3M 2 ^ " ^ .\...... 90 *9 ^ 373 ent st all boxing and wrestling hopes for him. He had two .3Q3 Wrrt i»ai*« i«> which trimmed St. Louts 79-73 for Duquesne. They were so much McIntosh ...... 87 100 93 2S6 BroV*-' 104 114 fl* 31.7 shows presented in the fitste ot Other local swimmers to be r . Pt». snared belt-high and cashed in on _ . Lee ,.,...-,..110 ,82/fo3 304 wmtchell are Tommy Smith, John­ years, in 1950 and 1961. but broke : r R,vnoW. f ? t It, in command the game seemed dull, Totals . .. . . ^ , . . . . * 5 *5"^ *5 255 Connecticut. Dr. (teorge Cail- aa ankle last spring and, after I Cavrlio, > 3 especially compared to Manhat­ 452 131* id>w louette was the Manchester ring MED ny Motycka, Sal Squatrito, Scott Sloan and George Dormer. g e ttin g back in a c tio n July 5 1 Cannon, c ...... 7 J* 1 Vlh Verdeschl, the Tramps’ Wad- ta n ’s 87-79 doubib ove tlrii«: vic­ This is not the newest billiards Touia ~«4 "470 ~41l 1415 commissioner for. mspy years. lA: Ing point-maker, cut the gap to star. It is Sam. Melee in. the , Isdtsrrel )l) '• • ...... ‘ tory over S t John's of Broo’Kiyn in KIrInschmIdt ...... -.SI *!i — 1*4 f Spqrt Schedule ed batter and one of the league's 2 ! five points with* Sk foul before the first game of the doublebeader. midst of a good run at the Quin­ Baldyga ...... *0 103 17.7 Kektds J f Frankie Multoff scored on a 6ne- MATCH R. rillln.-kr 103 JIM HERDIC, Rsc Director, When you con get the fastest runners. The Orioles hope WllllaiHf, g ...... 7...... 0 TTist one was tied 10 times:. ’ cy; Mass., Neighborhood Qiib.' Obright ,.90 106 stepped into the breach of bstfje Boston Coltics * to use him in centerfleld. — [-hander from the foul line, and Zeke The outfielder,was traded bv the Paganl ...... 49 2; 3375S L o m b en lo ...... \ Mo Ito N 3 '-\ Tonight Totala •2 ■ Sinicola netted a free ^ ro w . There K. Hlllnri:l ...... 104 2? S? ilumofirfy...... 1« ,1()7 S Herma vs. Millera, 7;l5i-Rec. last Tuesday, night with Henn’s AsT*; tieeviee. iiai ...... t1 .. . . . “ T ' THIS TRIO! White Sox to the Orioles. (NEA). Aeeto - .v*.. . V.-... t— 95 1.1 c o w i r * ' 115' losvifl* s» Cameras ih the Rm Senior League^ Notbloff to 8ttnd Rwajr .for "FRANK ■ "SEl VY moved one 'leiavwWdyvewAvteeieSsis.ym-'-s*’* N!te8»«A.8:3a-R^^ ''-'LiR'IiOPS steir trosef” w* r gfiSda IBUii “0^^^ •T"dUTS- Hfgh va. Brlatol, <:80—Armory. JitR droppedlir one basket lira load­ '' 'W6 supply 'yoH' new uofiuloF Bristol. Tabs «9) ing cause against Frankies. /- Wl> O-I J-TheTTie hOm*home forces k.Ahad seven shots' • HEALTH— -t Ttiajor college scoring Tccordi by « Tolar* . -86f 'A08 e 4';t5*8 ’ ... SOAday, Feb. SI of our own stock. Western bivlslnn Neli. f M o r ia r ly s O. Oliva , ...... M 107 K 'Parrrl Pa»t (U \ W L. Jolly, f ...... i (Wi during those final few seconds anti tossing in 45 in F u ^ a n ’s 93-49 M. Oliva ...... fO — xB A ’a V*. Lenox, 3—Armory. By The Aaaoelated Pwsa Hej-sn. r ...... I 1.3 • E X ER C ISE win over Mercer. Ills 21 free Dctiala ...... 92 >0 *- I,arklnv...... S *5 52 ^ ^ Tuesday, Feb. 23 TOMMY CONRAN has hopes of Tuxedos, Cotowayu aad bD Nearly aix "lean" years of Minneapolis ...... 46 18 could not hit. Forman wa.a oibm ...... 90 *9 i ; iSs Avignon* ...... *9 IlS l09 313 organising a Rec Softbdl League M. s ...... r,...... , I 1.4 deliberately fouled after picking throws made his carocr total 625, Fii’st Place Edge Rec Senior League Playoffs, 7:15 fonnal aceeusorica. frustration were ended for the Fort Ws.vne ...... 31 25 lA\.vrien, s ...... S l-l • PL E A SU R E (tordan ...... 97 80 ™ J5J Cochran ...... *7 121 loil 311 this summer restricted to Man­ Rochester ...... 3I 25 off a rebound, with four seconds to bettering the 611 inarU of Walt Prekolkln ...... — 87 --Rec. Boston Celtics today. Aa they Tmela ...... 12 4-13 *3 191 ir,rr ...... 9* 113 91 3*8 chester residents. Tom 'Will serve Milwaukee ...... 14 41 38 go. He preserved the win, sinking Dukes, Seton Hall’s 1953 AII- Wedneadayt Fob. 24 with the Rec staff during the sumo finally boasted an NBA victory Srore at half ttin*, 30-14, Dairt. them both. BOWLING GIVES YOU Americs center. RTANDlNGfi Total* 429 4*1 939 1335 Totelt ...... 445 55* 485 I486 Qtieys va. Hlllr.skis, .7—Y. over MInnenpolU after 15 atralght Esatern Dl%1b|aii~^ . mer program. New YOrk ...... 3 7 21 I MaarkeMer Trait 443) • a a ALL t h r e e ; The one mark still to go for W Ppt. I Manor vs. Whites, 3:dp— REGAL setbacks on the Lakers’ home Fabergr <21 Rperlal Delivery (2) / ^ ' a . . r . Pis, Selvy is tl:e season free throw re­ Moriarty Brothers ..... 7 Y. court. Ssuncuse ...... 34 24 ; Dav. f ., 3 FOR o n e p e r io d , the lead I RivoM , ...... 76 83 89 3*4 fltrrud ...... 94 109 94 297 WOBIBN who have entered the MEirS SHOTS Boston ...... 3 1 27 1-7 7 was exchanged several times, Bris­ - - O P E N — cord of 332 set by Seattle’s Johnny North Enda ...... 6 .660 Corrtnil *.'i 106 99 3*8 I,,apu«n ...... 130> 98 *7 30.7 Wriil) 8:30—Armory. Women’s Town Bowling Tourna­ The Celtics snapped the loaing |Habrrrit. f ...... o «M1 0 OTricn. also a 1953 All-America. Manchester Auto Parts 4 444 ROMfUo 97 97 *4 359 McCrrthy fO 108 10* 305 string* last night by downing the Philadelphia ..33 33 runninsham. f ...... 5 n tol forgi..g to a one point 20-19 .1. Cuihtng . 119 109 ■ 94 .720 Martin ...... 121 11.7 114 319 ment and who have any queationa 907 BIAIN STREKT Baltimore ., .15 42 Jailon-ik) c ...... 7 14 bulge at the busser. Jack OUrran, WeelcsDays 5 pjn, to 12 p.m. Selvy has 28C with four games, Oarl-Queena ...... l .125 M, - ci'BhIng 92 105 I l l SIS Dummy ...... *5 95 95 355 OOLEGk BASKETBALL about the event may contact Mel Waatem Dirision ' leaders 105-92. Cewiri. g I ...... 1 n-0 3 I TNcphons BIT-9-1352 Sinicola and Verdeschl sparked a Saturday, Soaday, Holidays and ' the Southern Conference Nisgera 73kNYU 54. Cushing' tonight at 7:30 at the They grabbed a 16 point lead in Segal, g . . . X ,...... n y tight defenae around Nell Johnston TaR^i^ain a Fentherweight battle for a local reboiiiid, Forman many shots' in the first two pbriods, failing to convert easy layups after and tbs boxer is a 3-1 favorite to roe oeca. • REPAIRING and held tha league’s top acorer to “P with, it and slid past Ed- GastoUaaiNvsBt down for Mght only three field goal.s. 'The larlky New York (NEA)—The i clock ^e Bartels tor knot the count on a stealing wayward Dari-Queen win. EUY FRY on' the MP's booth; said four They came so frequently John­ driving lay-up, pataca. Ca«teiiaaL the No. 1' ^Be third rMnd foor .yedra ago • R IC O R IN G center added 11 foub for 17 polnU. ston used to tell anybody want­ 1 miaaie- came book fa kand DBraado a S}Tscuae broke away for 31 o'clock so it ..was all right for ing to know about Sandy; "I ^ b y McLamon sent the BA’s In llte'Yiilrd jwriod. BItke Escai- weigfct Mnteaider from Clovelaad. i . S T -«.oo.sia points in iha final quarter in a Sandy . Saddler — Private First in front 70-68 with a corner ael- viek, ane af toe Im p ’s highest scor­ Is riskliig a pooslMe Htle akot la FUN UiMt tOA don't know whaj he weighs but Prompt asrviea for aO makeo game which produced one of the C lass Sandy SafMler — to go I can give you a good idea of what • minute to go. ers, who v.-as held to one baaket thla third aad “rahher” nmettog ^d da^^lnS"' •sdMiiS* wm yoMf s« *'• finest foul shooting p&rformances through the gate and get on the he is spending." Fields matched it with a one- to our spaolally otatfed rodiM ferry for Manhattan. hander. Manchester csll.ed twp Mariartr* (41) MM N*?***' '*“* ^ * ^ Bay". r.'^ S T " e SS ONLYSIMD aattasstsdi of the year. The Nats hi'! on 29 of tor repair do^rtmaaL 31 free throw attempts, and FoM "It'S funny,” Jia. said. ."Dns The minute Saddler touched shot '^"ang .foa-. that last . F . Pia. Thoy wl‘u have It out ih a ton B^trir^Ts EACH aiMtarMrtai ground tTonr Germany, he Ulked I* EacariCh.'”? 3.9 19SI rounder in Yfadlson Square Gar- Be«*y dropped Juo* before *ae Wayne on 21 of 25 for a two-team minute I’m nothin' more than a 1 Kodra, f ...... o (W) * h’f 1 aggregate of 60 for 56. Dolph Johnston irito.AetUng him a fight. '^ere were eight secends re- b a t t e iiie s 1 lr|*h, e ...... 4 49 13| den which win bo broadcast (ABS) . , DsimIMiven (Plui.Iox)i.. plain old private ^and^thf n?xt CSiartcy ■ g a tr .Htm ,BiH Besslo TOr v a"-AM-gTsm:'.; v't I 4 - ItelliowaM, a . i « rschayea or Sj^^cuee haiil 28j^ iq |i,; mlnuth Pm the chimp again, 9—Bram erd/. ri'.'rv'T’" • if, ------' “ aevoiito, ;'-lBrnifr:''«toJlJl^ la'a real funny'plac^*'"...... «• Friday d rght'’r v boiit. was set \ip to sllpw Knight lo _ .J jita rU n g fit 10 p, m.. BST. A his ioe afitK 'a iremthflbua ri MT« Y b o t ^ I m ItXoWU qn bu 4ai ijffli- rjoha. ■ ■•Asaiy ■■ fegie d - >}aeoHt.7JaltaK<.-«aa,..^tot-"tl»'-'fiMt>' W A a AUtHiWiZED' ...... 1 '0 0 3 ler stopped the fight. Caatensni’s tnooirpoewtod [ lo Join P ro R anks until April, when he will have • Now Sandy is training for more, mm. Boocy’s shot rolled off the 3 (Khuls. c ..... 1 ■ “(M " -~3 footed CaatellanL, A s $2*2S served 24 months and go right whleh is nothing new lo him. He rim and Curran grabbed the're­ 1 Shennlnts. g ...... 3 t-5 T manager. Tommy Ryan, went ber­ d e a l e r s e v e r y w h e r e u n d e r It ia generally 4xmeadod, even serk and attacked the referee in 358 EAST CENTER ST. by G O Q O /i^EA ll back to his civUian-occupation aa has had 144 of them oirer n nine- bound. tailing time out a t the' 3 LaFIamme. g ..... 1 '*•> . * by Durando, that Emit must get F a r W M k lor your old tires ' year period and nsed to flght. It same moment. One second re­ 4 Larsen, g ...... 3 89 • 7 the rin g .' He loaf his Uoense for Tough, cool running, Bqstim. Feb. 19 tffb—Seaman featherweight champion of the in st least two solid punches to M I-9 -B 2 3 4 : Ed Sanders, USN. of Los Angeles, world. 'J — ' ■eesned, almost every other day. i n e d in regulatiihn time. The TERMS OF OUR GUARANTEE. ii Totals ...... 13 4-14 M win. The stocky 24-ysar oM Du- th a t Irawitont to haot ond bruiting 19-15 Morlsrtr*. Get new Gbodyear While Sidewalls—the smartest tihe 1952 Ol.vmplc heavyweight The ferry Sandy was on now "Come on, feny, hustle up.’’ l^sl defense forced Bristol -to rando jiaiiad the 9$-yofir old ex* I j boxing champion, today said he Sandy muttered. "I got to get upr bring the ball Inbounda in the can put on your cai--at a wonderful price was taking him on the'three or (IS) For Blocher Blac ym planned to turn professional and four minute ride to Manhattan, town and train. Charley's try­ b|u:kcoiirt. Curran had only one P ^ B F PtS. ing to get me a match and I don’t 4 no*f. f.j...... t 59. 7 Auto Parts to s lS-l margin at tho AND well pay YOU today’s top dollar for the tires you inake. Boston ?Jils base until his where he would, see his ' bosses,- *”•***• * desperation qnt> ' I 1 Rylandvr. f intermission. With the exception WMIer WMto I discharge in November, 1955. take fights if I’m out of shape.” ..... 2. , flWt 4 asr. j |S i a ffs»»i*t jy ui, So why wait—get your new Goodyear White Charley Johnston, his manager, c ?? r®** "n overhead 9 HearOorn, ( ...... I ^ 39 9 of Ballaleper, 7-ho netted 10 points, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED • J . wm TVs » i A First Naval District Head and Birdie Brisco, his trainer, and The fellow he was with asked, ' Ihree-quarters -court 1 Clrunatoii, ( ..... 0 *V0 0 playara from ncithar team could Men TesM la Bate 18 5 Butkua, c .. Sidewalls at formerly unheard of low prices PLUS ■ 16 sW r««"Sl I quarters spokesman sale. Sanders, "Now, that you’re back in >»x« and the game went into Overtime. 1-0 3 IM tl IIC11A SIAkIi te where he can make more money ing—well, almost bsck—do you • • • 1 Lord, c ...... a fighter, "and took _ MasebMler Asia Part* (97) Parts. .Sanders,on his Kid Gsvilan-Uvio fight Percy BassetL Maybe Lulu points, because of inaccuracy at to aeptle tanks, oosspools. Adds bUUoas of bohterto to y«nr tank Of Extra Cost! and Just see the money. It’s the f B F PU. The North Eads contlnubd their or > m L Fast oettaa. Batter dcaalag by t to 1. FREE! 1 Minelli show at the Boston Garden there, but 1 can’t reach It. Juat h Peres, 1 don’t know. ■ I'li iu«t free throw line in the 3 Balldrncr. t ...... 4 3-4 10 (seault In the fourth quarter to : on March 8. fight." ■’ the Silk Towners won lhe'game*by 1 Kosicki. ( ...... A .. 1' 04) 3 A eanitidete orgaafataUoa of TBAINED SEWAGE SPECIALISTS little Mt «t water between me nnd 4 Hearn. ( ...... 3 3-C 7 knot the bount a t 37-all af the five awot modora oquipnMnt aad machlaery—RESULT: A RGOMFLfTE' DON’T WAIT! Pay as little as $125 a Week! "The reason 1 didn't turn pro that money and I’m thinking abont “If you run , *^*■8 of tilt Maple 1 Mikolrtt, e ...... 10-13 the end, both Aeaias played nip and FREE! I to tratB,“ Sanders said. "Now the Carter’s lightweight champion, Street quintet scored in double buck, scrapping hard for every freo- INDTJ comeo around and Says Tve’re ship or are you content to stay g u a r a n t e e d THIS IS WHY Navy !s going to give me the time havin’ an Inspection so I forget fij^res to four for Bristol. The ^ flake,, c ...... -i 1 19 S ball. With 10 seconds left to play o W atetprooHng of oeUart. whqre yOu are?” . . . more peopi* caU Witk TIm ParcklM Of i and I’ll box four-rounders until I about the money nnd go. bo*ll ,be right in there.” ly picked -up by his teammatea. hit aad Noriartyo kept tko prea* Sob Moaser. Auto Parts’ leading battle. , Later, the tenversatibn waq re. eiHo on to win kaadily. Jim Kukl- WINNING FOAD A fter tho CoUihs fight, the moat MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES scorer, to hit for more than one peakad t« BUI Brown, the Inter­ thla town Sunday maa, Roy Skenalag aad Bob basket, was a main factor in> too GOODT tt*’. V-T^lSiA t ------national Boxing- Club match­ ooa taraed la fiae gaateo ib a loo- Oiill McKJNNEY^ROS; tul^ t^ s have cap-lpay the Army handed him each final outcome of the game. S p V K f f - WYMAirS 8ULF SERVICE STATION /- maker. 1119 W m c t ST.O—c o r . HARTFORD ID . tag eaaoo for toe Dart-Qaeeaa, aad 24 MAIN STRUT—fH O N i M UM US 'Td make shy bpna-fide match San Joce. Cahf.roick Fin^. Badgjr Rodea taraed ia a good fioor HOCKEY AT A GLANCE I . SEWAGE DISPOSAL C sW a N Y - n s ; reaclwd {whiqh would fill the seaU.’ Billy Marlartjra. ’ ' 'Anrsdny'o 1 J. .*? 29]Hanager Chaijoy Johiistoa at HU said, “Ajh -I -I think this* one I^a )3 ' Angeles,--- •*-—». ivinuteaknocked *u,eut n u MiteiMB fl-iaes—ifie-iDS v b a b l n T ■trfilghl. Including tgs tMinuunasL.' Bfoadwag office * ^ ^ HwandeS’ 158W. Juami^ - Tha fine half of too oocopd gasM 'NaMoaol L mi touad Bob RanRipar loadi^ tha Koatroal 6, D p t i ^ ..iV V'. , f •‘I'i '■(- l‘ / V y j r,f^- •r,’’ U i v /.r '- ' ■ .1 ■ ,./f 4i ■'K f > A- ,( "S' 'T

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Cbpitoi holataring. Beautiful fabrica, C-1., Hartford. CH. 94393. •»»««*way, screen furnace, G. E. dishwasher, ftra- OiauU Howard a H'vtiiiga, Boost in Income SAYS: **rhese fine can, are ing SchooL Phone mchtQ Coughlin, Mltchea ^ adyerthring. Writa Box Z, BARGAIN IN A airi l^rm windows. Bath up, Java- •MOTS. Equipment Cb.. St Mala St prints,, iwpea, aoUda. Ixpartly place, excellent location tor honw Agency. katchaU 9U01. Records Spark prlM d to plSasS at .unbiMtable Herald. ftnlahad: 95 down. 93 weakly, T V SET?' ISJit X 37 and office for professional man. ROOFINQ, Stdtag and carpaatsy.' with flraplaee. Let 100 x 400, This t e n h s ." DRIVIMO InatrOcOona from your Alterations and addltteaa. oatt- balaata one year, to pay< Gall Msehincry snd Topis . 52 Fop appointment to Inspect eSU ClASH WAITXNQ for Any type real Hartford, Fab. 19. (F)—A ahaip , ___ >AinrTi WOM|lN OR girl wanted, 10 p.m. For Uia BEBT buy la JAckson 97735 or JAckson 49154 Late 1962' and 1953 sets te k hbautlful horns for 33t,o0o. the Reuben T. McCann Agency, tatato you bava to aeU. aad increaa* to aet IncoiM and a raeofd home. Dual-control mauree car; luga. Worlananahtp anaraatsad. to 1 a.m. A i^ in porso . Annex VENETIAN BIQ4D8 Giurt Struggle ^.HOOBS standard or automatt-j. CaU Man* Out of town ravarsa charges. with VHP that also be WE BUT-SaU/TradwRent pbwta gj^«i^^talty. Broker. IQ. #9731, 6ole Agent, 3 0 . 8-7700. sacood mortgaga mouty avaUabta. year for inauranca to forta waa re­ THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS A. A. Dion, lac.,. 399 Autuma Siiack Bar. 39 Bast o< « iIter S t . Call iq-SMSSS mowers, ebato aawa, Ullen: gar­ Also italliiga wanted. CaU The to 4 M P. M. chastar Drtvli% A c a f^ y . PL street MltchaU S-48S0. converted to UHF. (O eettoees"^^ Fag* Om ) flected ill toe annual repoft at the •-7MS, ^ traa. FINDBCL M F a CO. SERVBL GAS refrigerator, , f ; , ■ - den firaeten, outboarta, aomat FOR SALB—Older home, $33 East Johnson. BuUdlng Company, 363 Travelers Idaurtaca Ooe. iasued 1953 FORD HARDTOP TOU CAN give your family and 488 Bast MMdla extra butaiar tor MUa gas. p r e -w a r room Cape Cod, Center St., Manebeater. Seven 3tain 8L IQ. 97433. E v «^ a 3a home normal attention imd also fl30 and up (Not Installed) toQIa. Terms ‘ arrangad. xStetoi unreasonable search and ariaura today by F r^ ia w. Orie, cliair- ^^^gpyXLOBING TIME . VICTORIA MODEL DRlVlNa SCHOtRr- Alao Equlpmant Oo., 3g MAa ItreeC targe she tree*, artistie atone room single, ooe-car garage, 90019.* Bum o f the /taan to and J. Doyle I f - A earn a fine Income with uih. For Tapea and Cords by Tgrd Come Over and See Them waUs, no . lent, eentraUy amerite drive, nrri floor: living FOR QUICK Sales 01 ranch; co- . It has planned on an all-out fO K CXA8 SIFIBD ADVT. Color, feiii green top, ivory oidsat." Owner- Information, writa Box B, Herald. SghL DewltL preOidenL . M U S T s e l l 3 R O O M S located, ovt. garage, amerite room,, dining room, niw knotty tonlal; (3ape Ood or multl-famUy MON. THRU PRL bottom. Save about $600 on Oertifiad by kAA and Board of ROOFIN^ ; la reputr- A S|ta:ial com mittee has been Aasete of the four Travelers Cos. HMucation. Wa oOar traintag, ax- ing rotaa of an GARRITY BROTHERS Muticsl Instruneuta 53 drive, many >a, only $13,000. ine den, 13 x 30 with fireplace end homes, (tontact ACB Realty Co. at toe tad of 1958 totaled $28,- ^ V 10:10 A. BL this special. FULL OR Part tima dark, prefer­ ALL a lu m i n u m combination whi- OF FURNITURE Carlton W. Hui aifalra should .all members' of the penanca, lattat raetooda- MUchaU roofa.____ Quttac______'Chtmaeva ably chain atbro experience. See dows and doors, self-storing, save Rockville Road, TiUcottville' 3U. 95133, SItchen; Second floor, three bed­ Mortgage arranged. CeU IQ. 844fS74(000, an increase during toe HATipDAY 0 A. M. •-MM. c r e d i t Ma n a g e r MUSIC Inatnimental rental. Com- rooms and bath. Rear porch. New 9-3993. ' aet up to administer toe local’s 1960 CHEVROLET 4-DR. cleaned, repaired. 3$ Mr. Keith, Keith’s Variety Store, heat, comfort, convenience, lita * Phone MI-9r452l Executive Board to -Jaued for con- year o f $12,131,000. In 1952 toe periance. Free eatlmatea CaU Depot Square. would Ilka to contact raUable party plete Una of tnatrumente. Rental roof two yean ago, copper plumb­ Increase was $173,198J)00. x / * UfeUme. Free demonstration. CaU applied to purchase price. Rep­ ing, weether stripping, lasulated, tempL • . W ILL SEDAN. DELUXE MODEL MORTLOCX'S DRIVINO Himiey. Maaebcatar MltcbeU anytime. BUl Tunsky. MI. 9A0M. who would Uka to taka over small MANCHEkmu-Nta > raacb, qual­ Indorsed'teaching methpd m weakly payments on 3 rooms of SIMMONS ' Studio couch with resenting Olds, Stimer, Bach, ity GoasMctloa,. oUON)i; MR, ALRERX . trees;. 6nly ‘T don t believe toe ta^^r^ siich torrsiw iniito luxury car. See this cream- ■tatML'TInw . gerii,.. uTOfW. htada-^ powder horns, taOOO-eaah' n eed ed to aaram a 4% complete, - front-- dormers,-- fire«- of ateqhoto^liauor . o a . lh a..juremUeo, ta IM 'M "you 'w^^ per- eenL------— ' TOOL and DIE CO., Inc. H a r t f o r d C H a p ei etc. CaU Stan, weekdays after 8— Ds^y Rd., RtTri. Coventry, donn. OPfH lYIRY fVIHING UNTIL r lljr U nito and Bcbool Sta. Fiiktor pttff today. GUARANTBSa>^ Too ipialtty ___ BkaUey Brotbera. 1 7-0368 MABLB BEDROOM set tad desk. mortgage Warren E. » ^ .d , ptece, comer cupboard In dining The business Is osmrd by Albert J. After all expensM, claims, in­ vision sorvico. CaUa racottad. ha- 1398 Tolland Tnmpljta . 30 GALLON Inquire 74 Drive B. weekends all day, MI. 39717. believe. I don't believe the lew is ctfllas-«n . ^ . automaUc gaa hot AFTER 7 P. M. CH-8-4690 Realtor. 30. 39000. or A. room, good closet space, plastic and Rose Stevenson, of 607 Wnodbridse so limited that one man saying creases to required reserves, and 1947 OLDSMOBILE CLUB f party who borrowad night. ML MM7. heatiag. Earl Vaa Camp. MltchaU U6H OUR Rasy Bay PlanT '" |l6 TWOURESSERSr twin rise' bed, heat. Hot Point electric hot water %ALBfellT J. STfcveNSbN7«r taking thebooks might ihcfimlnate COUPE FULL TIMB service ataUon at­ PAPERHANOINC Equipment S07 Woodhrldge St., Manchester, Coffn.. him would keep the books from atrengtoentog reserves, the parent bugfa rad OohimkU Wk« team be­ 9-8844. tendant. Married and over 3S. 3H FOOT OiUdspot refrigerator, down deUvera these G.B. ranges crib with apring and mattresa. wanted. M l. 9-3893, SIX ROOM ranch, one-oir garage. heater, laundry tubs, brass plumb­ as permittee. company netted $30,804,078 from hind \W b Soda dhop on Middle This car has been cared for wnUNQ INBTALLATION of all lass than two years old. Uke new. to your home. Model DtlX, ,waa Pbona MI. 90097. $15,600. Five room ranch, two-car ing, screens, storm windows, Im- ALBERT J, STEVENSON. lawful authorities. They (the Experience preferred but not nec- ted Feb. toe year’s operations. Of this, VtMtoka Waat. plaaaa return to like a baby. Motor just over­ typaa. No Job too smalL Patar eeaary. Apply McClure Auto Co., Very reasonable. Can airanga to 3449.96, bow tS89.9S-model D llK , garage. 110,000. Sta room ranch nediate occupancy. ExceUent con- 1954. grand jury) have the right to liave $924,188 was profit from sole of Pantaluk, 40 Foster strsaL Phone ■ult. MI. 3-4105. 17 IN. CONSOLE Telavirion, In ax- DOUBLE BED frame, good condi­ those books, and sooner or later BROWN-BEAUPRE M ovtejr^TfHdthit— waa 3339.98, -now 9314.98 —Model style, two-car garage, $33,400, aaasa plaea or can lO . a-ma. hauled. Inside like new. Origi­ In c., 373 Main St. pellant cqndltion, $73 cash. Phone Utioh. Price $13,000, Escott Agen- sscuritiea. The net compared to MltcbeU S-7S08. S t o n ijn t o J344L, waa 32S9.9B. now $199.95. tion. JQ. 95007, Gjuton Realty, Broker. 30. 9-3731, c )\ licensed broker, 3M High St., they are going to have them." $14,203,582 in 1952. nal black pidnt. H eat music MECHANIC—Must be experienced. SMALL BABY Bed. ChUd Kraft Bn- Goodyear Service Store, 713 Main PL 3919i. ^ 3 0 . 3-8438. W.,\coraer McKee, 30. 0-74U. NaWatuck Pastor It was Judgs M oore who caUed . JPOPHDI BmaU caM taaga Mrlpad,, and., hydmmatfa*, ; , . ■ . juaaiiM .. A>-,.(mA6niBm ax.___ _ GQ0d.wagea-.8ee GiU Motor -Salee, SL,PtUii»-ML 9-S390o'...... for Agrond.itay' .probe of reports niaia. liCL a-oaa. wolrott on wfiiiger and automatie loca l fUid loaF distahoa movia g. 171 Union Street. RockvlUa 8-3358 lUMMa wttlidttl Board 59 DUPLEX 94. exceutait ctaditioi;. MAN< 195 Henry Street. of labor racketeering In eastern \wasbing machines, vacuum claan- DINING SET in good condiUon And DARK RED' davenport with small four rooms With bath down, many IdeO iM U y hornet Six spacious in Hospital Missouri last spring. The inquiry, MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT. 1948 CHEVROLET 4-DR. pachUis,Aftorage; OaU/Mlttaeb or SATIS. TRADi:-IN8 Accepted on Schick, figure. 410. Ml. 93531. NEWLY DECORATED, BaauUfuUy Nutmeggers Give fXXiRD-rBiack, gtay, brown It* Wa. motora, small appliaaoas. S-81S7. B a t t ^ 9-1433;. qther mlscellaneoua pieces at poariblUUea. 151' lot. 4% mort- roomsI yiusWUl heated ‘ ‘ ■ sun room, mod­ which, is continuing under a second Male |aq>. Can & g Warden. ML SEDAN Itemingtcm, Sunbean* raaora. Ala.) furnlshed-and apacioua room. The Wddtaig, ISO Main St.. Phona ML pracUcally your own price, Oame HOT POINT raectric range and. gags, cOntraUy located, $13,400. em kitchen with dlahwasher, lava­ Waterbury, Feb. 19 (A>) ~ The Jury, has resulted In indictments Fleetline model. Chevrolet's •MSTS. MANCRBSTlke^ .ataaga OaUv- WANTBD-OOOD Carpenter, MI. cutting btads tor aU raaora. Rua- and get it. IQ. 3-4734. most complete light housekeeping Carlton W. Hutchins. JQ. 99133, tory, oil steam heat, baaement ga­ against 18 AFL union officials for Millions in Blood ■aU'a Barber Sbq|>, corner' Oak refrigerator tor sale. Reasonable. faclUUaa avaUable in Manchester. 9-4694, Rev. Paul F, Keating, 71, paafor best; Fully equipped and clran ery. Local UgUt trucking sad s 99753. J Q .910$a rage, ettracUve tot. April 1 occu­ violation of the anti-racketeering «-A larse brown and eiitta DOORS O P S am ). kaya fitted, package deliven./Refrigeratora. and Spruce. 14 CUBIC FOOT PYeahnlitater up­ You win marvel at the cleanliness pancy, 3taddock A DeVoa, Real; of SL Jfimacis Roman Catholic law. . sCan Dor Warden. MI in a n d o u t of this buUdlng. ChUdren accepted. PORTER STREET -Six rooms Hartford, Eeb. 19 (F)—SUte copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, washers aad atoVe iaoviBg right freeaer, 9 months old. Will tors, JA. 3-0355, evenings JA^ Church. Naugatuck, i^s^O ct. 4, Paul H. Hutahan, business agent reaidente during toe " 44-month »«M 0 . guns, etc., repaired. Sbeara, qtecialty. ML 9MI83; NEXT THING to a new TV la one ■acriflee. RockvlUe 93073. X Central. Priced so reaSanable complete, foundaUon 39 x 33, fire­ 1961 WILLYS 4-WHEEL , Help Wanted of Benson’s reconditioned used, 90189, AD. 3-1033. AD. 91M1, MO. 194s, died in St. Maiy’a HospiUl of Building Laborers’ Local 42 aad existence of the (Tonnecticut re­ kmves, mowars atc„ put into con­ frou'U gasp! Bto.«)re and see this place, ceramic tile bath, hot 99903, RockvUle 99387. the first riflcial to be tried, waa NOW! D R IV E J E E P Maleor Female 37 OK’d aeU, |30 up. Benson's, 1085 SERVaaU GAS r e fr ^ ra to r. In very one. 3Cra. Doraay, 14 weter-oll heat, garage, amerite here last night. gional blood program have do­ dition for coming needs.' Rraith- N otice Arch St. convicted aad sentenced to 12 nated $3,824,450 worth of blood. Mounting a new snow plow -waite, S3 Pearl atreot- FsiBttof—Pupettor >1 Main St. . ’ good running condition. Sacrifice driveway. Screens, storm win- $13,000 BUYS eight room home on Ordained a priest on May 30, APPLICATIONS 138. CaU MI. i9t48. A mblic hearing will be held by FOR RENT —Light, housekeeping years in prison and fined $8,000. He The blood waa $;lven free to h09 and draw bar. Priced to sell dows. ExesUent condiUon. Price large lot, ateem oil furnace. N«ar 1010, Father Keating's first as­ has apptaled toe conviction. INDIVUjUAL and hgalneia jncome OOMPLETB Band and power lawn PA1NT1NO AND LEA VINO 8TATE^—Large walnut the town Planning Commiasion. room tor lady or ctaple. Steam 118,200. The Escott Agency, li­ pitaliscd Connecticut patients, to USED CARS! tax aervlce. TU. ML »46«» lor ap- th is w eek . are being accepted for grocery bedroom set, Philco 10 cu. ft. 3- Monday, March 1, 1954 at 9:00 bus, cnurches end stores. Made­ signment was as. assistant pastor A second trial, involving three the armed forces and for process­ mower aalsa ' sarvica. Motora FIrat class work. Tour heated, conttnuoua hotxwater. Tel. censed broker, 344 High St., W., line Smith, Realtor) JQ. 91043 or pointmant at your home. door refrigerator, one year idd. NINE-PIBCK Dining room eel. Ml P.M. In the Hearing Room of the of St. Francis Churtft here. more union officials, is under way. ing into gamma globulin, the anti- tuned and ovariiaUtad. Pickup and my recommendation. 30 in Ml. 9-7761. After 4 p.iib call MI. corner McKee. 3H, 97633. IQ . 9dl44._^______Other .anignmehte as assistant 1948 WILLYS %-TON Maacheatar. Raymond Flake. clerics and tashiers, male and Boy’a M” Ucycle. MI. 97733. 93931. Municipal Building to consider the ~ 99909: ----- " Meanwhile, at Miami Beach, polio weapon. BRIDOSW AT M IL L S - Ohoea and deUvary aorvice. Oihaon’s Oarage. pastor included St. Rose’s Church, locals and other subdivisions of \ P IC K -U P ML SMOU. ML 99337. following proposed amendments to Jx TWO-FAIQLT Flat—4 and 8. $08 3CANCHE8TER — Modem six The program’s monthly news USED R l^ T ! noctawear. Open an day Wednea- female, full time. The com­ 8 MM MAGAZINE movla camera 30 CU. F t. Upright freeaer, one LARGE CLEAN bedrooms, single Newtown, July 8, 1911;'St. Mary’s major unions are apparently afraid letter, ’’Pulse", revealed that 352;- Mounting 5 brand new 8 ply the Zoning Regulations: monthly Income. Price reduced to rooms, two partly flniahei^ shed Open ^ i^ , e a.m. to t p.m. Franklin F-1.9 focusing WoUenaak year qld. Reaaonahla. Manchester and double. Business block. See $11,000 for quick sale. Immediate (Thurch, New London, July 8, 1912, the "heat” from congreasional 978 pints of blood have been col­ REPAIRS on amall electrical ap­ coated lens, uied a few Umea. dormer, ' cellar, flreptace, hot and SL Mary’s Church, Stamford, tires.^Unmatch for rugged­ pliances. Inside wfiring inatallaUon PAINTING AND pany offers a five day week, M l. 91103. (1) Amend AR'nCLE n. SEC­ Mr. Keith, Keith's Variety Store, occupancy. CaU ACB Realty Co. water oU heat, combination alum­ probea may cause national unions lected since toe start of the pro- Coat 3159, WiU aacriftee, 390. CaU TION V, RESIDENCE ZONE C Depot Square. Ml. 9-8101. Feb. 11, 1916. ;* to take over control of rich union ICED RIGHT! BAYS TOUR chUd’a portrait taken n e ss. and repaira. Phone ML - »M4» PAPER HANGING 3 0 . 9-2393. inum storms, attractive lot GI jrot in June, 1950. Multiplied by gotal wages, pidd vacation and MI, 9999S after 5:80 p.m. SAyiB - ON laatallation -costa. Buy by delating paragraph 4 ( Acces­ He betame paator of the Im­ welfare funds.'—------$25 a pint, the going price for' .. r a t home Iqr an mmerienced pho- Clarence G. Smith, M. Knox St. your new Youngstown sink or and FHA financing avaUable. maculate Conception Church in Coro w * n riflit, sorvM l ^ l i | r , *Doin>ing Business E v e r y D a y sory uses) and adding the follow­ Qatto Co,.CH. 0-8480, evenings JA. The AFL’a Executive (Touncil blood when It had to bought from Can 1 ^ Studio. ML J O H N M . M cCANN SOLID RED cedar storage cheat. Cablnata at plum tars discount. Sea ROOM FOR RENT. On bus line. Norfolk on July 30. 1926. and was recently recommended here that £ S 5 P “ - W ith Fine^IP e o p le " FURNITURB Rafinlahtng, antique holidfiys, free life insurance, 4 ft. long. 3 ft. wide. 3 ft^deep. ing; 4. Clubs, lodges, fraternal or- Phone JQ. O-OlSl. 8-8989, M l. 39944. profcesional donors before toe Red mok* your u M d COT b a y s Ml o mm tamltura a specialty, chalra canad 30 Laurel Street Benaon’s, |nc., 1088 Main St. ganiutlona, except thosa^ in which transferred to SL Mary’s Church, all AFL national unlor9 set up CTrosS plan began, the worth would bayt •» S O , WUl m U at sacrifice. Call at LYDALL STREET Bridgeport, OcL 28, 1930, to be yoiir Dod9«-l DeCORMIER ifOTOR and mahad. Aaacn F. Thoep. T e l. MI-3-7388 or MI-3-8738 liberal employe benefits pru- 9 X 13 RUG and -pad, |46; Easy the chief activity is a service car­ FURNISHBID R(X>M near center, 3(AN(THESTER—See and compare! safeguards for locals’ handling of be $8,ffl4,450. Ptinn^ intiitMn p-lWfe .. Chestnut l,odta, 91 Chestnut St., ried on as a business.^— — ------ta s to r ,. ,____ ■______multi-milUcm dollar health—aad Saturday, StUttay or Monday, i6 -wringer washing machibA;"'" like kitchen privilegea. Lady or coupls. Five room ranch, fealures,-- hot ■ Ona o t the major problems now SALES, Iiic. gnuq, pleasant working con­ If ;^ou seek the .advantages of water heat, fireplace, ceramic tile On Nov. 22, 1934, Father Keat­ welfare funds. \ facin g toe project *ls toe. dwind- HAROLD A SONS. RnbMah f PAINTINO, Ihrtarior and tatartor, Am. to 4 p.m.. aak tor Mr. Light. new, 345 ; 9pr. blue chints drapea 8. Any reaidenUal type struc­ Absentee owner. 30. 0-3409. IB B fR Q B FB C r BUI Sciwol for 24 Btople Street aad matching qtraad, full aiae ture., prtalded the helgM apd «r*« ■uburbaq Uving plus aU the con­ bath, thrM bedrooms,.. atoesite ing was assigned aa pastor of SL The 1:30^000 - member AFL \ltog number o f those who give lo r list DODOE OOUFE SISM yotair childran. TTranaportatloo n movml, also cenara eraonafa. Ukd psperhaaglng. OaUUigs reflalta- ditions. Apply Giwery Mana­ veniences of bus servics, city util- drive, extra large lot with garden Joseph’s CihOrch in New Britain. Tejunsters Union which iti e x a c t ­ ta* ftrat time. In January, fewer Manchester, Conn. ed- WaU paper hooka , im raqtMBt never used, $30. Call after 4 n.m ■kail aot be iSrreaeed. may be MetalUo braaae. Thie < an ^teaa iacludi^ wtoto wMi •iVf ■ tenlahod. M a., LLam a la 1 - iy t ^ dtrao> , MlUAaU S-40H. Boats UHl Aecsstoirlot 48 MX.'9338S. — converted to maintain the offices ABVtniCDto— Flsts-^ - . lUes; modern achoria, vto-r vre sug­ space; n o. development;--■ Price ..• .HeNleavea a stater, Mrs. Mary ed to. end an Ihceciitlve B(MKcd' than oiw out of every five donors (tree. ' ..... ' - tor. Phono MltcheU M787. Eatftnataa gtven. Puuy taanrsd. g e r , M r. i ^ t ^ i n e . . . . ' $13,500. Phone Barbara Woods Mathieu of Naugatuck; a brother. meeting today, is the first AFL w ta a “ ftrst tlme^.” IWl FORD custom convertible • MANCHESTER F. V. Sarvica, Can Edward R. Price. IQlchaU of dMtors,' dentists, attorneys, T en e m e n te 4.1 gest you inspect this property. Six SIX H.P. MERCURY twin outboard MAHOGANY Vanity- vhry good real estate agenUr insurance large rooms, tUe bith and lavatory, Agency. MI. 9-7702. Dr, William Keating of Williman- group to move to implement toe MRS. ZOPPL roador and adriaer. cylinder. Beautiful black finish, raiho aad 'T.V. apedaiwta ataca 9-1003. FIRST NATIONAL STORES m otor.' Good running concUtlon. THREE ROOM apartment for rent. tlc, and several nieces And nsph- new policy. 1952 STUDMAKER06lffl V4ADR.S1tM rad leather upholstery, radlb, heat­ 1931. House aaivice c.’ li S3-5b condiUon. Can be used aa Aak agents, \ accotmtante, engineers, modem kitchen, garage and breese- i^PBOMORB HEROES An welcome. SM FrankUn Ave., 375. CaU MI. 97887. MI. 9737t. Good tor two people. Call 30. way plus emesito drive, about an MANCWBSTER-West Side; two- eVfs. .' Beck, reportedly ran into con­ EMaemy—p(as overdrive. \ acraao from the Art theater. FOr er, aignal lighta, very low mileage. MRchaU suass day or jright DBOORATB NOW. Ouarantaad ^UPER MARKET architects,, studios of artists, family, 5 and 5—full ceUar, oU musicians,\clinics (tor the treat­ 0-9043. acre of land. 'Dila home la brand Funeral arrangqmente were in­ siderable opposition from divisions Hartford. Feb. 19 (F) — Two appointment eaU CBapel SA7S5. A beautiful one owner car. Sea it, wortimanahlp. FuU Insuranca cov­ steam heat, excellent condiUon, complete. within his union. Beck is known to POWER b u r n e r s and Range erage. Kayatoaa Decorators. ML 1041 Main St., Manchester ment of huriita aUmente), and any - new, with liberal financing avail­ unsung atahomorea were the he­ 1958 FORD V-8 STATION ^ flO N $7M buy it today. Centar Motor Salea, DUmeonds— W alcbee— CABINET ntONER, in good condi' good income. Terms arranged. - - ' ' ' have, assured a group of Teamster. M l Main St. Burners axpartly cleaned and 9-130B. other use wMta. in U.n opinion of able. Quick sale prick, $19,000. For roes ta the (TttoityCelleg* campus J ev relry 4 8 tton. MI. 98434. Bosinen Locations Gatto Co., CH. 9-8489, evenings EAST SIDE MIDGEt Union lawyers drafting a set of OfOQHB TAX prepared. Can Dan aarvlced. Let ua service and re­ the Planning Gmnqiisrion, la of a further information plM*® contact Manchester 3U. 39946, JA. 3-3989. today bacauM they were respon­ 1952 FLYMOUTH SFEQ. Moeler, ML MMO. PAINTTNO. P^wring, ceiliags Situations Wnnted— for Rent 44 proposed union-wide rules de­ sible for toe Hllltoppers 94-88 ISM FORD Tudor. Raul aoUd car. pair your washing mtalUna or re­ USORARD W. Y08T. Jeweler, fe- similar nature\cxcepUng those — ■•raela (M> signed to help guard against graft Owtad loeally. This oao must be Good motor, guod Urea. Prastone frigerator. Matro Servics. Mltch- whitaned, floors sanded and re- F em a le 38 Mira, adjusts aratchea etqjwitly. where retail salea of merchandise LARGE STORE for rent with base- $10,500 BUYS FOUR room home B. r. overtime baake|ball victory over HOOVER VACUUM cleaner Bales flniahed. CaU O. Fickett, Man^ P. MiilrelU, f . 5 from such funds, that his super­ winterised. Make an offar. MI. aU •M8S8.. Reaaonahla prices. Open dally. are made on the premiaea. ' ment, derirable locaUon. Suitable ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. with furniture or may be bought (V5 Vermont Unlvsitaty last night. and service. LaFlamno MmUance S-OISd. chaster. ML 398SS. EXPERIENCED Woman for haby- Baslry, f ...... 0 (M) vision would not lead to his taking Just before the regulatKm game 194$ CHEVROLET AERO 2-DOOR Thursday evwiiaga. 139 Spruce The above permitted uses are for any busineas. For informaUon, without furniture at agreed price. Wabrath. c .... . 1 (M) over toe fund completely. AU extras. Royal blue ftolsh. Ob., U Oak St ML M M C GONDER'S T.V. Sarviee, availahta aitting In aftemoona or eveninxs. 983 Main Street Madeline Smith, Realtor, 3(1. J. Mlatretu, g ..0 (M) ended, Jack Barton , tossed to the I S M -^ . OLDER ChavralaU, PAINTING AND Paperhanging. CaU JQ. 3-5839. ■treat MltcbeU 9-4387. \ GOOD JOBS further subject to ttie following re­ write Box E, Herald. I.«nr. c , 0 Beck’s assurances, however, did any Oma. Antanna ' eonvoftame. strictions and conditions: 9-1543 or 3Q. 91144. (H) tying basket from hear mid-couTL S1UB TOUR inoeoM tax return in Focds, other good transpoctatian. Philco fSetoey anparvlaad aUntaa. Satisfaction guaranteed. 35 years’ Tel. MI-9-S241 Saimond, g ... 5 2-4 not allay the f«ars of his local 'nita to'the overtimSt Was Etatla 1948 FORD 2-DOOR ytanr own home. Can ML S>d GROUND FLOOR office space. I Good credit anahle ua to accept $5 TSL ML »-14M. etaerience. Ordcra taken for out N v .F O R Good traffic location, 700 sq. ft.' 22 BOWERS ST.—(Tharmlng 5 room Totals 13 leaders. Bvsn putting aside the poured to 12 of Trtnityta IS points. Radio, beater. Thorooghly leeoadltlohed. n r appointment side work now. CaU Fad and Fctd 4f-A a. The appearance and charac­ posribtuty of sharing in fat fees down. Dongtaa Motors, SM M ^ . Raymond Dofs—Birds—Pets 41 ter of the residential type build­ plus fuU baaement, lavatory^ hast­ colonial, baaement garage. Large Sets «Ul At the end of regulatita play the f u r n a c e s Vacuum d adaed, T m e d e i^ M I; 9-1S14. living room, fireplace, attractive B. F. in handling auch funds, manage­ OORSBTRt InCRVICB. Trlxla. SEASONED Hardwood tor atova, ^ S K I U I D ing to be converted shall be ed 375 a month. CaU Warren E. viot. f 0 (H) ■core wes Sl-81. 1997 MIEVROLET OLUR OOUFE buratrs atrvlcad. For aaq^ CANARIES. GUARANTEED atnf fireplace or furnaces. CaU Leon­ Howland, Realtor. 30. 3-800Q or A. TEN IQNUTES from’ 'Center — dining room, modern kitchen. Oeohrlni 0 (Kl ment of toe aasete and distribution PAINTINO AND P^peHmagiag Of are, all coiora, also tomalaa. preserved and no tnajor struc­ Three bedroom ranch, SH years Lewie Ftoa ceadiUta- Good t ir e s . S S w hJS^^ to-WINTER CLEARANCE prompt sarvioa eaU Bta (Cart- ard OigUo. Ml. 97093. MEN tural change to the exterior R. VnUtle, Jr., 3 0 . 9-43iN. Master bedroom, twin sise, tile f\ '. . 0 (M) of benefits is ah important avenue wftght Mltebau #44M. all kinda. Tour baaement headache ML 9943a. old. AttracUve Uylhg room, fire­ bath upetalrs. Screened side Qilver. c .. . 7 (M) of union political power. toJDuI JPuraat S - t ML — M lM . our.qucialty. No Job too-amalL ahaU be made other than to pro-, Burke, c . . .0 04) SECOinJ FLOOR, 7400 sq. f t . , place, picture window. Laundry porch, G. E. heating system, dish­ Despite - 'Objections, ■. to# Teatt- 1961 Stuidabaker Champ, n v e Pas­ ALL KINDS of antenna work. Call Free,eatimatee. CaU MI. 99110. PUPPIES FROM pedigreed par- vide desirable means of egress': Gatnon. s 1 0-0 ' Ybiir choice ihay nta be Hited. W e luive nuuir aumT^ IMOOMB XAXX8 prepared, ai senger Coupe — Overdrive, HouMhold Goods 51 plenty liigfaL taro lavatories, three room off kitchen. TUe bath with washer and disposal. Lovely park- Hamll. s ., ster Jtoecutivs Board waa expect- Art Pinnay. TV Antanna Speeial- ento. English Setter. Gr* at 1951 Fbta Fordor Custom'S—Fully At .by low. winter, prices. Wota-^ 99073.------_ — ...... - — »«pnlancc^ , with. Backer, 89 Oak... __ _ _ half Ume, 97 Jets. ___ _ funds. It was reported they would B------tO O M STATAX ji Sarvico—M years' — aqtiippad—S99S. count on aU funiltura und ap|di- Lovely lot 100’ X 200’ with many be carefully drafted to pfeaerire ANTIQUES Refflitaied. Repairing manahip guanuiteed. MI. 9Q M or ancea.- D ^ I G N E R S ARTICLE IV, SECTION DC, ex-, BRAND NEW 6ape Cod home, off Bockels (11) ihnarienoe. For mpolntment JQ. 9-1487 anyftms. • cept that/Tront yard parking .is OFFICiBS FOR RENT, 1-3-3 shrubs and flowcra and trees. Ex­ the locals’ autonomy to control the dpUe oa any ftmuhire. Tleman. -\- t h e n e w MANCHESTER Pet rooms. OentraUy located on 3(aln clusive with Ehra Tyler, Realtor. the bus-line. H-acre of lan^ 9 B. F. PU. %r«e or can Joseph X Chtater, I Mala - - Center- 99S Main St, invites you CHAMBERs"FtmNITURE prohibited. Spicer, t .. .. 0 0-0 0 trusts. 19S1 Pontiac Catalina. Ita South St Phene Ml. • t O O I ^ ^ D IE m a k e r s St., near Post Office. Plenty of IQ . 9-4409. rooms completed, artesian well, Pomtllo, f Brook. TeL vnndsor Locks, S-8643. to visit peta of aU kinds. Cmi- At The Green (M) 3 Union supervision of such funds NAtlonal SA7». c. Living area shall )>e per­ parking apace. Outer Springs septic tank, oil . hotxwater heat, (%ayes. f : i (M) 4 Courses and Classes 27 nacticut brad ‘Parakeets. MI. MItcheU 3-5187 ' • MECftANICAL ‘ SIX ROOM Cape Cod. Ifive finish­ . 5 0-1 10 has recently been under close 1963 Buick Super 4-Dr. Sedan— WEBB'S TV — 17 Maple St., IS per mitted la any reaidenUal type Realty C o., 470 Main St. CaU 3Q. large kitchen wWch ta exception- g congressional security. President 634 CENTER STREET— MI4-5101 OUT TOUR Raciatration 99373. Hours Monday through Hours; 10 to 5:—7:30 to 8:30 P. M. ed. Nice yard. OU hot air heat. al tor a small home, V*ry W«U .. .1 1-3 7 Dynaflow. Fully equipped. house call. AU work fully guaran­ RADIO-ELElCntONICS- Television ^ building converted to such office 9-5289. winlfr*. g . 1 . 04 3 Elsenhower asked Congress to liooose without wattins. Can Servicing. "Learn Iqr Datng*’ at Friday, .10 to S*90. Wednaaday • TOOL and GAUGE Combination screen and storm built. .Ail thia can be pipurchased teed. Can IQ. 9-SBS8 for quick closed at 3 p.m. S. S M. Green CLOSmo OUT, 1953 line of Victor use in accordance with ARTL ils\. conduct a searching study with the OPEN 6 D A Y S-6 A. Bf. t« 9 P. Bl. Connecttcut’a Oldest Electronics m S F E C T O R S CLE IV, SECTION 1 of theke windows. Cloae to center. ,W ce for leas than it would cost to r*- rp^i l i "15 27 194S Plymouth Coupe. honest service. ■tamps. freerara, 18 cu. ft. upright, reg. $11,750, Gaston Reelty-Brokta. XII. \ 1) idea of establishing stricter legal SchooL Enroll now ia t list 1959.96, sale price |38S. 10 cu. regulations. Houses for Rent 65 placs it. (Tall The Johnson Build­ B. F. PU. 99731, 3U. 3-8638. ing (Tompany, 953 Main SL, JQ. checks. Two House committees are term. Evening class BOXER PUP, ten months old. A. ft. cheat type. reg. l|at $349.95, • GAUGE MAKERS / ■ , . ' j Hrnnrquln. ( .. .. 0 0-0 0 launcliing new probea of auch ARtstooM ss for 8 sls 4 March 10th; day claaa atartiog d. . Eaterior uniUumlnafed aigna > COMPLETELY Pumirited, four 3-7428. Evenings MI. 9-0013. >«rtlaiul, t - Q 0.0 0 1 ^ 194S Pontiac Convd^bte Coupor- K. C. registered. Price $75. MI. sale price, $330. CaU JQ. 99Sa3. rail. { .... . 0 funds. HomehoM Scrvii March 15, 1964. CaU H a r t f^ • PRECISION GRINDERS with a maximum area ot 3 sq. room riii^e home, only m years CAPE (TOD, Ranch and colonial ot oo 0 tf oar. o r a » Hydrama^e, equipped—^ 8 . 9S609. old. AdOIte only. 3Q. 9-1794. all price end aiM nSed. For a dira. c .... . 0\ 0-0 0 Tlw Tkro* R's O ffm red IS-A CH^>el 7-1630, o r write tor fuU in- SXIE OUR Terrific yahica on five ft. affixed to the front wall of heifki. c .. . .1 2-3 8 Rocket ansi / quick sale caU Gaston Realty, - MANCHESTER f ineendells, g , . 0 M 1 WESLEYAN LOSES a t-tb e lE fonnatioa. New Bagland Teehnl- .SroCIAL—While .they laat,~~.Gup- piece chroma kitchen aeto. Special • S H E E T M E X A t ■ - -T^/— the building ahaU be allowed to 1947 qravrolet Fbrdbr naatUna— Pl a t f i n i s h HoUand wmdow Broker. 3Q. 90731, IQ. 98833.’ Hotsdn, g 7 T - ' '1*3 ~ RIGHT PRICiS ' m tciM ii ca l Institute, 193 TrUmbuIl S t, piea, 15c ^ r . Other apecieia m at $53, r ^ r u la ^ ^ u e a to 389.98. MECHANICS /' IdenUfy each occupant , or busi­ 'Suburbsu for Rent 66 Bbcceptlonal six room.Cape Cod UI. 1 . —• Middlebury, Vt./Fta. 1 /( F ) — ■hades, made to maaaure. All Hartford, Conn. stock. KaUy'a Aquarium, 39 Sun­ Benson's, 1085 Main St. ness. OPPORTUNITY Knocks, sU fin­ ToUla ..... 4 4-A U i (two unfinished) brick front,/flr9 A laet minute free throw/by Char­ metal Venetian bllnda at, a new set S t ML 3-5705. FOUR ROOM Apartment, adults, 'WlldCRtS. RIGHT GOOD CARS • JIG BORERS / ished rooms in WaddeU School place, oil hot water heat, full baae­ lie Sykes with the teato* tied at iBBFORB.Tou Buy a tiaed tar ly More To Choose From low price; fCeya made while you 4. Accessory Uses. references. Write Box 1, Herald, 1 section, fuU basement, oil heat, RIGOT PLAC8 TO MIY wait Mariow*a M o rtirs (S 8 31 CANARIES, Stogliah Yoritohire and ment, breexeway and two car ga­ |UG (JNE8 8<)-all carried the M i(ldlcbury Col­ DILLON ^ OostaaB Motor Salaa. Buiek • experimental / SPECIAL EXCEPTION Marj^t St., Rockville. aluminum screens and doors, rear rage. Lot 90 X ISO. ' lege beakstbalt team to a 61-80 and Barvioa, S^aH Dowp Payment—Bank Ratao German RoUera tor sale. Unde­ porch, amerite drive, all in fine WEAVING of bums, moth hoiea FIRST AND second m____ ortn ges termined birds. Inquire 137 Char­ MACHINISTS ;/ Shoum By Appointment Only Tallahaaaee (IQ6A)—Two of the vlctoiy yesterday Wesleyan. 1912 lUICK RIVlIRA Streat MZtahon S-407L Open evta boutat tor our own accountw ant ____ F a k , TTje Board of Appeals may, af­ condition, 313,800. Madeline Smith, We also have many other fine most sought after' praparatory Al Dennis waa $nddlebury’s top SALES and SERVICE td ap a.. / and torn clothing, hoiaety rtma, ter Oak St MI. 99043. Wanted to Rent 68 Realtor, JQ. 91443, 3Q. 9U43, Hard. Top Oeovortibl*. V-i7T. c h o r c h e s m o t o r s a l e s handbags repaired, ilpper re- confidential aervjce. Manchester A/ ter a 4)ubUc hearing and’ subject homes from $3,800 to $41,000. football atera ia Vintale, Guard scorer with S lj^nte while Pete LOOKING FOR . — _ Afrty:, •PP«»Rriate_ safeguarda . in ffliUy (mtop»ta. Thto Fordory radio, Studahakar Bales and Sarvica piacerocBt, nmbrsUaa repamd, InvaatmentOoip., 344 klata street ■TELEPHONE- Co. employes needs NEW r ROOM txillontal. OU hot Phone ..aaytime for information LaoM-Bryant and Fuluaek Johnny Nixon topped Weatayan with lA ML 9S41S. Livt Stock-^H ilcleg 4 2 harmony with the general pur-, 4 or 5 room unftimiahed epert- and appointments. HajrwUpd o f South N orfolk, rigped The afternooi) game Waa the open' ca r Will a et he h e n heater, excellent Briap M1-B-948S men’s ritirt ooUan reversed and water heat, tile bathroom. Fire­ lOHfs pour owir raecbanic. Emptoyiacnt 'O ffice pose of this ordinance, grant a. ment. 3Q. 95555. n ta t - In • aid achriarahlpg with ing event ta Middlebury’a 1954 replaced. Marlow's Uttle Mcnd- BUY COWS, Cal and beef OFFICESPACE permit for an office building, other place. Close to school. Price attaa. Oouslaa Uig Shop. $14,500. Gaston Realty, Broker. B . andE. REALTY CX). Florida State. W inter (Tarhivgl. BuaiiicsB Opportunities 32 cattle. Alao horaea. Brae. S a tu rd a y s than a conversion, subject to Uie BUSINESS COUPLE desire 3 or 4 310 Main Street 1951 UNCOLN COSMO Tal. ML 97401. JQ. 9-8731, JQ. 39688. 319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER SMS FORD Custom tudor, beaufl' BENDDC w a s h e r SERVICE „ 8 A. M. tei 12 Noon following oottdiUoiu: room unfurnished, apartment, 3(1. 3Q-9-8297 or 3Q-3-4400 FORD IMS custom Una, 3-door. IN A 100% ' . .4 • •• 9-3954'after 0:30 p.m. Radte, heater as SUl, ahsohitely .b e a u ^ condition Phone Ml. 3-4471. E: J. Morehey — is years aa field OOLLECl^ON .Agency and files for - Weekdays a. The Schedule of Area, MODERN 4-ROOM home, cabinet traaeatiaataa. in every restao. M Cape (Tod, large lot. M O N taiE Y SS47 Chavrcdot - Tudor — Approxi- Bnildiiix—Contractiiig 14 3«9 Mato St. EMt HuQacd parkliig ia prohibited. Oil hot water heat. Price tl3>400. conditio^ original owner. Can be WANTED—Girt for general office OFMANCHESTBt W A ITE D —3 or 4 room unfUrnihh- VERNON—New three bedroom Hard Top Ceaverttble. 2-toae raateiy |5 per week. Gaaton RtaRy, Broker. 30. 9-3731, ranch, full cellar, fireplac*, hta when you get a Op"idruction^7 3S1 PM dAUONOta euelem bolRga- bUUiig. M e. E )» e r . .dn,' BhUector. uaiUumltuUcd aigna.-.w«' blue. iudto...he*tar, eveedriva. iSM Dedsa iMtan^AppoidtnstMy Tsges, Stanley ovariieid dom , - iaace pMerred but xot eeeentlal. with a maximum area' 61 S sq." Ltatber tatortor. ■j^pljf^The^ . G. Glenney Co., 336 tered walla, huge lot, naar bus. 194$ FORD CUR OOUFE m\ .15 per m e k . ; o a h ^ ta , htota tUe ceU ii«A aL ft. aUixed to the front wall of U4T CADDUAC Model SE Excel­ EXBCUnVEf Small welL-maanerad 313,700. Gatto Oo. OH. 94400,^«v*< V-BJQ., ...Al • AJ.rtijj-'.-w.-j i d C y n n tor, ^ l. lent eonditton. ML 3-TUS after S teraUona, adatlona. CaU Frata toe b^idtog siton be 'taowta'to"^ family derira 4-59 room un^ MANCHESTER sto7 Htaaon Tudor — Appread* Ootatoia, ML 39331 identify^ each occupant or bus;- ninga JA. 93009, 3Q. 8-0940. f ' - -mataly it s per week." " - ISXPZHJXKaBU.-.HsBrtaa...^^ |.F,> tonUahi6dvapartmaoLor..houae.., Mi 'I CABINET MAKINO-Ws also do wages. Apjdy in panaa, Bar-B- Manchester by April IsL Box Y, 0 room SSa Hudson ConverUhle — Ap- I9M NASH, One owner car, axcel- QUe Hut; TalcottviUa, 6 to 7 p.m. Herald. ^ ranch home, near----- Univ( Jnlverii^ of lart condition, driven leas than 76 aU types of carpentry worit, re­ n.6MED SEWERS ,1952 FORD OUSTOH TUDOR $ 1 1 proximaWy |8A0 per week. M r. Letts. IPs Beei TION V by adding the foUo%vin;; (ter garage. N itasize lot. One Coon., tar road, school bus, fire­ 1$W PO N TIU 184$ PONTIAO milaa ainea angina overhaul, also modeling, alterationa, additions, O f Caurae" COUPLE DESIRES 4, B. or 8 room places, panelling; picture window, X-D**r. Btaek. RtoUo, heater. HydnuMtle, radte aad heater. tear. Radte, heater. ' SSU Dodge Sedan—Approximato- new abocks, muffler, paint and et^ Good workmanship and res- AUCTION to paragraph 5, (h) For too erec­ house or apartment, unfurnished. elde available immediate A -i eoadlUoa. tion of office buildings In Resl-' immediate occupancy, or udll ly StHr per week. tires. Quick sale nactaaary to set- aonable rates. Eatlmatea glatUy ■aiiiat Obaaed MITIQUES — CONN. CHEST— FURNITURE Pine references. Rockville 93497. o ccu p a p e y . troda tor city property. Box 43, V-859...... $1495 Ue esUto. Tel. JET. 9-7SW. given. CaU Dick at PL 9SM6 or C sone in^accordruice with Willimantic, Conn. John at ML 397SS. ARTICLE n, SSmiON V. Many Other Listing . SSdl Pontiac Sedan — Appraxi- N ft I Rodto-TV Sm v Im Day Walla, i ^ CHINA» GLASS— Cft I PRINTS— $ 2 9 7 $ 8 4 7 1M 4 DODOi CUSTOM IMl SmupAKER nataTy:|2TS per weafcT 1943 CHZ7VROUST8, two to chooqe S7 etaekwaadher 8 t Watefw (8) Amend A R IV ^ IV, SEC­ pusiness PropertY A l^ V E R , BOLTON, (Toventry — OAJIAOEE. Wood, brick, cinder ATnC CONTENTS T. J. CROCKETT, Broker 4-D0or. Radio, htater. Caupe. from. ExceUent condition, ful^ Fraeflus TION ifitti; a l c o Ho u c l i q ­ for Salt 70 100 UsUnga, ranch types, (taps SS4S Packard Tudor — Apmnxl* equipped. 30 day guarantee. Take block. Financing arranged. Resi­ BBRVKEB OBAROE UM From Estofo of JUDGE ROLUN U. TYLER u o r s by adding the following to" 244 Msln Street' Cods, , coldnials, new and rid, eover*. Sa.78 per w e e t your ebdea, $596. Cantor Motor dential Bunders, CHSpel 7913L MclONNIY M O l RentoVed Fraiu lAte Hane to lyienrlDe, Ceaa- (c). In. Residence' or \ Industrial 100% UXJATION % mUe from 33300 and up: farms 3-900 acres. V-g97. , $045 Sales, 441 Main St aonea. except that cl-rta, . lodges O ffice: MI-3-6416 1t» roMTIAO g e n e r a l CARPENTRY — Al- TIL Ml.f.4U5 8BWBRAOB OnrOSAL o a THE U G IO N I i ALL. MANCHESTER, CONN. WiUimanUc, heavy traveled high­ (Special—North (Toventry, 3 acre 1$« CHEVROLET tWry 199138 reatl 9 t TM. ia-S-S9tS and fratenial o'rganlaaUota per­ way, w ill buUd to suit tentat, Rtaidence: MI-9-7751 farm, 0 room house, all Improve­ Cast am Oataltaa. Leaded, aB I t W t a C K A U 1$M FORD TUDOR HeCLURE AUTO torationa, addlUcna and ' hew (On LesMwd Street e « Mata Street oppoelto State Armory) Aara leather uphelstertog. conatruetton. Oormera, porches, mitted in a Residence ZonSC, toe ideal for warehouse, retail, whole- mente, poultry house, tar road,, 9Doer. Gtay. Radio, hedttr. Taiapliona SatcheU 8-S443 IVullers for Sale 8-A garages and rooms finished at WosMiMpooVBirtlM^MoOu Fob. 22^ 10:30 A.M. chief, acUyity of which l^ o t a ■ale outlet, plumbing, or general only $10,500).. Uatings always Color btata* New C O A C IirePECTlON —A FTER 9 AJW. ON SALE D A T . service carried on aa a buaiaess^ / servica. Plenty of parking. Alao, IF YOU are cramped tor space in reasonable prices. Workmanship your-Preaei)t home call ua for in­ needed. Welles Agency, CoventiV. palat Jeh; U-791. . . 1951 TRAILER — Stewart, 37 foot, Rare Comm. CSwet Oak. 4 Paiela (UtOe rm vk); (toerry idgto may, after a public bearingXanef av&iiable to' build your location. Tel. PI. 2-0073. . $ 2 9 7 ista catom raxT daluxa tudor, guaranteed. Fr«.e estimates. formation Ob this fine seven room, $1995 i$U FORD IdYL TUROR potto and awning at Vernon Robert M, Alexander. Tel. ML bey Baae. Ptne TaU Btaaket Ckest witk Tkratp F e e t ItoU Otock appreva: o* the Zoning Board of Boot 43, WlUimantic, (Tonn. New patot. tM tT' -~5*: priOo. Appeals and subject to al) the n four bedrooto home on Ruaaell 1^47 PLYMOUTH Trailer Court John Martin. >ML 97714. Case to Fine, MltckeU A Atktoe Shelf Ctoek; Vletorton Set witk street. House ia la new conditiem MWit— poo to iook. coin* SMa, Qeatleamn’e .Ckair and 8 Side Chaire, Blakegany Card TSUe striettona of this secUon, appl W uicd~-Rcul BfUts 77 9Dopir Dougiaa Motore. Eamu and Land for Sale.71 from top to bottom. Steam oU cover*. New NSiW PRE-englneered garage. No wttk Paw FOet small Empire Seeretaiy, Franldto Flreplaee tor a club liquor license to to/i heat, two-car garage, latge fenced READY BUYERS waiting. For Im- ’down payment, five years to pay. (bnwe decoration), 3 CUIppendale MIrrera one ah naneaal S proper SUte Authority. Such ap- S3(ALL FARM, aevCn room s, bath, in lot. Priced at 314,300. The Jar­ 1IN OHEVROLET V-98t. $545 1 1 l l w d l iroval to. apply foe a riub liquor mariato action list your, properto M FORD Auto Rtpulriug — Fslutinir 7 Built to your apecificatipna. 30- ' Beetioa Mantel Mirror, Emton Ckain (reee earved), TOp of Ptoe fireplace, oU heat, four acres at vis Realty Co., 454 (Tenter St, 3Q. with the Albert J,-OattoCo., Kaal- 'Caavertible. One ewMr at 4-Deer. year warrantee. Pay aa Uttle as Corner Gu|*eard. Empire Sldekeard, Vletortoa Gnat Iran Hal ficeitse. When granted by the Zon­ land. Poultry houses. H. B. 3-4113, evenings Mr. Werbocr, ML tora, (TIL 9-g430, evenings, 3 a SPECIAL ATTENTION couAtion at $4.60 a week. By American Home Rack, 3 Drawer Empire Sewlag Staad, Oemmede. Bktoket Okeet, ing Board of Appeals,..ahaU ap-. Grady, Broker, JQ. 3-8009.. - 97347. 39040, JA. 93081. Development Coip, For eklmats, Wkat-Not MarMe TOp IkMe. 'Aaeeeter Portrait .(weed panel), Ply to toe applicant only and shalL to retuminc KOREAN CAR BURN OIL? JQ. 95079. Shrubs” Bie SAVINGS $ 8 5 0 • I Prtato (amaU folia), 8. Stoap Kearsage Staktog Ala- not be trat|afcr.ible. / Ea s t e r n CONNECTKJUT — Ex­ MANCHESTER—48 foot ranch, six LiZnNOS WANTED — Single, WAR vctcnuis. A f iM M f B maa." "Bam Ftoklag." "lagleatde Whiter.'' "Sale of Pet * —n*-." (4 ) Amenid ARTICLE V. 8BCJ- ceptional buys dairy; poultry large rooms, expandable, hot two-family, thraa-family. bual- AU CARS USTO AiOYf CARRY coupe, etkere. Bram (markle base) Candle HeUer . with LHhephane "nON " by a^ng the following' Prc-Wfii^ Cars AvaiUible $50 to $100—No Money Down Economy overhaul, m bit aO farms, up to 400 acres, with or water heat, full cellar, breexeway, neae proptaty. Have many* cash teondlUan. RoofUff-^lktaf ,18 iptos ptodwe Shade, Glraadofc Oeaterpleee, Steeple ctoeh, Rogen Oreop, J® Pf^Ftata 6,, (1) For permtaaioa without stock. Welles Agency, Coy- two-car garage, many extras, buyera. ilortgagea amngoA 30-DAY UNCOHDinONAL G eM ^ iP I* n rapid--r.- P*rts and labor 349-96. M I-3-4m for ■NfflMir, I WTOfw --- SmaB Ptox Wheet B|ebed Pita Glam, Lacy Saadwldi. Watotfaed to clube, lodges, and fraternid or-' entry. Tel. PI. 2-4872. trees, view, nearly two acres, Ptaaae call Georgs L. Grariadlo. MORIARTY ^Motor No money down. 14.90 month­ RAY'S ROOFINO Co. BuUMm Type Decaater. Vartooa Pltehera. Pewter Taapet (Dixea A Sea). S*si*®tltatoteyitoisj'cSr”' 17,1984 ' V \ ■X':. 4 . / : ■ ■ / /r , : ' "yHJy:n - t j t- J - ? u - y " '- '■i/ I -■j. / i - ' :•■ y ^ r :r u . ; i . - ; : ' - k j I J ( • • . ' • / / ' • ■ ' 'J. I ICAKiAUaSTER EVENING HI»ALD, MANGHESTER^ CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY J9,1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALiL MANGHE8TER» pPNN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,^ 1964 I.. - ■ I., ilTl I CWdaek,'^H<9«ttrat in'flom TotdifH iataa ivdhMn'^ai^M Th«mai Dr: ] Publw R ecoils 1,1.800. , , '?■ .,;To-F raiA^ H for, ja m>» .-•1^ p*. otbfyv'''.8*rbom‘ ■ dwefiliigv at-vflreeny Warrnateo'Doeda wood D r„ $18,000, John Dirgo to ‘Carrol W. Web­ Wabber to Robort W. Uckingfaaib y . to will roopen Tuooday moriiiiii:. and Halan J. Lucklagham, 8^-274 To Bmeat Ritchie for Mba Groaa* “W svO al ^m af" W han* 1 h Qj at 8:80. ber and June V.;Web^uh.feopettg took St. man and David Werbner, owper, .'"fc- and MoUllan Storoa. Ob., toniuit ''erlMlukiiY. GaseeieCeigoie . iliPaM bo bn Dik Ai •' vf. ■ ■ k / . f : ■.JSixnioy Broa to Tbo Homheater. 1 ^-wlth a box Ifiaa Claire>AnB L a m o n x o. for aherat^na to a dtota 'at 87$ Joatph Hoaaatto to Jack Peatihf-' tr in t Oo..‘1admintatnitot' o f Jeaaie Main 81., $800. , lUntVni;' • m a m s la u y bo daughter of Mr, and Mra John to and^AntOinatto. B; Pbettltto. .W; IMdwPt propoity a t 48 Ghest- ’* 0 .8 ■: ATUWttV88MISUI«l«m '‘Ibx. Uorvia B. tamonxo, 10 Joan ltd., wax " .■ J-W property B»M Xib4ir»Mb- 8 1 .10 tbo Bmte m e Playera' produc­ aweO 'Ot tbo wtaitor. ^ tion of **Tw Lady’a not for Burn­ X- w-rr., t-r#. •• r "*.?. ing" hr^lohybsr^ Japan. 'A 'form er 4_ »**rwM** f . 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.aio aalM M anly wHk tho fceat dry cleaalag *nie cuirtain Tises on 4i bright new worlil of achievement ^‘^in automotive'’^gineering An yon aatlallegwtth loMir S J i r.: z o f / and design, as your local dealers prouoiy [nresent the \ / Q -i e t V f S 1954 models of leading cars. Holding %pen house” tomorrow, Sunday and Mti^day NEW MODEL .... >< • "fc’ - — Washington’s Birthday.X^ey cordially invite you to \ — U O N D il t n V CtEANINO ■/' «'/■ Given On C O D. Oeliveries thopti supporH you R^.<^9,95—New ...... -k enjoy a thrilling ^ w experience in saf^ smooth motoring in the YOU SAYI fc; a siiidIo toom, R.9. J45.00 .nif $49.»5L-)*4 , * 3 8 ®® Get a driver’s-seat-view point on the 1954 models. stitch, stay or boM / RANGE & FUEL OIL ■ % - . Rag. $45.00 and"$49.95^ow Demonstration arranged to suit your convenience.

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r_-^jrr-^.: BRUNNER’S, Iri^ McCLURE AUTO COMPANY, Inc. „ROCKVIUJE ROAD. T A U X m vU iJC 372. MAIN STREEX.. . Wide and narrow* Also, contour styleB. Black only. WheiLihow old ^Rliindjamin^ got, out -wAi for woodwork, for any project you SATURDAY, FEB. 20, SUNDAY, FEB. 21 ■ ;V i MONDAY. FEB. 22 i^re m mind. Stop in and inspect bur stocks ..A. ■ aHMDHed lumber—See the “difference.” X. Girla* Shop^2nd Floor 9 AJW. to 10 P.M. NOON to 10 PM . 9 A M . to 11 PM . • - • ‘ - • Our Nu-Wood ceiling tiles . V-- ...... , ■ '' i^ .r------build — insulate — deco­ A t last. . . a noB-anmar ^rpa lipstick with* rate. They go up over old matecUUs. We'll give .id- “atay-on lustra” that won’t blot nvrny, staliation tips. won’t fnda nway, won’t wanr nwny. Green SUmps Given With Cash ^ le s - -A'"' Craniny, aoB-diying, landlia-ri^ . . . its BE SURE TO SEE THE STREET PAIIUIE STARM C AT 2 PM. TOMOnU^ *'-, T. satiny “stny-on lustra” lasts for hours. Monthly Terafis Come in for Max Factor's Color* a«d -t/k P«r«d« will form on Hartford Read, ptocaad u p ^ in Sfraat to > l|a Cantor; than North to Woodbridgo Street, to Monchoitor Gfoon; fast lipstick today. In 9 gtowing V IA V Center and Cantor Streets to Olcott Street. TEL.IO-9-5253 Prompt DeUvery fashiba ahndas. you can*t blot oway the histre CO.

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Vance (right), president of The Studebaker Corporation, and Paul G. Hoffman. Chair­ W i i l Y S , Plympuith I Commanders and Land Cruisers man of the Board, were in a reflective mood as they stood beside the CONESTOGA, Studebaker'a brand lead all other makes in the weight- new, all-steel kt^tion wag:oh for 1994. Designed for “people who go places,” the car was named for Uning area ratio, and only one the original Conestoga wagon in which the founding brothers of Studebaker travelled to South Bend. Ind., /■ jnaka^Wgh-ptto«4 irom -QWo.. mojc th w years:ago... Like. Ihe..,new .spbrts to9dtdltvao,d.«d»n»,..tlw,,CONEaiC^ was ;the Champion. This fact was re- designed for. Studebaker by internationally famous R a^ on d Loewy.. It is available In both the pop­ >v^ed in technical data based on ular Champion and Cotqmander V-8 Series in eight spHd and live two-tone color t^mbinations with har­ sill makes of can, using 4-door, monizing vinyl interior tclm. ■ V t-passenger sedans for comparison. New Brake Drum Seal ■ Total lining area on the Com- to combine flashing getaway'iktth thro’Jgh elimination of excesr ERASES DISCOMFORTS ^maMeir models has been increased gas saying operation and positive weight, reduction of wind resist­ 7 ’54 Plymouth Belvedere t o IWJS aquare inches, Anil on control- .- • ance at the front, and air “drag" Chrysler’a Orlflow shock ab­ Wfllys Deluxe 4-Door Ace for 1$S4 'Champion models to IM. square Low Pedal Pressure at the rear. sorber .incorpora tea new principles •IlKdMd. A new brake drapi s««l A new clutch linkage on cars ' The result is that owners get of controllliig fluid flow and thus .also was designed Ul keep out road equipped with conventional or more miles from every gallon of regulating the resistance de­ t r. V - - - •>- ^splash and dirt. overdrive transmission provides a gasome. veloped by the shock absorber : Brake lining avea .ptt'\%dO^ ftexibla hsll Joint operating shaft Introduction of the Conestoga ably to highway safety, -CM> fawwpnet Ar IMS 1954 ttuimm. H c m l HsHyuiood 'Bounds of weight o n ' the’ . Com- to qssdrk correct aUghment at all station wggon revealed an engi­ under Varying conditions. The re­ tSumder is «2.8S sqi4 tt'tndhssV'«n4 times H^d provide quiet, long life neering advaneement that com­ sult is greater ride softness on 'that Of the Land GBoisec B 0 .4 0 operation with low, uniform pedal bines tha. comfort of a passenger average, roads, freedom from ./■ .‘dquare inches per 1,000 povlnds . of pressuto. , car ride with the.nigged load-carr much of the jolting discomfort* on Em you drivi teeight. The Oiamnion nSis., OQ.ff Acceleration and performance rying ability of a utility vehicle, trough roads--a much improved, square inches of liafitg , 1,000 havm been stepp^ dp bn both' the l^ is was accompUshed by varl ride tuider any conditions. pounds of weight. ' . ' Champion and the .Commander able rate rear springs that have bold fo btlltut/ ; The new brakinK.systqm con* .without sacrifice of traditional two stages of deflectton. It to not possible to accidentally 'Hpea the principles « f 'a0l^eenter• aeud^baker -economy as a result When the Conestoga Ms hauling ktoit the engine of Studebakers Hadabn*a aenaatioiikt Twin H-Powad* :ii^ and seU-energisto# brake shoes of incteksed. compression rationin' three passengers, for example, the equipped with Automatic Drive combifiw with new Instant Action thO powsr plants of bjOth can^. first stage of springing provides 4 » give greater braUng' ettidiOricy. When the car to in gear. The start­ Engines give you reserve power X • 'ihe Automatic Brive .transmle- A'Utomatlc transmiaaions on the soft, restful ride of a -tea- er will n o t' operate unless the beyond.Any you’ve ever aean—and at X- sKm available on both Champion Champions now have three, power senger car. As. cargo weight y is selector. lever to set at “Park" or any poM in Ute drivingjan^ .and Commander models is another ranges .to.A'Drivc’’ position; auto added. tfl«. second, stage.of spring-, ••Neutral;’’ ------— of Stndebaker’s ah'*g4heenr1 n g matic low, intermediate, and di­ taif' bears the additional load. Twin H-Poerer is a multiple fueling ‘ achlevementa Borneo of Its.teatures Variable rate rear springing on HUDSON HUDSON rect, The autorakSiP low; gear start •Chirysler’s-f uH-timec power Steer- mratona.that developa nxwa poerer from . are independent fopBisd air makes possible much grto^ ais siafldh wagons Ifs aiiotlMf Studio every d r ^ of ga»—«nd y<^ .don’t need acMtamical direct driVb for m ra a k adanttoBvat lowt .tf«ffie.ape«is. - baker first that enables ownen to: Jpg providea 80 per cent • of the steenn)f Effort required'regafdleM ~ {Menduiid'nieQ'' Compact, economical aditloa of IKa cruiaing apeeds, and an anti-dreep Another objective of engineers get makimvin use otit of the ve^ Hornet, arith outatandii^ gas aconomy device that prevents care from has been to eliminate excess htcle without sacrificing either of whether the car is being parked Hornet, gives you Hocaet-lika/glamour or driven at varying speeds. And when yow add the noad-hugging • and poararia Um low-nediUmprioa iMd; and hahcNiag ease. Has tha aamaiBg creeping forward s t traffic signal weight in order to obtain the hi.gh oonsfort or iftability. ride of Nnda^a exduaive '’step-down” a t a new tower prieafiir 10 roadability of tha Horaai. Prioas start lights. est operating efficiency from en design—you have a brandrnew kind of ■ear tha loaraat. Over eighteen years of. research gines. Studebacker chassis and New high-roU-centrr front sus­ 'The first Chrysler was intro­ motoring: exciting, smooth, safe! We The Belvedere four-door sedan is one of eleven beautiful body types in the 1954 and development have gjone into bodies,have, been designed to take pension on all 1954 Chryaltr mod­ duced .In Janupry, 1924 in New tisTw M ^ R nuCivint R- - ..J —^ uuhii iwin .. Rn^T^owvr R .... MORS I'■WW BOtttMA 1 c a r ta th e lew-priced fleM and enrtertahrewty Hng jPlymouth line. All models are longer than their predecessors and aU ar« available with Qte Studebaker Automatic B iive full advantage of engine efficiency els reduces body lean- on turns. ' York City. ready and waiting for you. See us! THREt OF A KIND... in Gl amour, Peril nmoncP, cinrl Cjunliti cbangea disttogiaiali VU^s models for IWl. A new —flupsr-HurrieaM” sis-eylinder engine which Plymouth’s new full-time power steering and with Hy*Drivc, a nodhUt gnmhination, •Optioeal atestm e«a delteers 111 h.p. has increased Willys horsepower R7 per eent over ’53 models. A hroad one-piece rear g taa^M trial aa4 ether'ipaeUeatiain aad irraeanrim aubjaet la rhaaea a iltaa t i window ia standard in all models and biiyera have a rheice of 13 monoUme and two-lone hodr color \ aaniKinstkins in tbs Willys EagU, Aea and Lark modsla. Illustrated to the Aee Deluxe four-door sedan. TOP VALUE WHEN YOU BUY.. .TOP VALUE WHEN YOU TNADEI------Brown-Beaupre, Inc; 358 East Center StT ★ ★ ★ ★ ★• ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ AAr ★ A iAr'^ \. Roy Motors, Inc; 241 North Main St. \ - - x AT OUl * WASHINGTON'S imtHDAYl * DeCormier Mator Sales, Inc. « OPEN HOUSE ALL DAY ■' '• V ^ - A ' ' w You’re Invited to «i*lt our special display of glamor-/ McCLURE AUTO QO., IRA^ -e«e-lM 4 IfiMtaMia: th e fahutons Herwet, D. fl;-fiterlr Maple Street 634 Center St. isecrsuyrr—s-o-pii- a Washington's ^ cauuniMon: the' spectacular Wasp, which gives Hornet-Uke performance In the low-medium price 373 MAIN STNEETe-w MANCHlSm jN fleMi^aad 1^ , get—a compaef,^ ration of..,(kc.)^qrM v v ■ /fritlb;-pclM~w6Aiiii'g iiiw ' the

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EU8MCE IN ACnONI r illUUMT MIAV or .'M OOOfiE.Cm. - VISIT,OUR .IPJPJAk JP f H, MUSE -c4nu XV. ecir^-;cci NEWt0l0ia...NEW il00ELt ON WASHINGTON’S BIRTHOAY - IV . .-..rt V, V- ttito tbmWnw.TJodK^ Mutwhemei * -I for the wident sel^ibh of body models, I ^ p in during our traditional Open ance: DodgeDodl set 196 official new with cither V-8M»r “Six'* power.^and a- Hflucfr ccieJbritieB PB Wariiington'c - AAA TertjTfls for stamina and en­ -.4 .41'—'.hi.'..: wide ranee of prices to fit eVery purse. Birthday. Getan ejreful of our excit­ durance, and topped all other 8’a in . *1 See new Jacqua^ interior beauty,'color- ing and degant new Dodge. Discover matched to a line of lovely new cofors. the grueling Mobilgas Economy See all the smart new. styling featura all that’s new about the '54 Dodge, ’ Run. Spend some tune with the that make Dodge ap lirpanfly mew ia 8 its style, ita luxury, its grace, its new '54 Dodge in our showroom— gnat series of cen; great new engines and automatic and then behind the wheel. You^k power fjMturea- Get the low-down experience aometbing n n f in driving IM rt-lat IMgl on Dodge record-breaking perform­ enjoyment.

NEWEST: MOIT EXmiN8 mTNRES OF MOTOROOMI EXCLUSIVE, LUXURIOUS JACQUAND FAIMCS . Ite W Itoppsd-vp 1504i.a Rad Ram V-& •-.I - HE!W ootor-harmosind iotarion. Be. axquiaito, eolor-itodcMl Jacquard fabrics . . N E W ucinivt Jacquard fabrics. fabrics of such quality they have never before N E W luNy-Mtomitic FowarFltte, tmoothaai, moat bora used in a msdium-primd ear—so rich they New aad eeUrfal atyUag cmaWaed with eatoUad- ragiae. Driyer ceattW ia h y sa ^ threagh - powarful Mteeiaiic dria* on iht road. grace the most expensive topestries and drapa-iw. lag eagiaaeriag feataraa mark the aew 1954 aew aaU-rell frrat is is rasini.They aiw Thii 1054 Feri CresUtoe Ferier M4aa—e«w this year—hu iaterier besely .sad aew pewer .atrifto Chrysler Whidsor DcLaxe serlt* wHh g WkecIbaM la S-paaatager sedaa, cM craps. spaeiat .Newprat N e w hril-tiiM PoNW Staoring Gay. colorful, yet durable and easy to clean, wmaliy faaad aaly ia cratly Uawasiaes. Its saiart aew grille hat a characteristic Ferd ceater cpiaacr, ef 135 V4 laches and,pawered ^ the hlgh-perfersi-' kaid-lep erape, cravcrtlW* <*WPMTewa aad N E W Airtsnip Mr Conddionw. these fabrics give Dodge, interior eolor-harmoaiee rcceocd paridai lighto aad Jet4ypc air tcaap.LUtc all 1954 Fard patscager cars, it has aew hall-Jaiat Mgh-cewprsratra Spitlre llS-hersepewer Caaatry wagea aad I pasaragee aedaaa. P IU S many boltt-in ’’ixtra valut” ftalurai that of superb smartaces and quality! fraat sa^caslaa fer easier haadUag aad tha ehaice af cither Fard’a cwiiplctcly aew lSB4i.p. T-hleck BHka tha ’54 Dod|t your Imt boy. iUOANCi IN AcnONI V4 eagiac. ar the aew 115-h.p. 1-Mack Milchgc Maker Six. Far aase aad driviag pleasare it haa International model RrlSO, 134-inch wheelbase truck with 8V^-foot de luxe stake body, ia fewer stccriag, pewer hrakca, pewer eperated wiadews aad beat leat, pits Fardaaiatk er evcrdrivcb orte of I'TO basic tnu^ chassls modela in International Harvester’s line of motor trucks. For availabla at extra caeC , Eittr Now! Oodgo 40th Anniversory AU-America Contoif.. .Win Two Wetks Away with Double Pay light-duty trucking jobs better served. bV stake models. International offers a choice of 8H- and 7Va-foot .atake bodies for 127-inch and 134-inch wheelbase models in the R-llO R-12Q — f m Dodgo-Plymoutb Oiitir BrinpYou-Donny Thoma*. ABC-TV. Bart Parks is "Braak Tbt Bwik." ABC-TV-Ray Rown, NBC RadW — and R-ISO series (GVW 4,200 to 8,600 pounds) . This and International’s‘other light-duty models are powered by the 100-horsepower vnlve-in-head Silver Diamond 220.engine. Dillon Sales and Service Brown-Bealipre, Inc. INCORPORATED • 634 Center S t GOrrity Brothmps. tnc. »■ t ' 319 Main Street 358;East Center Street ■ J : TolJand Turnpike, TolcoHyille

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V-: 'Xj o.xAjX-XX-- t--. I iwts- ■ \ V ii" f-1 ■ " X! ' < ■-''v. ■■■ 1- ■\ - • -a.- x \ 7.. f * ■ V . . ^ f Ter : //y N- / ■' / I ,. , /'•'. . //,(■ i / V ' ' / ■:■’■ f ,; - ■• , ITF ■■■ ,,■ . " i . - i : ■J ;i i- v; I ', i? •; r-J- MANdHiiSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19.1984 t ; ' .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE3TER, CONNw FRIDAY, PI^BRUARY 19,1984 W a p p i n g ' U baan. detarmlned, our - aughiSWta B($l i4rf ,G ^ Fresh fiem u^ Trealm ent ...»y,i„i.r, ■ ------then procaadtb adupetbu desHuMF "CKiliri^SH'SlicIl of’Km draaW car to' future production modela.' B h r iHb to W ork. m .TTie advanced atyilqg reflected In , H Styling {tpe 1954 Buicka la the .result of r i '. O '- r . building many such "dra^m" cars. From- Linotyp0: Wiles said. < bi Advertising ■ -.x ■ 'X- -ii'f-. > niu I ji 1954 Buick ' / Wapping, Pall. 1» — (Special)— MUe, Chanel Back Sanford .MaUttiHatic teacher Many features of Bulck’s ad­ It BUaworth Memorial High vanced new atyling for 1934 were In Style Business chool for the past 10 years, and borrowed from the ''dream" cars 5 a inlor claaa advlaor. 'h a a . resigned Buick has exhibited throughout nd will leave the teaching pro* the country during the last three By ROStftTE HARaROVE talon after school today. yearSi Ivan L. Wiles, general man­ NEA Correspondent Sanford is planning to enter the ager of Buick and vice president Paris|NEA)-3-After 15 years r- of Oeneral Motors, disclosed to-, dvartlalnf field. Members of the day. j away from the'fashion worki, the acuity gave him a surprise party Internatlonrliy famoiia Mademoi­ L-?. iftlecently and presented him with a "Ws've always taken one or two features from our dream cars and selle Chanel le coming back. She l l ^ i t watish. reopened her excluetve' fashion Miss Bdith Pefason of Lynn, adapted them t, . '. r . 'v j ^>-1 ^ ^ 1 21 The hot lunch menu at the high And So ’a Your Cow Bunny apeedpmeter, new wheel covers acy. iyecend Lt. Alfred :R. Rogers, son and front bumoer were taken from /- vchool cafeteria will be dropped th" Rulck Wildcat. 7tllei Chrnel Is not alihing at a rtiglnnlng Mar. 1 and revert to a By MirRRAY HINCIJtUt < gusted, he's lookb^ for a dog .o of John R. Rogers. 1163 E. Middle re-dy-to-weer m-'-ket; Her col­ ...J ‘ - - • s- ' . , "Tliere ere. the • moat ohvloiie RALPH BEARD: Indian' head lines in an Indian headdress. andWich program. Principal Hen-, . AP NewsfeaturM kick. If he is huiolKsted, he's eat­ Tpke., flat been assigned to the fe-iturc* ad'iptdd .from o)tr dream lection v d P .if i scid. st-ess the iffv Adams says the number of pii- Tucson, Arlx —Many people ing cLag dust—being assigned to 68th Armored Field Artillery Bat­ iiltrs-luxurious simplicity that U '4 rer»,‘; Wlles.aald, *T7tere are sev­ la Reno, OklA — (MEA) hot lunches has been decreas- earmark thinga, and talk turkey. the most humiliating trail Job of talion of the 1st Armored blvlaion. eral others. Jk’oh a* tl’S hood em­ msde. bar vorld-fsmoua between machine, setting bis thoughU di­ jllrig for-aome time. You probnbly have aaid "It'a a dragging behind the herd. Before coming to Fort hood, blem on the'. $9*4 BImlark, which the two world wars. Ralph Beard Is an Indian of all rectly Into type. w '? '- A guidance program for the en- cinch" when you linew you could ‘Tf he la angry, he's in a 'horn- Te;caa, ht. Regs, s attended the Ar­ trades. The Cheyenne-Arepabo is ^r^rvr’tHr'^ . / i vn,* pptterned efte- the hood e.fn- In his school days, Baard waa i 'fyre student body at Rllsworth do something. And If something tangilna, sod-psWing mood. One tillery School St Fort Sill, OJrla. bl*tn on the Wildcat." a letttr^winnlng athlete, eapeclal- • ? jHigh School, In charge of Mrs. way to calm him down la to say, He Is a graduate of Manchester a combination dancer-printer- is ha.vwire you know It is out of Wile* nolnpM out that Buick ^nveP8tein Briefg writer • prln tar and yOu never ly prominent in football. Lfter. ’Jtsther Mohn of the familty, was order. ' ‘Jeet haul In yors neck, podner.' High School and the University of originated the Idea of the so-cplled jiheld yesterday. Specialists from Whenever you use these expres­ Chin OB Instep Connc'.tlcut, where he was a niem- dream eSr tm-lOlf when It Intro­ know what he's liable to do next. I scenes trom^ hle^ndla? chUdho^ \ Irl'artniis Companies talked oh the sions, you are using the language . "If be i's.cbpfused or non-plu.-aed, lier of Phi Epsilon PI rralernity. Belgium Aid Team . Strangely, although he's one of! have received considerable note services, englheerihg, nura- duced tho\^,IT' Job. At thnt time of the old west. he's got his sours all tangled up. In Joining the 1st Armored D i-ithr "Y” .Tot),-bu'lt on a i>„.stand*’-d America's leading Indian dancers, * Ih««- was In Washington that Beard derives most happi­ ndixed them around a bit. and ing; his chin on Ills ihstep." against the enemy in Africa and ITnnv of fte advanced atyling,,pain thla week, briefing a team the ceremonial dances- of his peo­ ness. He delights in interpretlnjg H ie iaiaworth girls varsity pas- came forth with aayinga that- 611 To kill a man Is to kick him into Italy d'.u-lng- the Sepend V^orlfi ple are so expert that he's been his people in paint and dancfc He I ketball team defeated Simsbury a funeral proceMlon; to make him War. The "Old Ironaldea" Divisibn. feitiires op tb t ''T ” Job 1 of business and induetry repreaen- oiir speech to such an extent that nd-oted to production cars^ The, tatives who are scheduled to goto riected a director of the American ■pends many hour a informing -\ M SI Igik hei*e Ttfeaday, giving the lo­ we sometimes forget their orig­ into wolf meal; to put him to bed aa the 1st Armo.ed la nicknamed, ms'T-uraert n*n«l of all Buick* i Belgium to aid that country In its Indian Exposition at Anadarko. the American peoole of the many ts alx wlha against one loss for inal meaning. w'tn pick and shovel. "Heeding lor is now engaged in Intensive tia n- bull' in the Inst 10 years wa» a i economic recovery kinds of Indian dances—and also the Last Ko.ndup" and "BmpCy ing as a combat-ready armored But dancing la only an avocation e season. Dr. George D. Hendi'icks, a pro­ modification O' the o-c o vthe "Y” Sllveratein, who has been to Bel- with Beard. He makes 'his living in reviving Interest In Indian cus­ \ x.vi/-.•■VT-- , Heart Fund Hits $100 fessor, at -North-Texas State-Col­ Saddles in. ..the . Old Co.ral?. i r e .'■.Qtxe...at :IU. vaat. central . Ter.a; .lob and .Bulck’a-4llBtlncUve..front .t.ium twice under one phase of thta toms among the Indiana them- i 'Mrs.' ■PmT Hull| ihilrm an'of The' popular songs taken from suthen- home. ' setting , type for JSl Reno lege at Denton, Tex., has been enrt stvl'n- evolved from thi* car. country's foreign aid program American. He w#h't~ to " Indian -selves;-—------^------—— i Fund. drive, said $100 has gathering metaphors • ■ ■ |heenr cbllectiMf ’ to ' date towards a ' "A fllly," says' be. Hehdricka," Baked pear.) make'''"a'n ' biif- rhe., whole, principle..Af dream .servetk.aa.elMlniiM f^ one-of tb«< schools and leambd the printing- . .^Indian days -are dwincBlnjr country, checking: their" source, styling la to jUvc our deslTnara m atings, and spoke on the prpft. trada at the Chilocco Indtgn fast,’’.J8eard says. And he’s ana OlV' 4iaplfty n«w in dtalcr ihowioomt, 19M 4 | f ^ . o f $600. A njronnw ^ was misr and “Seeing* hoor - wWFely - • are" .l:‘la .a . jrcung. .lady, but. chivalry of-tfalarwovld. dessert when they sM dttr -engineers frdbT rttt-^>-■(ff*' fo«r iniatew*bidlt~midels will have a i^ M glnu !|sed in the house-t'l-hoiise canva.ss would not parmit the use of t'na a it served, with a custard sr *ftnw-W'bc met In'TO Schbbl: He’s ijee'n si hMtypUit' bh' Tnthan 'Who 1* doinr Titi beat to hunuy Packard! and m^ium priced Packard with t i t Koraepower, and for the flrat time the used todaii. He Is convinced t>e ■ce, vr’o^> and puriure rmy’ id;-*." Europe .In general In the light of several Oklahoma newspapers. Keep the traditions of the past Qipiwnvuppera“ • l■allcklaoncn - ■ tht ■ mc^ phut of !fl tht pionttr ear Packard/Vltramatic no*^ft transmiaaion will be* ISpundsy may send a contrihiitlcn to -western cxprejislons are here to word maie to designate a married made vfith bsov.-n sugar, and W"«* a-'d. '“ ft— ♦•'* atvl!-v* o' hi* own enoerience. Nowadays hs does more than alive. tnjmnfaeturer'a expansion program.. _ im. The Ciippera______conw standard equipment at no extra cost. Another Ifber. stsy. woman. A r;a;ectable„woiran is a toasted nutmests. * d"e'*m c~r n-* b**^ complet'd. The orientation program, which set other writers' cop,”. He set* ^ 1 be made in three“ linea, ail new in duign, with' innoutioninnovation isit the additiaiddition of tubeleu tiru u op« :3* Solicitors previously mentioned The more than 700 expressions calico, .sege hep or grouse. T.vb »n actual r"od*l 1* Irdi*. a-d nut covfied three days waa sponsored his o’.vn. Reard writes a weekly You can keep pecans In the . fth auper aeriu added to. the preaent deluxe and tionUl oquipmmt.equipmmt. The Clipper< hardtop sedan above )include; Mrs. Helen Ann Hilt, Miss he has collected formed the basis terms of affection for a wife were Add some crumbled crisp bacon OP d'antaw ao that we can detar- by the U:tited States chapter of tha column for the American. "Smoke shell for two or three months, at y ajMcial ■P*ci« Unea. HiHighiighta of theu cars p r i ^ Ih t ^ Jaia a new . body type.tne. PPrimary feature of the new ”^cnJ» PInkham,, Mrs. Phyllis Bai­ cow bunny and long-haired partner. to cteamed pea* and serve over ml*** what .fantures tha nuhllc Council for International Progress .Signals." And he does his creating V I2S00 range will be new advanced body atylhtg to rd, Mrs. JiihO Sktnhcr. siid Mrs; of a paper he . delivered recently, —"The pimrher knows It is tn.e room temperature, before tha nut- ■tyliac W500 range wil ------x-.-rPackard------engine:r------it the- -U percentv.— , increau______in_ “ua* "The 6rst things to be ear­ toast for a luncheon dish. . I Hk-es.- When the public reaction has In Management! at the keyboard of the linotype meat flavor deteriorates;""' V ?® !? youthful anpuranu and able power^availabler^ai to the driver for pasting and eanor Kushn. love jvhen he get* that coffee- epeeialiy duigned fashion interiors for women. Tho^ acceleration in the critical driving range of M to sconto Collect $200 ' marked -Were cattle.” he says. grinder feeling In his gizeard. upper prke luxury Packards in four production and 70 m ilu per hour. \ ^ ISdward Kasheta, treasurer of "Everybody knows what It means Then he'll cut a rusty (go court­ y Scout Troop 62 Committee. to horn in, to pass the buck to ing), drop his rope on his 6IIy (ge •eports that $200 has been recelv *d keen an ear to the ground, to get engaged), and get hitched (mar­ [4i^e current drive to raise funds.' bed rock, or to camp on ried).” . \ ,'omeone's trail, ’ We all regret / \ '■ le drive will continue until the Just as a clincher. Dr. Hend­ 4nd of this month. Checks or When things don't pah out and we ricks, asks "How many times a rtoney orders should be made pay- have to null ;up stakes. year do you use the term Ible to Edward Kasheta, trea.s- Expresslonn Here to Stay 'b*-anded'?’’ . . frer. Main Street, South Wlnd.sor. ".Such things are here to stay." Myrtle M*> Barber And they all Vome from the West. Every cowhand knows whet a \ I Ml** Myrtle May Barber of .598 ic o r p o r j B r u n n e i Rumslde Ave., died 81 ddenly at the four-Ou.'her Is. So___ do most city '■ i / / __ • .\, Hartford-Hospital. Thumday i Manchester noming. Sha was bom here In the cowboy ssys, •He Oggers CenferX S treet \ Tolland Turnpik^--Tal^oftville 1887, daughter of the late can spit , twice and atop Daie^ Book,. V.>*i4»frUXW3a^irWOs-v; Vi’-i’S iWi S r«»4p‘.vri. kma».an4-Oann«^.GoUlns Bar.-. TiieX-ancKer 'sThowa''' 'res^eitft" Y6r ' -laa saM it It. Bh'p'ieafw sister,. Mrg. ^ »th I Daniels of Feeding HlUp. the Venerable' man with wrinkles Tonight [aaa.,j and several cousins. The In his horn.*. A man who can mix North MethodisL Come Double tneral will be held Saturday at the medicine lia.* Ihe ability to dub square and modern dance, ‘V- X. 1:30 i>jm. at the Newkirk and come with any situation. A man Community ", 8:,10 p. ip. Who means business talk* turkey ■ ;>■ 'hitney Funeral Home with burial Tomorrow ' , ' ' '-rv’: . ■ . ■ -yy"-"' t' Wihdsorvllle Cemetery. A man with coii-age knows how 'South Met iod;?t, arrlM Coup- to die standing up. ples C'l u b' George Washington’4 >-eanty of the car for years: A '■The whole gamut-of- human l> g 1oh'Hobie 1 p. m] •:i nderixing proce.*s, prevents rust emoUons------is ^ expressible in u,.. cow- „ Wednesday, FgK 14 \ ^ -' X . ' om sp'reading under the paint If country mctitphor, * Public forum on proposed ex­ He a u rf^ e is scratched. . ' [ P'**n* r ! r And No Quacksy^Either :■■ ■ '■ •' y ' 3(,<% y 1 ■/■ - flatofda.v, Feb. 27 / ,'iiiwi:*. j., 'j... Anauai Ladles Night, BrlUsh- ' C j ' '• Amcrican dub. By RICHARD ' To compound the felony, winter Annual Ladies Night, Ann Jr and waa slow in arriving in. the New Navy d u b . B al^n, N. Y. —(N ;^) XAny- York area. In • the first half, of iy know a good duck psy^la- Manchester Improvement Aaan. / Pontiac Star Chief Custom Sedan December, there Waa not once that dinner dance, Lithtianian Hall, 7 latT Bunch of crazy mlxed-up the temjperature hit frecaing, p. m. ' to m New 1954 Nash Rambler Four-Door Se4an jcka around here, and a reaaon-\ Which la a very strange bit of Friday, March $ 7"- ibly aucceaaful nutty" duck man tnetporologlcal »^harior Ind^^^^ World Day of -Prayer sarvlce, 4 •' . w . So these aforementioned duclu, Salvation Army'Citadel. 2:30 p.m. auld make himself a lot of beMeve 'there U no . i , Saturday, Mareli 1$ N ew sfyla • * • N ew pow af • • • N aw can o m y • • • ond yot cratch. hlglUv also believe th e re ‘ U no Tall Cedars Ladies Night, State IfTie’e gotU be a good man. winter.\Instead of fiylng soutK as Armory. lough, because these hgrs duck»_js their Wont, they are staying In reklly off Uieir n>ckerB, pa na AIeriick,.V.iS thcit.don'L J JAPAN, LnUEB- WESTERNH ...A - . , |uacka need apply. These hCre -What we have here, then. Is a • Manila (P) —Banaal, ' Roy Rog- licks make Donald seem a venr bunch of , deluded ducks that not ere. ^odn.a ' si^ i8ct: ’ umr It mi - Aiffed K y v b tt: •*Bfitsrdaiir."'5t f These here ducks "have what they don't eVeh know what aea- Universal International Films, and calL .•em ^a^MlJton Rack^ll. prerident of ynJ- lualona of daylight, compHcateo~ ilicateo^cgre. They quack 24 hours.a day.] versa! Pictures., said during a re- ■ -—7. a late winter- complex. ” It’s a .7i>^..gp.flshing, They fl>^ anaii^iceU iMtlhere that.Japiu lm ^ itent combination, and these They take a swim. At three .'"or mop# Hollywood motion pictures ire ductes are pitiful to.contem- fo^r In the AM, yet. 1 than snjrftyier Far East country. X ate. Not a normal bird In the Anybody know a good duck pay-{ And what type are the beet sell- inch. chiatriat? - • ers7 Westerns. Thofg WKj^psepIs or* colling tfio now 1954 Chsvrelsl giiie! They’re the m ^ efficient Only d iavralat < j This village seenM td. be ’ dl- Valve-in-Head engines in all ictly on the norlh-sb’uth duck Hio otilftaMitnfl mot8r cor volus of fhit now yoorl Chevrolet history. BriUiani ntw Bodies hy Fisher . . . New ModermMode hueri* lii-ghway, and generally th w here ors . . . New Nigh-Compression Power in "Biue-FUune I2S* cka atop for a while ft take a Chevrokit Shows *.S4 Trucks Men and women^CYerywhere Two-Ten’* and Bel Air models. New ecenemy—yet, even and “Btue-FUune //5” Engines . . * Highly Perfected Powers lad off their wings and grab a are deciding that the hew Chev- stronger gasoline savings'— glide,* teamed with "BlMe-Fkme 123“ Engine, now available New power—more pickup, more. te to oat before they hit the air M for 1954 gives more for because both of these great on all models... New Power Brakes* available on Ptswerglide :aln for point# troplcaJ. But this models.. . . Time-Proved Power Steering* . . , Exclusive Se money than any other car passing ability, more smooth- high-compression engines are ar—well, the ducks arc a con- neu and quietness of operation Way Safety Protntion, including Panoramic Visibility; Safety flock^of fowl. In hs price range. d^gned, engineered and built Plate Glass all mound In sedans and coupes; E-Z-Eye PlaM wjth either of Chevrolet's. two to wring more power from every They're Bulb Batty Heri are the reatoni why ,.. advanced 1934 engines —the Class;* Solid Pidter Vnisteel Construction; Road-hutgtng They get here right on schedule, charge of fuel and save you * Knee-Apdon Bide; end largeu brakes in Us field . . . N ne usual but they find that , tbe New style-more heauty « f line,' thoroughly proved "Blue-flame money mile after milel jdutometic Front Window end Seet Controls* eveileble ’em 125” engine teamed with Power- i.«- / y fathers haye taken down the contour and color—with stun­ “Two-ten” end Bet Air models. *OsSieil a am cag I street lights., that used to fllek- ning npw Bodies by Fisher and glide (available on all models Come in . . . tee and drive softly aiong-Merrick Road. Now modeta-mode interiors, color- at extra cost) or the thor

HuflMn /et Hh8 More Power Titan Any Gw in Its ^eiRht'Chiflfl UncolnAddK J. Turnip Rttdar i Meii^B ettib Plans Tuesday evening at 8. Victor Hebron ,, ' , BytoUng will be leaden wt'Ui Allen 'and Dive rCehbfeky ee ChBVFol^ De«ter» SjNiififkt oveflieiitd Neighbors Nigbl Junior leaders. County Agent Al­ Home^ursing bert B. Gray will be present and o f ’5 4 d s o n For Bare Mu taka part. All interested are in- TdV^ Engine '■Jit*. SI A large ettciMUnes is expected Course Slated vitbd to att*ad._/ a t the aamial Good Neighbor k m I- Sunday Beheols Expand i ijfatnr Okx 0a. h tt aa*-« piece curved «indiitiields with no Ing e< ttie Men'e Club at the South ti* ! - Sunday Scbools all over the town ' I* hare •>«'' obetruct' vieton. With Its reputation for power % Reef C l a s ' Wr«i>-mrt>und reer wlndowi end MFthodiot- Ohuroh, Monday eve­ ■eoin to be increasing rapidly. Al­ and economy already ’•stabllahed, beit B. BIHard, superintendent of Hudion W««p and j coiiner wlridowa /prt)\ide Uncoln'a 205 horaepowar overhead ning. when the club will shtertain S M er Wm p , *oP«*' i extre reer-view eefety. th« Men’e Club of Tbmpio Both V HebrorHebron, Fab. I t (flpacidl)—Mrs. the Congregational Sunday School. valve V-8 eiMne adds many, im- m W. HArafflon^ chairmaif :aaya the numbers have increased so irovements v>kich may he teen In oni. , ■ fast that It has been necesaary to le giieot epeaher «U1 bo C. El- ,6f Uieioclocal R td Cross f ^ p t a r , haa All heve new newer end' . Supplerhehtinj Hudeon’e wcU- fhe’ new 1954 Llncol.na. annoiiinced appointment of three dirifio the primary and higher to 'Hudson's '■ hnowh eese of hendUnjf U the most This low-friction high-compres- B WatklnK prominont local co-chelrineil: Mft. .Jtalph V. Se- grade* for Worship service and S fflrd e w i^ "InsUuit Action" j efficient ^ sefest power steering siOn. engine hna a compression bustnoee taSa, who la an authority cord of Gllciu], M rs Nell Wekenuin cletoea. ' ^JtthSuperwith Super InducUon inducuon en »y*tcm known in the ind^try ratio of 8 to 1 and a displacement eibtha lifo and work of Abraham of fhe Ocmer. oiiA Mrs. Wallace The older children are now meet­ t ^ pp ;eed Induction- ■ -‘system which. . iivui^on Power Steering Is optionel of 317 cut.c inches. •UneoiS and will apeak on "Tho Rrodtur of AiniJon. ing in the tipper room of the Inimims combustion efficiency et extre cost on the 1954 Hudson Living Uncobi." Mrs aifford R. Wright has re­ chapel, which is attached to the Hornet, Super Weep end Wesp The lour barrel carburetor has gntf nmddes quicker response e t; been Imi roved by development, of A ^ o t ouppor wui bo oorvdd signed her office .owing to IQ church. In this room a pulpit ha* Sne^ point In the drivini renge. Hudson Power Steering Is the a t SiflO p.m. and tlckota may bo health. The Red C r^ drive will been *et in place, and there is an direct•ection, llnkege type which a vacuum method of operating the AU w Hudsons heve the s^k,. second t%vo barrels. In normal purchapod at tho door. start m the near future. organ inatalled.The organ, a fine i w « ^ lg beeuty of ■KMgM.Une iTt*l‘« ^ V ‘»»S perking prec- driving only the first t\v6 barrels All -Bon of South Chureh and It la also announced ihat there one by the way, is dnO which Wa* ityling. e fresh simplicity of I tlcelly efforUess. It takes over Tompla Both Sholom aro cordially will be a home nursing couftc here u*ed in the downstair* Sunday when the Steering whfel is turned are iteedect but whenever the>powr clns^ lines Which meke the new er requlrtnienta of the engine ex­ InvUod to attend. under Red Cross auspiroa. Thd first School room before pianos were models eppeer lower end longer BS little as two degrees, provtdliig of the series of six will be held gt given tp the church. as much as 80 per Mnt of required ceed the breathing capacity of the - viewed from eny angle. Interiors primary ISarrelf this vacuum dia the home of Mrs.'Thomas RhalL The organ was then given to . AcSi mors Juxuripus, mpre., llcWy steering eflort\ . Feb. 28, a t 7:38 p. m; - * - Surie' May Seyms, who was ^ragm ! opens the secondary throt- Mrs. Mary Gorman of Manches­ over SO years organist at the ; appointed then in uiy models in Spring resistance of four pounc^ Ue jilateau. Lha.exact.postUon.Uiat ■"wnipiaiy ii»tofy. ------fives ■* c6hsl4rit''‘fli«r «f IBS TWatT i L ^ S i o c k s l f - ter-will be-instructor: Two hour rch»'...After---her- -death,-... her Hudson Power Steering, which rnU prevente-dangerOus overateer- will admit the right amount of cteeses will be held every Tuesday daughter, Mrs. George Boson of provides effortless perking and additional air. and fuel. . New Brunswick. N. J.-R sdar is! rraph-lik^f ecordlng darice. W evening, until further notice. The Colchester, returned the organ to ing. Hudson Power Steering works ' Entirely divorced from -the ac- (Inotattoao rurntohed By steerl^ control et ell speeds, end only when needed With, the car effectively curbing speeders on the j the graph Ootsarn R MMdMirook. laa, course will be free- Certlflcatee the church, and it la now of much ■ improved power hrekes-wre wvaH--' .celeratoc..thft .operaUon.oI .the two Nmr'^Jtfie^Tktriplke and helping | the tosoper ,^ c k s -^ .hlf^t|^ -wfllbe-given towH oonpletlnff the: service;-" •- ...... "TyplcAI of completely re-engineered diievrb-” TWiwilWiiig ' intder ■ conWjmtlonxl secondary barrela-depends only on •-'■■~'rp.'ai;:'p»ioea- bton lowered and floor area between In* , hbte as optionel equipment for the manual control until more,'than to improve the highway's fine (license numtor alongside, and course. School CloMo let trucks making uieir 1954 model debut at creased. More horsepower In each three the amount of air flo^ving through Baah Stoeko The Elementary School cioses or ' 'M Hudson Hornets, Wasps end fingertip" steering effort ih Practical addiUph to Hudson's 1954 line Is the Jet Utility Sedan, which doubles as a roomy six- safety ^ord. radios a description of the vehlcla Those Interested In enrolling new engines, greater durability through sturdier the first pair. This assures not only During 1953, the first year of to troopers ahead who make the Bid Aokod may contact Mrs. Bela Schreier or today for a week's vacation. In­ dealer showrooms this Wfeek is the three-quarter Super Wasps. qulred. After a turn, the isar auto­ passenger sedan aiid, with back Seat removed, aa a carryall for sporU equipment, salesmen's samplea flret National Bank construction, optional automatic tranamlsrioik All '54 Hudsons heve "step- sight the power supply when it is re­ radar's use. the accident and fatal- arrest. ■ Mrs. Willlem W. Hammond, either cluding weekends this will mean ton (6500 G V W )^^lte. on which dual Vear matically resumes a mrai or farm produce/Ita Instant Action engine with Super Induction gives more power and better perform- quired but resuitk in econoni.v per­ of Manchoster ..... 34 38 improved comfort andl convenianca are tm a tg - down" design and center, of course. Ity rate showed aharp reduction. Troopers say that by tlw time a of whom will be glad to answer any quite a breathing spell for pupils wheels are now atoltable. Loading weight h a s Chevrolet truck advances. ' > gravity end the outstanding dure- , shce throughout the driving range. l^e to "step-down" design and low center of gravity, the Hudson formance by preventing waste of The fatality rate dropped 32 pef epeeder has r^gnized the ra-aafaly handla .-roora- powar..la.. relaUnn., tn .»:eight. thfii> XhY. gx^ ln Its class. __ -“fmty ' piwk»d Bjr .Jual. ..through. .unnepeaaacy~.usa . o£. cent.-nr levet r far-belmv ^4hoee"ofT<>*^^ -Hr* ...... Bfnk ■ywl.TW .ei..-32 ,..,-34..,.,, --' Agnrt'ApplleaatB Reported ~ ” ■ - - —Oenlng-Bventa ■sKr—-yf safest 'typs'kiiowm. This advancbd the se.'ond barrels when they are ed. Recently, one speeder waa H am orq Conn. T ru s t. 84 89 Mias Janet W. Pendleton of Col­ r im • lionoblit bddy-end-friune con­ form of jmwer steering resisU shd parallel highwaya in New Jersey, Manchoator Trust SO — Five applicants appearad before struction. ‘ quiring a quarter to a third less not required. and the nations highwaya as a flsTCcd down going north and the Zoning Commission Conunlttec chester, who gives piano lessons at G i f i- "Instant Aotton" Hnglnes abeorbs road sliocks -Ahich t^^d .m effort to atop tlie cab at givan I The 1964 carburetor is equipped whole.' Radar was responsible for south by the same trooper. 'Til Phoenix State Bank Wednesday, for the position of the local ecHool when it Is In ses­ U. S. Martini t>Aist the wheel out of the driver's and Truat 59 Introduction of Hudson's "in­ speeds. with a new* external venting action the apprehension of twice a8 many never try it agnl"-’’ he vowed aa he 84 zoning agent. Applications art sion. #ill visit her pupils at their stant Action" engines with Super hand. Even the effect of a tire 54 Lincoln Styled A noise suppression featuig haa that lets fuel vapors pass harm­ reckless drivers in 1953 as were pocketed his rocond aufnmuns of . i l l * laoBti OoBpaaleo being considered end announce­ homes during vacation week. Ske blowout at high speed'la far easier been incorporated on all tires for Aetna Fire . . haa pupils in Colchester, Hebron, / By TDM A. CULLEN Induction sets new standards of lessly outside the carguretor when apprehended by the 'entire detach­ the day. \ ment will be made when a decision NEA Correspondent j a drink for atrong men, mainly ly expensive. Storting at 8 p. m. power end performance for high- to overcome. the Lincoln to minimise tire squeal the engine;'is Idling or -stopped, ment of State Police assigned to Revenues froni all summonea is- Hartford Fire has been reached. Gilead and other towns of the area. sailors on shore leave. / they trail on till 8 p. m., Igr whirii' compression engines. Super In­ As Fit added safety factor, Hud­ caused by the vibration of the leaving the Intake m.anifold dry the Turnpike in the previous year. sueil by State PolYce o4i the Turn­ National Fire . ImmuBlzatloa d in le flet Personal MeatiOa London— Amerlcani get blamed j R easou OntUned / time gueate wlU have consumed duction provides en instant surge son Power Stccri).g is design^ outside shoutder ribs of the tires and ready for Instant starting. Scanning approaching traffic pike go to^the State, and court P hoenix...... 10«> Dr. Winston C. Halnaworth of First Selectman and Mrs. Win- for the darndest things. Just'j The anti-American dacktiUl fac- from 130 to fOO worth ef Uquer, of power at a touch of the acceler­ v’ith the same' ateerL’ig ratio and or ‘Modem Living’ when the car is driven around a costs to the munletpallty.in which U fa and laflemalty Ina. Oos. Plump lump . . . In pre-diet dayg/fTrim llm . , . After losing 50 WtUimantlc will be In charge at a throp 8. Portsr aro enjoybig the tibn haa drawn up ah Mpoaing not tb'ntentlon pllao at IndigetMMe When the throttle la opened the from varied poeilions on the state Clavamae Turner wore an ciut- pou now they’re catching blazes from I ator, which means en added mar linkage as Hudson's sUndn-d Can. turn fast enough to cause these vent ia - shut, permitting normal trooper's car. the rectangular the violation is committed. Not Aetna L if e ...... '.100 105. Claramae Turner is a se- series of three immunluUon sunny weather in Florida for a few Hat of reasons why th^ cocktail enacks. gin of safety when* an emergency tcr-Point steering system. Even \ — ribir to slide. Buttons or spacers one penny iniiccs to the benefit of Aetna Casualty ...... 138 148 sized Amnerls costume in the [ due; Amneria, with bare mid- clinics to take place beginning weeks. the British for having invented party should be condemnad; 5. They are "loathed" by have been added between the ribs carburetor operation. black radar box clocks each ve­ Mat’s "Aida" productions. the cocktail party, and all because j grises on today's crowded hlgh- rhould the power eeeist fell, et it mul^^da of mechanical im- wrkp-around bumpers giye the Development of a new throttle hicle and iU speed on a cardib- the Turnpike. Conn. General ...... 260 ^ - and shapely legs. March 5, a t the elementary school, 1. Not only ara the jMyrical ef­ Latins. Waya might in eny car due to accident, ntS 1954 Lincoln a forward thrust. of the tires to muffle the noi.se. Hartford Steam Boll. . 4IK -S_ in the domestic science room, 9:30 MaacliMter 'Evealng Herald He­ the price of gin ia what it i* in' fects of drinking five hr aix glaas- 8. They have given rise to Greater rigidity in the hood and linkage has rasulted In a smoother bron eerreaponSent, Miss Sumh Britain. Super Induction results from an the car can atlll be steered man- menta have.'-been made in the new Restyling of the side moulding ciiift of the automatic transmis­ Travelers ...... 910 By JOY MILU^r\ I filed prims donnas tremoloso with *. m. ea of spirits on an /empty stom­ "vested interests"^makera of npe- velly, and without the severe extra adds greater visual length and a the front end. has been obtained by resigned to provide « higher oil power piston check valve in case AP Nmsfeaturea Writer Pendleton, telephooe HArrison At five bucks a pint the aver-' ingenious departure from ordinary Lincoln for 1954. sion. A larger, more flexible aingle- of pressure loss. Fublle UUUtlbs /envy. The clinic is for pre-school chll- ach "bad,” but there are other cial cocktnil mixtures, nnti-cock- effort required by other aystema The new Lincoln and Lincoln newly designed rear quarter gravel a hew*, atraight hood lock support level so there is plenty of oil to In 1948 she brought voice and dicn only. , 3-3389. age British hostess can't afford' evils: the crushed, instep, the el­ Ull drugs, the pre-cocktall face- combustion chamber design, plate rod, the low-ei end of which d.'apiiragm Vacuum distributor con- fill the coir.preaalon chamber when Conn. Light Power ... 18 Claramae Turner was a shy, fat whereby the gas-air fuel mixture when power faila. Capri models are powered by a shield accents the lowneu and Conn. Power,...... 39<4 ^ adipose to New York, where she Immunizations will be against enough gin to dampen the olives bow in the small ,.bf the back, the do, cocktail hats and oven cock­ is attached directly to the frame. tiol -has been added. Tlte greater starting a cold engine. SUN OLASSFA FOR. CAR • teen-ager back'ln the '30's. / in her guests' martinis. Therefore; Is used with greater efficiency. Hud.ron's power steering unit is 205-horaepower overhead valve length of- the car. senslUvity of the i.ew diaphragm Hartford Elec. Lt. 544 soon landed the title role in "The diphtheria, tetaniu and whooping hacked ahin—atji' as a reault of tail ties. 'V-8 engine that contains many The steering column o.i the 1954 Despite the close tolerances on It took all the will power |ihe Medium,” premiered at Columbia cough. Vaccine for prevenUon of ‘The American-atyle cocktail! being wedged into a amall, hot Aa he prepared to attend a The redesigned combustion cham­ designed for long, trouble-free Integral - back-up lights have Lincoln has also been made more eliminatea the nee'l for the me- H artford Gas Co. .... 354 PTA to Hear Talk ber, together with a silent £ong- service. It la exceptionally duraUe. aignificant improvements to en- been combined witli the readily all parts used to build the 1954 The Chrysler Is availshle So. New England could m ^ter to get up on a stage University. small pox may also be given. party must go!” ' t area wiUl30 or 30 others. I ^ jr at the Forelga Office, when, rigid.by the additibn of a rod ex-, cl-anlcal linkage previously used with optional Solex safety glass, "It is ruinous to British health ' 3. Standing' exhausts everyone Dwell Camshaft, increases power No seasonal oil change ia required. baace-ita already proven perform­ identifiable Lincohi tail lights as and H assures amble Initial si>ark Lincoln englntj and despite the bal­ 'Tel...... 844 36» In front of the nometown fcilcs in— "After about three months The —Booster shots, called for every the cocktail ia stiU entrenched, an ance. Included among' the engine tending from the column siipport ancing of aub-aaaembllaa, each Lin­ which in effect . provides sun two years after completion of the By PrrNuniliNei^^ and morale: and everything except a flamingo. American embassy offldad re­ production at all speeds, even at IVorklng parts are permanently standard equipment on all 1954 to the covd. In addition, the area edvance for smooth, positive accel­ Manofacturinc Companlea Eureka, Qalif., and sing to her own Medium’ moved into the big time scaled in oil. The entire system is refinements are a larger, more models. coln engine ia given r final, masa- glasses for your car. This Cflrysler Allied Thermol...... 39 43 guitar accompaniment. series, may be given to other chil­ "It is alien to British tradi­ 3. The quality of converaatlon marked recently: higher ranges where r^rve en­ of the colu.nn aup^rts has been eration from standing starts. '—to Broadway—and at the same tion!" at most cocktail parties is so low gine power ordinarily begins to built to. match the -well-known flexible single-diaphragm vacuum New interior trim schemes uti­ A low-restriction oil bath air talancing after it haa been ssaem- feature increases passenger com­ Am. Hardware ...... 1 4 le Ctaramae always got a Ig hand time I w4s offered a Metropolitan dren at any one of three clinics. "Sometimea I wish the Britirii diatribuior control, a new venting reinforced by addibg a braot to blcd to insipe smooth performance. fort becai:8e a large portion of sun Those receiving first immuniza­ Dr. John I. Nurnberger, director These are the battle cries of that it might as well have re- would outlaw the cocktail party. diminish. durability of Hudson cars them- lize a new Lne of moUem interior the dash and cowl top panela. cleaner forms 'he c&rburetor air Arrow, Hart, Heg. ... 384 414 St local functions, as mu^ for her Opera Co. contract. With prseti arivesL-.. ■ ------action for d'ie_new^ vacuum^on- heat is. prevented from entering Aeeoc-Spring-,-.-ivv.. 254 ■'28'4 ■sjponk as'forheriiluglng<...... tion should attend all three clinics. oLresident training.at the Institute ihostesses- in London's. West-End. jnained. Unsaid...... In the 40 yearn since we .Ungbb - AH-Hudsons for-’54-offer-the -fabrics, including - gabardine which Power steering, pojvcr ' brakes born -and encloses-a-duat-fibat cm- cany' ho Mul-sear^irig at all, I A small fee will be charged for who now serve iced beer and Can’t Mix *Em ’em, they atiU haven’t learned how advantages of "Instant Action' trbiied" four-bairrel carbufetbr-r re"^ is. being,.offered as an upholstery POWER b r a k e s f o r SAFETY the car interior and the mairked Bristol Brass ...... 154 174 Probably nobody sitting out .in ehoss the Met." .Claramae recalls. of Livlhg, Hgrtford, will speak on designed hyJrauHe tappets; a nevr electric window lifts ai^.four-way centiic fuel bowl w;hlch. is mouffCed immunlzatlbns. Mrs, Harvey Ltp- cheap red- wine at after-supper 4y Cocktail parties are absurd­ to make a proper dry martint.^ engines with the* mighty reserve Five large, ihlcro-babbitf main fabric for live first time, whip- pow’er seats are offeredXas optional O'.’er tho four barrels. This isssures reduction in glare adSfik npprect* Cheney Bros...... 84 10 front, watching the Rhntip blonde It was while she was at the "Good MehtM, Health of High baaringp in Studebaker,. Command^ filter element in the fuel pump and .. Cawysler iKwer b^ offer the ■ftWy t; johigjiway... sM stFi-.' -UiOUina ..85 ;;., 105. girl deliver eimple eqsga hberlewe- plocbtt, PTA_ Welfare chairman, parties. Not since Sylvia Pank- " of power and acoelecatiott ptondd» w self-ctexhlhg filter for the fuel €ordS( .gmuine -leeUieriib .sqiitpmmL- . Automatic \ transmis­ .'A ..contlttcous - flow of-fUtozed- sUr M et:/'tlut the lonqing foF' » .svelte htodM'atfihgeineiiti:'• SchoiA 'Moya '.and' '.Girts”", at -the hurtt‘‘ch*ih« heratfr r«i the iron-- ad, by Super Induction. et- engines aiipport the crankshaft, weaves and spim nykm. Interior around the fuel bowl when the en­ maximum In safety. If the engine E m -H a rt...... 304 334 l.v but untrained contralto, Imagin­ figure became overpowering. Waddell School auditorium on of missionary work, and then the tank. «► sion Is, of course, standard equip- Father, Son Janquet Held railing.* in Westminster on behalf FUght-Une StyUng greatly reducing "whip" and vi­ trinu arc color-harmon'zed with n.ent. \ gine is running and protects Btalla while the car is in motion, There are 12 solid exterior col­ Fafnir Bearing ...... 35 38 ed she wotfld one ihly be a shapely "I wanted to' be a aeducUve March 23. 200 Due at Rally Leaguers will enjoy a supper pre­ bration at high engine bpeeda ' Lincoln's refreahingly different sufficient vacuum reserve is re­ Landera, Frary, Clk. .2 6 28 Metropolitan OpeFa star. Except The '31st annual Father and Son of women’s suffrage has there pared by the Ladiea Aid of the Prom front to rear, the '54 Hud­ Uie exterior colors. Models offered are theXUhcoIn acalnst vapor lock. ors -available in 1954 Studebaker Carmen that Don Jose could at In his talk. Dr. Nurnberger en­ been such a stir among the frailer sons ^present a Ipok of balanced, "modem living” styling has bpen ' Larger brakes nave been devel­ four-door sedan and "hardtop" A new magnetic fuel pymp filter tained in the system by a check passenger cars, each of which has New Brit. Mach. Oo. .. 484 514 maybe Claramay; She had both least lift if .the .occasion arose, a banquet took plabe Wednesday courages parents and tescho-s—o Of Luther League church. A feature of automobile ahowa enhanced by the Introduction of a oped for the 1954 Lincoln, with in t'oe 1954 IJncoln has nearly valve------at the ------intake manifold----- to specially blending Interior color North and Judd ...... 27 30 dreams and determination. evening at the Windham High promote good mental health in sex. The evening program of symmetrical beauty. Classic hood coupe, and the Lincoln Capii four- devastating Delilah that believ­ Scliool, for Uie Future Farmers of Big Talk, Small Gin lines blend. smoothly into a mas­ In 1953, according to Automotive new theme on the front and slde.s. brake diapieter increased tO 13 door sedan, "hardtop” and con­ twice tile efficiency of the former bring the car to a complete stop i and upholstery combinations, Ruaoell Mfg. 10 4 1 2 4 "When 1 started singing, 1 sud-. ably could have beguiled Samson. children. Hla talk will be 10110..\.u tainment will feature a Newa industry trade JounuU. was The massive, wide, low and elegant inches. Thi.<|. has resulted In a-LOSb without noticeable increase In Stanley Works com. . . 43 46 denly found. I/had an awful lot of America. Those present from this by a question and answer period. . Recently, the British Broadca-st- The Concordia Lutheran CSiurch known magician sive, functional air scoop, which vertible. one, giving positive protection So what waa I ? An Amneria with town included: Victor Rychllng ing Company broke precedent by pravldes better engine ventilation that they were sales stimulators. look has been accented by a new increase in the braking area to 220 against the peretration of the pedal uresBure. Aa an additional The 335-hot sepoWer Chrysler Terry Steam ...... 100 llO friends," sha toys. "That’s when 1 a spare tire." She sighed. "I Dr. Nurnberger’s talk was orig­ young people’e group, the Luther of hla feats for the enjoy high' proportion of lookers be­ bumper guard air scoop and the square inches. This eddiUona! safety feature, manual operation T o rrln g to n ...... 26 26 made up m y mind that’s what I and son, Allan; P. John Perhgm inally scheduled for the January Inviting reporters to a "soiree" or League, will act as host Sunday to the grbup. The newly designed grille has a The 1954 Chrysler is offered In smailest metallic pas-ticles into the FirePower V-8 engine Is the most didn’t dare put on the bare mid­ and BoS, Arthur; Bela Schreier and "conversazione," as it was known came buyers. addition of three vertical baia lo­ caiiacity is effective throughout live models with a total of 30 body fuel rvatem. of the brakes Is always retained, powerful engine offered by any U. S. Envelope com. .. 73 80 wanted to m for a career." meeting of the Parent-Teacher some 300, members- of - similar The local league la pgrilculariy look of clean-lined simplicity with cated between the upper and lower U. 8. Envelope pfd. .. 63 68 The step from butterball to but­ riff costumes the Egyptian prin­ son, Charles; Douglas M. Fallows in highbrow circles. The clam­ the Hudson emblem set in the Lit entire car braking range,* re- latyles.. Hydraulic tappets have been re- since fluid will pasa through the manv.facturer for 1954. cess was supposed to wear until group of Man::hester High Scfiool.' groups throughout the state. Liith- happy to sponsor a progiw of thla Jacquard fabric, previously used Impact bars. This wider appear­ Veeder Root...... 29 32 terfly WM not a abort, easy one. and son, Varney; Joseph P. Novak but was cancelled then because of bake was long on arty conversa­ er League rallies are held four aort since until a fewyoara ago It middle of the horisontal center ance is further emphasized oy the Clarama/ did not, overnight, I had lost 50 pounds." and son, James; Ralph Miner and tion and short on gin, and most biur. . Frontal lines are designed only for rich tapestries and expen­ The above quotations are .lot to She set to work, under a doctor’s the anowstorm. Due to his busy times each year In various parts was inactive. Tha/fatenst ehown sive furniture, smartly enhances functionally cohrect outboard posi­ V he conatrued aa actual marketai emergo/from her cocoon 50 pounds son, Ralph, Jr.: Edward Johnson schedule, the meeting had to be newsmen agreed that it waa a of the state: in the group by D m young people to give a wider, .lower-built ap­ tion Of the parklr'f lights and turn lighter/ It took years xnd strenu­ guidance,' to lose weight on a and son*, Harold, Kenneth and flop. pearance. interior' uphdiatery in the 1954 high protein diet. She did it very postponed to March 23. Theme of this rally will be "Mis­ of the churol^however, haa ra- Dodge. The cloth waa chosen for Its indicators. A new hood ornament STIFF NECKED TI;RKEY ous eg-ercise of that same early will William Porter. Dr. Nurnberger Is assistant clini­ Not to be daunted, the Man­ sionary Service." The rally will be­ vltalixad the,/program to each an ^ Tastpful use of body trim adds rats^ imp, adaptable to unusual wHth a wide "V" is a fitting back­ po- y. . slowly and carefully, in order to Allan Rychling ia secretary of cal' profeaaor of medicine, neurol­ chester Guardian has Joined iklook of rich distinction to free- Childreaa, Texas (g’)—A careless keep her strength at the peak’, gin at 3:30 p. m. with a short in­ extent that they feel that th ^ are and elaborate double patterns..and ground for the traditional Lin­ turkey came up with a stiff neck *171#. other night, 16 years after the Trl-Ag ciiapter for the third ogy and paychiatry at_the School forces with the anti-cocktail spirational service, followed by a now ready to undertake programs flowing body lines. Highly pol­ Its close weave, which la wear-re- coln cresL her first halting song in public, a necesaary for a strenuous sing­ year. He was also chairman of the of Medicine at Yale University. He league. The dry martini, the busineM meeting conducted by the of a wider scope la addition to their ished rub rails,' located below the recently and preeented a problem. ing career. ststant '.Jutting bumper guards and full He couldn't eat during feeding Uim and poised Claramae sang the Banquet Committee, aasisted by recently spoke on "Tension* of Guardian informs its readers, was state Luther Lnague executive local activities. side 'iMel flair, extend fram ■j.. contralto lead in the nationwide Meat and Orange Julee ^thur Perham, Rlph Miner and. Everyday Living” at the Institute introduced to England by the U. board. . front to^ear and contribute toahe , time. ^ ' Qwnw .Grady Gilliland of Chtl-_ broadcast of the opera, "The Mask­ "You can call me a meat,and Donald Coates. of Living *popjwred, *erlM. of lec-,, B.A rlny .In.. World ^War L , ... The . principal spaakor. Dr- Raul - Store aiitmeate," after you have A . temrosslen^of awift,- low-built H dress hi sded the hungry bird off ed- Balli-* •with- Arturo Tosesnini orange Juice eater,'* she sXys; ■ V-H'-v/prouta-'-te''Ms^ ttinss at the West Middle School , Before that no * true, Briton C. White, secretary of the New taken thepi out of thrir EmOs^ la beauty. Qleaming panels extend to a veterinarian.. , / conducting. . "That keeps my weight down and The first meeting of the season in ' ai tford. would drink more than a small York, New England Synod of the a tightly eovarod Jar in tlM re­ . from the rub rails* to the lower Distinctive Trim *S4 Gar Feature The 30cyear-old Claramae, In givey me raistaiKe Jtp.ctrito.'' of the 4-H Gerden SpiiedMi will be . The public Is cordially Invited to glass of^^ s H e ^ ^ vlto hi* ^ p , Lutheran Cfiiurohj will addreenthe iiUm .;... It.was^Atjlff,jiei*^,gt^^ frigerator. Tble wllliirprent them ■' odge of the -roar-fender, With private life Mrs. Frank HoHMlUi;' in additibn to dieting, Claramae held kt th* AiflieriliiB llf io ii H—W o n ie n dally performance of atretching fenders, which give, an impsea- And she might not have made it her# have declareded war tm traffic then but for an outalda perform­ and bending exercises she haa sion of Increased car length. The violatora, and they'hey're getting a tailored to her needs. /“ ^ trunk lid on the Hornet and Waip ance In a Gilbert and Sullivan op­ N models has been redesigned for chance to do aomcUiing/icUiing/about it. eretta. The San Francisco Opera "I weigh 145 pounds which, for more beautiful styling and added The Bustneas and Professional Co. director saw the show and waa my 5-foot 76-lnch heavy-boned trunk room. Massive, profile Women's club sent a Relegation to amazed to learn the contralto he frame, is Juat about right.” she / a city council meeting. Mayor M. was admiring belonged to a mem­ explains. "And Tm quite limber, typo rear bumpers wrap around F. Duvall accepted/one of their the edges of n ar fenders,, giving, ber of his own. chorus. after these years of gymnastics. added protection and increased niggestiona by eo^missloninr 13 All this time, remember, she T can touch my hands flat to the strength.' A "built-in*--llcensr of the -women as a/pettlcoat squad was of a heft that, would have floor—I do that about 30: times plate frame In the rear bumper of trafffe copa / made oldtime pouter-pigeon-pro- » day. ^ also acts as a center guard. "Another favorite is to bend ffalon-Lounge Interiors limply at the middle and move tlweeping changes in' exterior my trunk loosely from ride to atjrling are matched by the li ride, letting my arma awing. That urtous,- salon-loUnge interiors brings the blood to my head and I " ' the *54 Hudsons. Each car u I sing better. Sometlmee when I dtyled to offer the most lavish ew Liff For Mesabi feel I'm not hitting my notu Juat E'.-'i r- interior in Its- price class. Long Is new-glent of Mhmesote’e renfe-' Without hr right,^ I do thattospe oi* twice and : 1 wearing upholstery , fabrics li ere region's end was in sight. Now, new ^ harbors, plants it helps Immensely." \ glamorous two-tone color combin Jig on Lake Superior shore. It's steel's ace-ih-fhe-holc. Indus- . There is, howevtr, an ironic ations are hermonized with ex- I convert iron bearing reek Into iron content peUets. twist. Except for a faw roles—^ terlor. car colors. ^ Door panels among them Amneria. Delilah to join tho FUH! are recessed for added elbow room and Carmen which happily arc ^ drive 235 MPpiut MW RFUTEI and trimmed in rich, two-tone her favorites —oontraltp. parts 'W e're heMin0 Opwi Heute eii materials. Door pulls and win- almost Invariably cell for the dow controls are • conveniently •\. streamlined singer to be padded C d i M ^ Amorko't of8g to Manchester he There’s the smoothness of the famous Balanced Ride, was research director of the Com* munlty Wetfare Council, Omaha,^ plus safety and comfort features no other low-price car can Nebr. He la now professor of social work research at the School of match. There’s the endurance and economy that make social work. of the University of Connecticut. , Plymouth famous—two big reasons why there are , In place of the scheduled. book review, he will give a talk on more Ryrtiouths used as taxicabs than all other "The Role of .the Jew In American History." All members aiid friends makes combined I There are mai^ other value faflturee Invited to attend. > *S CAFTCEB iron dust, proe- A social period with refresh- we want you to see—so, we invite you to come in, Msere grind fiuwe tans of rocks, tnenti will follow the. program. compare, and drive thS new Plymouth, foon I like that held by miner, to get 9m ef 80% Iroh. The nation's biggest automobile i n w e n n tf l belBg lucked out of w U dM B toii^crt t q e ^ show, the Chicago Show in March of 1953, drew visitors from every BrSareou Trucks like this Inlenutleoel^woa* *4 hbora x day, one of the 48 etetes,- although ob­ ra^ cto n hammer at new housea. There’s hew life m M ts^j^ viously not all traveled to Chicago Like lo drive without shifting? Plymouth’s H y ^ D rlv i to see the show exclusively. "Full-Ume" power steering on is the newest, smoothest no-shift drive in the low-price the 1954 Dodge means that the de­ field. And be sure to try Plymouth’s new, full-time vice does not take hold euddenly, but atwaya. functions smoothly to p o w # F s t f f K R r l n g —it gives you effort-fiSS eUmlnata about 80 percent ef the •' 't* Motors compIeteTy 1)1^ 1954 Rambler Creaa'Country, a four-door custom ajation strain a t driving. 3"*'VF** The new .six-paaaenger model ie now in produciion, and dealers will na possible,'K. C, Doas. vice-president., in charge of sales, sald.^ The. factory steering, finger-b'p parking! Both at low extra cost * — istet Sflha te n b le r Cross Country; is S2^95,0SDr Including many custom appointm ents. at Fine fabrics and careful cqlor by ^iatn Farina, rcnowit«d European custom car designer, the new model' has eoenUnatlbh high-light the -new Inc, • 3581 East Coni interiors and raflact. the Uppor- raoz-top line, 'featuring aii auxiliary luggage carrier called the "Travel­ tanca ef close color harraoiiy be­ ' s CMqMnment has a tuaaWa atoriga' voluma of 60-cubfe /eeC with, the raar tween iateriara and axtarion in tbs 3864 X i y 1 '-‘'f I’" . /ft A ■ r- 'Kr/' ^ , ■ " 'r '' '■ "It. t ; !>' i ,/ ' "f- ■>\\ &rj7-J.’'.i P - '•■ -V- , I,- . ' ■•- i . , . • I //• ■ ' ..:t’ ■ Jj . ■ ■•.'■" ) . . ■ . i l : . '^- . ' . ■ ■ ’/• ‘i ji- " .- ■‘A Tl'-. . - '.er , • V n ■i ■ a ''J H,. -'J. j . X . , ■ ■ ^ ■' '■ X - ■ ' Vr*■ ^ w> < MANCBESniB B V l^ G ^ERAUX MAKCHESISR. C3Qmi« FRIDAV. FEBRUARY l^rUSI MANCHESTE% BVEyiNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,# FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1964 j-T aia-jaite!" r p r r ^ . New V ^Tniek l«iproirkflr.0clii^ . Women Had ViUqlInfhtence .OvfdiieRd .ViiiliiililY-- * p o w e r 4 G ruelling T est in Styling of ’S Plym outh American women had aa im--modeta came from the far west, /The new V-8 engines Introduced portent influence on the styling of aaya in three different hornepower 1654 Plymouth cars, perUculariy' . cHom® colors from Chli- ‘The new I6tl OldemoMIe ^of the hood end mskea iwestble a ranges in the new C-1 Seriae of ^^'Ifo rn la. IndicaUve of life on the ' -v/f'r ’'5 modsis originelly w art planasd tor compact, more efficient heater and their interiors, says V. >|. Bxner,»| road." he saya "Americans Dodge "Job-Rated" trucks were A*' •' reteaee in 16I8," eccordUig to J, F. ^ handsome new tested by enginrars under punish­ who directed the work which erb- jare traveling more-and luore, and Wolfrero, general of ««nhleiiKla lo- ing operating conditions for thw- atbd the new models.. | (h»v hhe to travel with the colors V =>- A}?... aands of miles for many months Bxaer said his staff of designers i *» homes." after the usual thorough labora­ and styllsta studied trands la home San Diego gold, SaaJPedro blue, tory teats. fumlriiing and decoration and San Gabriel green and Santa Roaa -They were aubjectad to heat and raadMd some conclusions about Coral are thi new basle colon in cold extremes, dust storms, high what should go into the new .the Belvedere cara all of which ss:!s"‘ r road speeds day and night, and nwdels. Iholr principal conclusion are finished in two-tone c ^ r were driven up and down moun­ was that color cooidination is of combinations with either ivory or empM.,, .", tain grades with heavy loads to utmost importance to women— black as the aecondary color. Thus bldsmoMs in many years. arid to their husbands, too. Plymouth offers e M t eboteea of Tbs new modcii, ror*. iuraf leather aad . cloth highlight the prove their dependability, L. J. most luxurious Intsriors in Olda- Purdy, vice-presideat and general "Cnior and ctfior coordination are color schemes in the Belvedere ••88’’ and “88", era a fuU thras series. inches lower Uiait thslr pra^. mobde history. Bvsn the inetru- manager—Trucks, DOdge Division, tremendous factors in the achieve- mept panel ia redtslgnfd to har­ Chrysler Corp„ pointed but qient of new effects in design,” he . Plymouth also offers a wide csssors Without aaciiflcliig ground monise with the sweep of the new • rwui lict tfitffrtj says,..,=?Womea are particularly selection, of cidors in.the Bavoy clearance. They ' feature euch swaqitog aumgto m to windaUeld. The front door has •M iMiliitiftd •xt/Briita Biid t a t ^ In mw 1W4 O uyiler Kiiw Caiifurnta and Arixoaa followed conadous of color. They reflect it and P lata aerioa. 'The iavoy ssries been recessed to accommodate the oonvtftiblM powvnd by tiM imw SSS^kumdowm- Chrysler PlrePowcr V*8 encine and below-aero testa h(Bi vrintar in in their, choice of clothes and in is made up of a four-door sedan, body by Fisher, a new wide, wrap- ifii i2dBiinfknniidi.nn'ii4T iin— ' if sraond. panorawte WEddalifeld, wrapfanaind. wtndahMd,- making hrafcas hair' ftiBy ' automatic' lH i^ They iSSter the UlU- m ^honi Minheisota toH ium ebn- the'decefatibn of ihbif'libihoa" Club coupe- and tktfmoor aeOin.m for easy entrance or exit. Interior €U* p^rfomi|UIC6. Thay are avallatde in a choice of 18 standard and 28 two>totoe color chisiveiy that the engines started One res^t of (his study is that the lowest priced Plasa stwies are On diapl sweep-cut fender and door deslto In An exhilarating opea-alr^feeling with overhead visibility entirely now in dealer showroome, 1854 luxury Packards and medium priced Packard CUppen and many other etjriing innovs- heed room, leg room end'seat rooi" staorlnf'ls an avaOable option. quickly and operated efficiently odor imonltnation la carried to the a four-door sedan, two-door sedan, launch tha “”‘lJ ^ “ V®* *''f ii^.“ r^'*' “ hhufacturer's expansion prpfmm,.^. ..T ^ have not been sscrtficeff deapUe wnder'^the-two- temperature ex- smallest details; tneladtag. for ex­ leisinaae coupe aadBuburban; new4n Sr hardtopls-ieuad In this new 16M Ford Crestline Shyilner— ooa.--...v;-- ■ ... a Fbrd exotasive in .the high volume field. The iUuaioa of riding *''' otolgn, with a super seriee added to the present deluxe isnd special The new "Rocket" engine is the new lower overijl design. which will give then lasting satis­ tremea, he said. ample, Um horn button, headlining «*^”*****v*!^u?*.** priced In the $2500 range will be new aidvsneed body styling to give Hill climbing tests on the new in a convertible is given by the transparent, molded plastic top, tinted bigger—up in horsepower from l U ; Frame Bedeeigned faction. v\ and the instrument panel. r e d u c e SDN GLARE Mue-grooB. .which coven the entire driving compartment Like all ^PP«h«*nce end apscislly designed fashion interiors for women. The upper to 180 in the Super “Si" end "Si" In order to achieve -the lower Flowing lines of this 1654 Oldsmobile “68" Deluxe In going after the udicrie Ameri­ 8,800-acra proving grounds at r ^ 'Z'"--- •'-••a ProducUon trearaswwuvil toiiuand lUUVfour LUMEUin^DUULcuatom-bullt modelaHIU__ sriH______have___ .new__ engines______with 212 ed by the panoramic windshield, earnrida aoM Chelsea near Detroit were follow­ AnpUter trrad apparent in the 1654 Fords, it la available with a completely new 180-h p. Y-Uook llOrSRPOWCYe Atid lOr UIA TImai RtmssWmawl TTI6««aMw6lm osA-wWtffb *--— . .«« - ____a modeU, (170 in the .“88" models) chamis, the Oldsmobile frame has Holiday coupe are accentuated by the new ewee^ can market we know we are com­ '54 nymouth, partly inspired by Dodge car designers have further ***"*! the Packard UltramsUc no-ahlft transmission will become sUndard and up in compressibh ratio from 8 been redesigned, the Hydra-Mstic ventilator and rich hand buffed imbdhteiv ed by tests on steep and rough reduced the uncomfortable and V-8 engine or a new 115-h.p. 1-block Six. eqUlpmeiU a t^ O extra coat. umuTnuon !■ ui« aqai______a-wuie lusDiace cut fenders In the front and rear. The newest two- appointmenta Under the lower and toroadar Iwafi' peting with manufacturers of ap- mountainj rradse in Pennsylvania. studies of home furnishing, is>the “ Another Innovation 18 the aqditkm of tubeless tires as optional squip- to 1 to 8.23 to 1. Engine displace- transmission has been rotated 22 pUances aiki furalture, travel oniv uso of ttsw fsbrics, synthstlGa and dangerous sun glare which reflects 1,^ feature of the new Packard mwitmtot is ia Increas^ lacreaaed from 303 to 324 degrees counter - clockwise for tone combinsfion, with the rear deck and lower Is . a 185-h.p. “Rocket" engine with t M to I «ato> agencies theatres " and w w ^b I r e n -the iiiatrumsiil vpaael into-n frmffBBABBR frrA Tm r* - “ 'MSsWe- povtorv •avatlablt'-to tbadriver for passing and-accelsrsttcsr w .- to.-, -and-thr'Sfntfri'car it clearaimr anff ,.Bgmteil.l»Ua.,.....'nio k».iiBionatt»Rod|rto n 5MI driver's eyes. For 1M4, a, ntw uUilty model can be had aa a'four- in tns eriucal driving range of 40 to 70 miles per hour. . -4..—— • -u. ------body-painteff-onr TOhjf'-'iina' WS^dSd.* til^^r'B ^y three in < ^ lower than 1968, with overall heMM \o8 ^Sh^ipi^Engine makers, none of whom, in our esti­ using regular grades of gaadlne, glneered so that' the increased has been altered. The semi-elliptic tod roof p ^ te d a contrasting color, offers a dis- mation, have a product with the ance While offering an easy-to-cara grainy or leather-type finish, called The overall height of 1654 Sfude- door with two or three seats and ' . • * power is useable power—power leaf springs, formerly mounted to»ctlve styling note. Style features are highlight­ cut to 59 1-4 Inches, iw1 exceptioaal visibility adds to safe­ new colon and 14 two-tone com-" underseat outlets, and a selection were inspired by the General The graater displacement, together available In early February, are tvsateat opportunity in the his* try have expressed doubts as to mobile air conditioning system has aristocrats of the line are the \Even moat of the color names on ty and eaaa of driving. binationa. of four different radios, which Foor-Way Jower Ssata town" event Of count, thera wnro ! fully proved by use in 1658 Im­ Belvedere modcia in four body Motors cxperimsntal -dream care, with an increase in compression the four-door sedan, the Delitxe tery of Mdlidir. perials—a new Alrtamp ^ condi­ the ability of the country to safely a cooling ability equivalent to the 1644 Do^e are now. They in- Noted in ’54 Models may be equipped with manual or parficulariy the Oldsmobfic Star- ratio, results in high torque, par­ To make Oldsmebils's Unt-up HoUday coupe, the HoUday coupe, shows in Nsw Tock, CM ^fm haiHlle. the 80 billion dollara now •'lelting up to three tons of ice per types—a i^ort coupe of “hardtop" chide Wing Grey, Dawn Gray, Lan­ IKHWE OFFERS GHOlOE Incomplete records show that In slsctric totsnnqs and front and power features cemplets, the 1664 and Starfire. a special and ultra- l m . . We have azrlvsd at loof-last at tioning unit, full-time power steer­ deeign. a four-door sedan, a con­ fire. All modela in the “88" and ticularly at low q>eeds, making FhUsdsliriiis. Angetoo ind ing and power brakes, new anti- on the books in trutaUment credit. day. 'nfis is far greater than the caster Blue, Bedford Blue, Ber­ several cases people drove as much - .. ■ ' ‘ rear atot speakm. Super "88" aeries are not eoly three possible the use o( lower axle models will offer four-wOy power glamorous convertible coupe. other Ug citiss, but they wwa aton tka point whan tha compatitiva As salesmen, we have examined capacity of window-type air eon- vertible and a Sbburhan. Inspira- asaU as an optional feature. New win prova Wa worth and nm suepenaion and new "solid feel? muda Blue, R ^ow Green, CUm- The 1844 Dodge line offers a aa 250 miles to attend an automo­ Rtckard Motor Car entered ths*Packards and Clippers the oppor-j Another move toward cuatom- inches lower, but are two inches ratioa for better gaMline economy. held in placen Uko CohimiMa Ctty, this phase of our business and we dltionera used la homes. tloa for the color Otyilng of these berta^ Green and Jewel Black. diofce of six diffarent station bile show last year. ■econd phase of its new expansion (unity of choosi^ the features {iring the cars provides additional Pedal-Ease power brakes, also op- 185 AUTO 8HOWS_IN '58 placa for hlmaalf In tha ride, all of which add up to a new longer, and this, at courss, gives Twc. additional ^ lo h s of gasoline Uonsl, have been improvtoi by pro­ Ind., (population 4,746) aad Mil- worid high in driver eontroL feel that lO years from now we program by adding a hew eeriee '^® ^ detire in their individual i riding comfort. Fpr motorists the cars the new long, low-lsvel can be carried th the larger 20- Uamaoa, 'W. — Va,," (popidatlott will see aa installment busring in­ gallon fuel tank. viding an extra reserve for. se^^ral 8,000). Thara has navsr haan a ttmh In New Staadaris fieca \ of cars- to Its 1B54 miw)*i. bsTour basic an-1 who prefer a firmer ride, extra silhouette. The panoramic wind­ power stops even when the engine One count reveals that there tha history of this country when Thaaa cars. I am sure, will set crease which will bring this figure cordirS to James J n I ms o i^ - 5*®®®= ^ ■P®«*®*’ 150 j seat cuehion springe may be added shield and Bwscp-cut door and In a recent series 4f tests at the were more than 166 separate autq- up another 10 bilUon dollars. fendsr treatment are outstanding is not runnilig. Safety power steer­ DRIVING BY "FEBI/* so asany paopta hara had money the new standards for automotive Indianapolis 8peedv/ay and at ing. Oldsmobile air conditioning mobUe shows in the United States and so muoh time to qwnd it Iha exdelleaca. They are the most America is earning, borrowing throughout the entire seat. 'Seats styling features, and contribute Monarch Baas in the Colorado tod the automatic headlight dim­ and spending at an unprecedented added to the Cnipper line, giving I . . . . ^ of all models- ara locatsd in the much to.Oldamobile'a naw ..“Sports last year. This does not Include ZtoUi easier and aafer ditviaff yaar, whidi fbr Chryrier has luxurious cars Chryslw has-aver the company complete coverage! ^ Rockies, tbs nsw “Rockst”- engine mer, Autronie-Eye, have all been car showings at SUte Fairs tod produced and incorporate improve- rate, seeming to prove the theory center area, cradled in the smooth car" look, even.in the conventional lived up to engineering expecta- improved for 1654 OldemobUe ara tombined in taro featarw as K the second praatest aalea par held by many that this country iVIIIYeM T fftlKINO AieVT of the medium and upper price; two-door and four-door models. similar gatherings which were not the fuUy automatic PewerFHte year in onr 8 8 ^ '^ history, is an nwats whMi aasum Chrysler’s eon- field with models rsnginrupward ' ^*“fi‘® ,®®y®?i®f®.,?* riding section between the front Uone by proving Its greater per­ modSle. specif iesUy celled automobUe tlnulng aa “America's First Family can spend its way into the greatest and rear wheels. The seats are Fsnders, front and rear, are high- formance and Increased economy. transmieeion on ths 1964 Thrdge: iadifatien of things to come. In \ in pries from 12,500* Many fea- I !!l® "w ^® etv-almost level with the hood in Oldsmobile will present eleven shows. The shifting indicator's alottod de­ addition wa producad ^pproxi* of Fine cars.” prosperity we have ever known. tures for greater luxury, advanced *® •'•**^^*<* of normal chair height, an aid to In d 10,000-mile economy run at a modela in three aertea for 1954. w | both comfort and visibility, as frofit and with the rear deck in constant highway speed at Indian- sign aUows selection of a drtvlaff saatsly 86 par cent mora cars last Wa am aura of a successful year The demand for homes, appU- atyllng, comfort, and performance: 2?^’ -backl-^— -r------— r-—f- - ■■ The sensational nsw Super “88'.’ The .1854 Dodge line marks -40Ui rango by ‘Teel," wifimut iCqktBff h - i -t ■ Mhd baosuse 4ra"have a fine’ aiicM' and all the things that con­ have been added to the cara. Qlpper pasBtogerf may sto fh UI dlrac- apton-the new-"Rocket" an^a modili Will Indiids a twb-dbor and )Niw lh a a la IM tl Amtog the other eignlficaat ad^ year (or Dodge as a major automo- at tho pointer. Revene gear t o ad­ saw sales records ware product, a good sales ocganixatkm tribute tb 'greater e^oyment of Packard'a two lines of- cars, fiona from natural sitting posi­ used 10 par cent lets gaaolins Uiah four-door aodan, HoUday coupe bUs producer. Between 1603 and jacent. to wilt ml, and we are selling in a country life is increasing every day. These tions. T1>e high crowned fenders vaneementa is a new cowl ven^ tha 1653 ddsmobtls engine. <>Mr tod'convertible. The popular “M" »--- ^a result- --- of »- a _ ■wdl* ma — . Clippera and Packards, now ®^®***^ CU>P4f Special, tUatpr, v^ch extends the width 1614, Dodge Brothers built parts need to ehlft through a tonvard ' S''' VMVHH0KD9*^' populated ..lor about ^MiOIMtDDQ: ■demande have buili..up.ttmusands. bracket the pries vtoge fraSn -tos and low hood allow the driver to to uphUl rua a | Monarch Baas, the atrian-.wlii featurada.-HMw.. modal and uaita for. other, manutsetursra. geto-whsa baeatojg _ and sales promotion campaign, peopts with money and the time to of multi-million dollar businesses lowsr medium price class to the OtondSttl trsns- •to more 'of "the road, and the designed to assist dealers in an e n j^ it. in America and many mora are \ most luxurious custom-built...... mod­miselop, overdrive, or tntrattsUc. windshield, although curved, to tscraasingly' oompetitlva market. S im World War n ended hun­ springing into existence every els. Both family sedans and Packard's automatic transmission. distortion free. Windshields are dreds of economic experts have This campaign cost Chrysler 47 year. This growth is due largety \ sporta-type cars srs Included in Completing ths sslscUvity of pow­ available in clear plate glaaa or of par cant more than the 1652 cam­ pmdieted depressions and races- to the tayinig power in America's the various price classes. er comblnstlone, the company of­ the Solex heat abeorpUon type, paign hot has proven to ha money aions, none of which have matarial- great ec^mic reservoir the Following a year-marked by the fers four different 'socle ratios. with 'or without the light filter w ^ sspent iaad. .... middle income 1 ip who have be-' re-estabHehment' of Packard in By combinationa of engine, trans­ •w a...... Chrysler will^ continue to in- Mora than 48,000,000 people are tweeti $4,000 and/$7,500 a year to the luxury, car filed, the company mission, and axis ratio, owners etaase axpandituras in these Unas working to aimport 41,000,000 spend. Add to /thia high-income moves toward the pattern of auto may obtain maximum economy of In order to aaeure a greater share families, most or vriiom have not group the remainder of Amorica’b making which once gave It dom­ operation, or at the other extreme, R ^esigned Panel of the antomoUva nuu'kat seen a salesman since 1641. people who h ^ e the highest na­ inance in the top price g r o'u p. top performance. Special combi­ laareasit Sahm Staff If thin rosy picture is not attrac­ tional per capita incomes in- the Buyers are offered a wide choice nations are available for rough Chrysler daalera contributed the tive etKHigh, salesman should take world and we have a view of pros­ of engines: power arrangements terrain, mountalnoua driving, city ’54 Forcl Feature comfort in the statlsticiaaa’ predic­ perity undreamed of previously. especially designed for open road, driving, high-XTsy, or any unusual nonSdsnea in husinesa and the an- tions that the next 20 years will thiislasm that raaultad in setting These are the people for whom mountain, rough terrain or city driviag condlUon. Matching the beauty of new in­ see the U. 8. with a population of traffic driving, more than 40 Among. tbs new features intro­ new sales marks. Baoausa of this d e a l e r Division is building cars terior trim, 1654 Fords have a racoed and our confidence in the 280,000,000. Wo, at Chrysler, are -HI group which represents 4 per No wonder all the peojple who have heen seeing mnd d rivin g this heantiinl, silhonette-^lhled instnment p^toel has ih^ntinental selections of interior trim; and duced are fires with squeal- future of our businese it is ^ r priming our sales forces to secure cent of the world's population and 23 exterior color combinations. resistant treads. These fires, avsil- completely re-designed control a greater share of the aotamotlvb DeSoto Antomatie are excited ahont it. custom look. X The luxury line of Packards In- able as standard equipment on all panel in which the Aatra-dial totantion this year to increase our husinesa bac^se personal incomes consumes one-half of the entire Welcome to your Ford Dealer*s field forces by approadmataly 40 world production et goods. cludea seven modela. ranging from modeU, provide better traction and in thiacountry totm almost 8w bll- .a new deliixe hardtop, the J'Pac- speedometer to mounted almost at per seat hi nrdsr tft hatter sarvica fioK fioOmk. For-thls raksoa the JUldJije gocdfemtont: First, thoK^t the flew PowerFUte antomatie Bjat. discover the exeiteni^ yoarseli^ JMva ,a l)cSotom..li.p,^. eliminate Um. trritafing squeal aye level tod can earily be seen oiir dealer body and to asploit our boOOE RAM CHANGED ifle'', a convertible coupe; two most Urea nuke oa comers. Tbs Watbingtor^s Birthday Open Himset ealesihqh exerting a proper selling transmisshm.* It’s antomatie—there’s no dutch/.It takes yon FireDome V-8 or Powerinaster Six tfMay! family sedans; and an eight pss- through the steering wheel. future market potentipL'In addi- effort win be able to make a hand- fuUy tread-design sJso ad d s'to the Numerals on the semi-circular glass tlonr wa will iasraaaa tha factory So you think automotive sty Mnger executive sedsn; to 'the response of the tire to movements Monday, February p 2 u d soinvHTing,.. . to any ^ 4«d smoothly^ iprielly,.<|ttichly—with-no pause, os-wasted-! ■ topHif-tbe-Wne-cuetom-built-Carib­ *l*®^9?!>5(fr. m 1 For the first ttms on any Ajnsri- hind the speedometer. At night ivuuxu tmnoQ thwhi MMl dMfialtiti emblanar'- ■ Built in Three fieries can passsnger caii, tubeleSB tiraa ever before, we have cOme up with yon getaway unmatched'hy anjrthing yra’ve ever tri^ ! . Packard's medlum/prlced Clip­ -the dial face is tUuminated from AD business Indieators show con­ some additional figures j|o prove Deofs rim hom ornament, is now are offered as spsrtal cqulpmeaL below by. hidden Ughta. tinued prosperity for tha man who streamlined to. blend with the sleek Then, too, there’s FnB Time Power Steering* tlTat pers, starting at JI2.544, are built Advantagsi of tbs tubelsss tirss that with our expanding sales oi>- in three series aa the company At each side of the speedometer gets iq> aiurty. Applications for ganisation, we g n sure to increase design of the 1654 car styling. U m sre thslr Ughtnsra and coolsr Ohryslar dealMshlps are coming in ram hss undergone many changes takes 80% of the wofk yonr handa And Power moves further toward complete operation, a Oafety‘factor. Recom­ base ara Jcwol-Iike turn indicator OUT busineas. representaUon in its price classes. signal Ughts and between these to tha factory as ah increasing Since 1615 the number of hours in shape since it was first chosen mended pressure for ths two new rata. 22 years ago as a qrmbol of ni Brakes* that stop jm .at the slightest toe touch. Interiors^' The company has added a Super types of tires is 24 pounds. r IlgbU is a higb-beato headlamp needed to earn a comfortalfie living series at the top of the Clipper indicator. The fact that esparienced busi- fen the American laboring man gemess and beauty. The 18 are new, richly fadiisaied, ex^pilsitely appointed. The Cboicw of 28 Colors nesswien who are succaesful in animal had a five-inch horn line, whito Includes the Panama, The entire control panel' ia or- have shrunk from 45 to 34. This a hardtoj^ new to the line; . the TVoughout the line, (he eom- other lines am coming to tw for means, nsore leisura time which in rarewl. For 1654, stylists have laid pany u offering a choice Of 28 nsmsntad with an engine-turned Chrysler dealerships is the bast turn means that people wiU use the horns back a^ n st the ram’s Super club todxn; and the Super exUribr color achemea, five of finish resembling the flnUh inside indication that the automobile aiitomobilaa more than aver he- head and accented the entire rac- four-door ssdAn. Other Clippers 'Ihem fiew. f oc 1254. There are a fliM Watch case. The panel business dontinusa to be (he best fOrs. 1i«body. ’ • are In the. DeLune and Spaelal nhie twb-toiM color arrangements. contains the instrument controls, business to be in. Maoa e( Boyen aeries, 'the DeLuxe series includes To blend With external colon, dgarette lighter, radio dial and The completely redesigned The 1654 Chrysler one-piece a four-^Ooor Sedan, a club sedan, clock. Ammeter and oU preesure Almost 20,000,660 families have 'and the Snortster. A club sedan la there la a wide aclecUon of inte­ Chryslem for 1664 introduce the an income .of between $4,000 and wrap-around curved windshield rior trima and upholsteries. In a gages bsve bean replaosd by rod new 285diorsepowsr flmPDsrar en­ $7,600 a year—a mass of buyen has a total gicss axei of 25.0 \d e“'«rnated, as a Clloper Soecla). warning UgtaU which flash on Reverting to the tinnS-tested new fashion . approach, Packard When the generator is not charg­ gines—the most powerful and effi­ with an Income undreamed of be­ square feet, providing driver and inaksa avaltobls a |tns of linen cient psssenger oar engines, in fore Worid War IL This groupare Packard philosophy that '.in* the ing or the oil pressure is low. pcssengera with superior: visibility. higher price cars psople do not dphotote^ ^ top 4uaaty. done America today—^lua ntany major potential Chrysler owners. They in smart, conttosporary deeigna anginaartng advancaments com- nave 65 billion dollars to spend and Chrysler for 1654 is offered in 18 want radical changes but rather a HEMUPHEBICAL CHABOUCR quality product which retains Its Advantages of ths linen era long • . ..■■I ■ , Unad. Witt ,tha smartest, most it U our intention to. #40 SQUd_colors and. in. 28 . twortons wear,-Sr mnooUr surface th at wotrt baantlfUl, pitirian and interioti. of this money is spent on a product color combinationa style value, the company has Tfie secret of Chiyiler'e power­ maintained accepted styling con­ cling to coats or rough up furs, ful V-8 STrePower eqgine la its tinuity with attractive' exterior sad comfort in boUi summer and hemis|diertcal combustion *<2iam- appearance changes in its 1954 winter." Upholste^ fabrics in­ her. Recognisod for years by en- Packards. In the Clippere, how­ clude the new nylon matelaaee, flnsera as the most sfficimt type i l i " ever, thege are conatderabie styling broaddoth, cord, nylon, and top of combustion apara and uaod in advances, psrticulerly in the grain gtoulne laatlMr. high powefad sirarafy anginas, • strong new accent for the high, Both ‘ Unae iMve ah optional sptcial raring cars and/soms cua- with all these fine cat features! long rear fenders to give the cara equipment" a new. four-way power ■tom-saads BurtqMan autosi the ■ a more youthful awwarance. XX seat. adJuatable wHb a touch of hsmtspiiierical condmsUon chamber Leading mechanical innovation the finger to the moot comfortable has bean mads atvaiUibls in Ameri­ for the company in 1854 U the in- poeiUoa for the driver. Other re- can pasasngar caib after years of, troduction.’4ff a new engine foe, its toot Faekard contributioaa - to rassanch -and. testing by -Ghryalsr — Agfiiii this year,.fill.fljriM a m oa the amnnieg new l^SAFord.- With a dioidend Packard fine. Qreatsst capacity earier, more • luxurioqe motoring 'ngltteers. . y* engine to ^ y American passenger Itt long, fow Crestnurk body condonei to set the styliajj trend .. .1 o f Ball-Joint car. the new atraight-eight deflv- iu completely new interiors are a decorator’s dream o>ma true! era greater passing ability at th# Front Suspension! critical driving mptids «f 40 to 70 — lu new Ball-Joiiu Frpnt ’Sofpcnsion is the greatest advance miles per hour than toy engine Time for Change, Say Car M aken in chassis dasij^ in 20 years. And Ford’s new deep-block Simple, nrnUd ball-joints replace coa- the finh: has built In Its 55-yssr . vcntionsl hingc-Iikc joinu uset! in most hlstoiyl'lt^uUi'k hoirsdltotrtr MtlB*- Stx'and V-B are the most inodern.h9h4ve top passing since tU original Ford V»8l abiilty a t sposda of 70 miles per hour toff, liigher, Nance pointed out that aafe driving dictatee that Mwiiskff. Lnoa sn to engb^ should deliver its top Uto * e Vto. Mi nsw tta lies P lu s 5 o p tio n a l c a /c m performafics at speeds normally used by most drivers. power assists! i Although' the new Packard en­ gine has gtoater top speed than These fine-cat power options are avail­ I .r’S M ts predeosMOr, its greatast char- acteriiUo' is lU siblllty to dsUver able in Ford at extta cost. You can have OBT AMBAD OP THB PARADl power wMre needed, without un­ Master-Guide power steering, Swift due engine strain and with maxi­ Sure POwcf Bakes, a 4-Way Power OBT MOIIB WHBN YOU TRADB mum eco#tomy. An indication of its perforttanco is seen in the re- Proof Seat, Fqrdoinatic Ddve (or Over­ IjniMRARBR styling is Stodabakar also sultii of testa conducted against drive) and Power-lift Windows! W BlAiiMaattiag tikAthe naeanMM I'for''dmm* flbto tha worid'a mnea.most asowsm --' the 1653 togins it replaces. In an Voeld. Gat tiiis onginaarin'g. Thera ^ no N.y.Fi acceleration test from a standing start, tho car with the new sngins ant-ahsad Trrrtnaaa It’a bolginf bulk —no posrar- "Uedebeker •ew be I to aenamand a high I*. wairtingwaating aitam____ waight in a had a lead of II car lengths (230 feet) bcfoca reaching 40 miles sn Studabekar. You aas igaao- ■eal lew yews." 3 n ew lines,»• 14 body styles! —The WaH (BlrMt Jewnel hour, and a lead of 87 car lengths _.,fa RMM, th s __ Una avaty mOa. (750 feet) ' when It irached SO Widiioi Ford’s 3 lines of fine ara—Mainline. ahakar is Amariea’a Stop in right away "Ihera see hk ee.qw miles sn hour. The new engine has Customhoe tod Ciesdina—is a car designed arnmdly built car— and try out a fik^advanead ekeal U—Stsdihehse 356 cubic inches of piston dis­ — and aoiid with top naw 1864 Studabakar— wah'Ss esW wedtb i placement end a compression ra­ and powered to your tastes xad tequitements. every ethes Aaserlcae ear tio of .8.7 to 1. the highest in the kRallty matarials and Amarka’a only truly mod-' well lee yew -eK w r I Htndabakae fathar- industry.-, am car—a Champmn—or —MetarWorUMi UltramaUc, Packard's automatic a Commander V-8- transmission, is standard equip­ ment throughout the Packard line Come in and Test Drive the ’5 4 on-all modela except the.Caralisr 241 NORTH MiMN S T tm ^ M A N C H im and the eight tpasaenger cars. , • I CHORCHES MOTOR SALES • • ■ * •8 PANLAND SRUBT ^ IfANCHESTSE Many Featiirea - It’s Urns for a change in Uesnsa tags, as well ax automobile# as . / i-' . ■„ • The wide selection of mechani^ new paaaenger ear model Maaon reaches ttx peak. The 1984 DILLON SALES and SERVICE iBIrtMV' Vbik 22. an* atyllng toaturss tai tho 1604 atrta ptoton aay# aMvrolet. wiU fiinUak the final touch of up-to-tha. tiisorb-RiYMOum f BARR avefy weak an RADIO and TRIViSION (NIC to m M O M (C ^ ,imIw« I9 glvaa purfbQssra • M , brth tout# .atyllng far tta latant pataangisr car ^na.. . 111* IMM snupif--iiAii^^ , -t.' , n r ■’/ ' *> ri^- J H --'f ■,,y • t /i:. r -I

^ U v - ' -■■ ■ t - ' ... .. ^ 1 '\X . IDA^. FEBRUARY 19^.1954 w / :o’. IBanrl^rater PMIy. Nat l^fiMfi Bnn p; «e Weak Rnisa Z FsbrMUPy It. 1964 -.' t Ltesa#: :dwailsr,,.TlM: liwste- -widlar of eoniasr ia gevernsd-by ttof padaL Tha^caf ae> M tlm atss'that soma ’ 555,000,000 ths width ef ths standard ksy- teK~Schedut6 a a ta n ^ la low foar- A t aoua v/pirtk of tastrvJcsnta were eold la board, but the electronic, organ Meateer M tea AufiU ' hatwaatt 15 and 05 m.p.h., 1055, end looks happily forward to saves apace in depth. All It needs BiINM oe OlFMUIIdM on. tha drtvar, Powers * 150,000.000 year in 1954. That'a is room enough for its 45 tubes: Satnrdayi Feb. 99 automatically upohltta into T h e for the industry ax a whols; and assorted electroaio gadgste. Manche$tfrn^A City of Village Charm . And, MlnahaU adds, thtre’a no Mldnight-5 eeassessss . . . . . Dick Frosch. Cordon FomAtoy dhaet drtaa. At any apead undar Chseking Balsa, 'Minshall ' finds 5 a.m.-4 a, ...... Veluateers Needet U m.p. .. the drtvar may aacura rsasan why soles should stop there. ■ m r : ? 11 ago, when the electroiiie organ He calls UUe the'“er.ibryontc stage” that organ-buyers include pebple 4 a.m.-fi Vohwtoers Needed ’ VOL.tXXIII, NO.120 19) aztra aoetiarat|oa by purtUnf tha from all walks of Ilfs. Doctors, for • Am.-I : ...... Volnateers Needed MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1954 wdal to tha Soor board into ot tee electronic organ bustnees. (FOURTEEN PAGES) and Oguiaa tha. the. trend ahould smne reseon. buy more orgtns 9 a.m.-I^n ...... R o la n d Morin 'a teoSSar “acaf* gaar. Thia than any othe* category, but there Noefi-^p.m. .VoluBteera Needed 1 ^ gaar aaauraa oulck. aafa be etcadUy up and up. Currently, Uie Oeid ie pretty la also a liberal aprinkllng ef. 5 > m -6 p.m. .. .v ;. . . Votanteere Needed __ jf. A low r«tea alao la pro- EtHECtiE* a:- truck drivers, farmers, shopkeepM 6 n.m.-5 p.m, . . . ,'Volwiteera Neeiled Winter on the Sea ot Japan vldad to ratam tha car in low gear such controlled by three or four I Sj^sgeaVf an orgtemade u p ^ S2To5wlo'liSl>J?ate'lSml^ rciativaty amaU companiw. like ere and, preaumably, organ ptag' 5 jD.m.-lO pm...... Velwteera Needed . Democrats (A t rood conAttona auch aa climb­ radio tubes ia sparking a rebirth. T * ^ ’^ 7 era. I p.m.-Mfdnight...... George Swain ing or daaoahdftig mountaina. of the entires organ industry. | „ alootro^ ocean ia ssoaller Mtiiahaiya. Rut ho la sure thkt, l b ^ foNkfr out Nowadayi, am ut an the ptug-in tnstnmient ta lesa Apt sabstithtw tsr tui'ea— quency AvtdsT clreutt. is.y^tefly ItavftqfA irnng, fiuttelv being ehipped, ^ reported abnoet Tax Slash ■tioa, tlWT* we* offlciala auta. that it aliminataa a modem home can accommodate t givs troibie. And, U aouMthing havan*! basn uasd ta organ-mak­ responsible.’«His organe,/^cldeh- teg •mar'binx complete recovery of the fly-away Min n o jn l V-8, AMut M par oant of ataaring tea. small piano. Or x.4argeuku­ .goes wrdng, the electronic organ ing. m aahaR aaya it would ba poa> tally, uae 'tw ln epeakenC aad ao Seems a mail pouch had' ripped moneys , f t t and six and tha lele can be repaired, in raoet caaea, by sHila to maka an organ much WaahiBgton, Feb. 20 (yP)—r :y-S and aix. T h ty atrala for tha drtvar and alwaya could be classified as Hi-fl. open > an d - 550,000 worth of bills fuBcUona amoothly, ctgardlaaa pf In the last few decades, organa your. rpdio tepfirBian—U’a gch- stuaUar. !*but I t wouldn't ba com- spiu^ along the right of way- In .^U you lubricate nalla.qr m i t m * . Democrats in Congress ■ 1 1 -niw body eolow hand praoaura. la tha avant of have been confined to churmea, eraliy }ust a question dt rsiplsciog fortahls to play.” HONiaitY IN the aucceedteg: treasure hunts the With soap, you may fted it easier massed jubilaittly today be­ »coBddimtioiia th at powar fanora, full machanical con- theaters ' and cocktail lounges. a bumed-dut tube. Orgaas Ara HI^Fl foiks^were honest. Imyond bellsf. than usual to drive them into hind a new propoeal to cut in- i-«tth «oaa> iroi^ arataiaterTa Twatnteimdr-— - That*8 initlt~'twer-ur-- teres yean " - AU tem e udvantNSte h4V*'b4imii' 'TIA Sbaall enotigh.' iioW. {6 th- 'rt»e' i^edsraf'Reserve Bshlc ■ in wood or plsafer; F^mrlfit«rior a(7ltar> It...... I I ,, , II i.i.i I,.... ^viduanncohie HxM .l^pu^ j^tapbrta tteb tha 1M4 licans, conscious of its po­ I alahiaCaraaixh nacbaBr. litical implicAtiPRs, ap­ lidiLadvaiicaaMBts aa tha aMnomy* Mother with 23 rd Child ' >«adMaaea taatad Rad Ram V*S proached the issue Warily. Koriea Talk tea itanpad up from 140 to 150 The’ fresh proposal to provide , «ad teom'7.l to 7,5 to i com- new tax relief by boosting peraonal ■j't exemptions waa sprung unexpect­ rntio; FowarfVta, » now edly v yesterday by Sen. George Plfuis Seen . tranaraiaoMi; and (D-Ga), ranking liemocrat on tee _ fidl-ttitaa powar ataarinc .Coronilttoe which -fp c jnaatMiiiiotm tuusar& e* nandlea tax bills. i - " " tMcm 140 IL^ H m honoBower *t George suggested te s t tee per­ UiSiVictory tha ata-cyUadar aaciaaa haa haan sonal exemption be raised from the rUm d iPWk 105 4o 110 and tha present 1600 to 5800 this year and . Washington, Feb. 20 (/P)— I' aaiUptateMt ratio from 7D to 7.55 to 11,000 next year. He aaid he Washington, Fob. 20 vlewM such action aa n neesaaary Secretary of State Dulles has * ^ ^ H ^ 'iioQt*^Cat‘Mark anti-receasion measure, undertaken to convince his A \^ t* by Democratic members of tee favorahle action on cntljr iipWtT Aaaodatlon atoek e ,i^av ar hafbro haa a. now car beaten 15-10 by tee Repoblican Dulles returned last night from lilMpi tetro d u ^ to tha piihlie with ^ ^ Schwable . . . majority on the committee which the Big Four Foreign Ministers - Washington, F ^ . 20 (/P)— •peR'draiBatie yanet of ability to now is busy overhaulUig tee na­ Meeting in Berlin, where he agreed A furious row o v ^ a Senate parfhnm to o 1964 Xlodc* V-0 ia to seating Russia qnd Red China tha hoMar of mora AAA ranorda, T o r n a d o e s tion’s tax structure. subcommittee’s pubBdxiiig of A number of House Democrats at the (:onference opening April 29 10 ^ tmevaluatea ■ cnkrgo■ jrOmirteR' atemlaa and andunuca, inconceivable ’ have made it plain they will fight at Geneva, Switserland. ♦ityi tnngr. ataadard Amarioaa car for their plan when tee tax re­ Fears Coogreaa Reaction against Chief Justice rfma avar hcM hctora.'* Warren boiled up today . ;•; Atthongh tha Royal V-S faaturaa Wnahington, Feb. 20 (fi)— 'la triring to decide whether the lure vision bill reaches the floor in The aecretaty obvioiisly was dis­ 45-year-old Schwable, a alender, about two Weeks. They hailed the turbed by some fears expressed in demand the same group aupcr dduza apiMatmente and One of those 20th century George proposal and said it would C^ongresa / that "appeasement” S ttta^ Nawbarg pointed out that alert man vdth thinning and gray­ might result. He told newsmen who mediately give Warren /*^ tea antlra 1954 Oodgo lina la mark- atories that defies imagina­ ing hair,' ahould face a court mar­ Hattiesburg, Miss., Fob. 20 make their battle an easier one. favoraUe vote. tion and sickens the heart is tial...... (/I^—The State Highway Par Tax legislation must originate in met him-at the airport that this adlqr maaynow atjAag.Ghangea. tho House. The Georger propoaal, country got A’lOO per cent” of what The Senate Judiciary______On tea aatertor, a naw apaar-lika unfolding in”a dinib, impro­ Four Mutee enlisted men ud irol rejpidiied at least five 'per­ it wanted and that “the place and om tso cohMderint W arn m 'i/iia^ maulding accante tha low, one Army sergeant who caught however, could he added to the tax nation to tea port he slrnsdr os- V-' vised courtroom on a hill over^ sons.were injured early today revision measure when it bomee to .compoaltion of .the conference are ■IteteUdadtetidWith 6 looking the Pentagon, glimpaaa iof Schwable in POW when a pair of tornadoes the Senate. precisely whet we sought." copies under an Intsrira i^M nt- ' Jaekaaaa te tha ovatnU: cames .dertllg hte..ordaal .IpI4. their secs , agate . .todsk^r aOtfiO ■- it IS the storyi as- toM by- men ripped iiito the town of Sum- T h e George plan' wonid .be of Dulles, fatigues after nearly a ■ s-> ■ lanfeth of tour-door ahd club coupo who saw it happening, dt a brave Btoriea yaatorday—^halting frag­ most help to large families and month of fencing with Russia'a V. a. m, EST). San. W i& lm (R- mootei aad a ftva-lnch incraaaa ia ments* that added up to a harrow' rail, Miss., about fifteen mites M. Molotov, faces three days of Utah), who protasted tea aubcom- man goaded to fury end gradswUy teg picture of what ”brate-wash those with low income. mittee’s alrliig of thO charges at tea aport coupa and eodvartible, sii: broken by hie Communist captors northwest of Hattiegburg in It has been estimated to cost possibly sUff questioning by con­ tea now axtarior trim lands a. teg” does to a man. gressional leaden of both parties Mrs. Irene DeMello, 40. of Tiverton. B. I., gave birth to her 8ird an open session yesterday and de­ under a load of abuse, pain, hu­ Some told .of seeing Schwable in Lamar County. the treasury about 4>i billion dbl-i nounced teem ss “S/lot of tommy- aBMOth, modem look to tea entire miliation and physical wretched­ Four women were admitted to Isrs this year and eight biUlbns and by the House Foreign Affairs child, a girl, at Ste. Anne’s Hospital. Fall Mver, Maas., Thuraday. Itaa SepUmber and October, 1952— tee hospital in Hattiesburg. One and Senate Foreign Relations Com­ Seventeen of the children nre living. Including the new arrival; / f ^ r rqt," aaid he would ask for a voto . Otear. aiajar body changes in- ness. emaciated, uafiiaven, 'Jittery but nex( year. to send the nomteatipn to tesTfuU THE MOVE TO MQDERM UVING ' fitgaed O m a Oeafesaten man was-hurt but did not requite Accordingiy, It would complicate mittee*. He also Will-report to the are married, ■ The father la a faraMr,- presently anempleyed. ■/'‘(A r etoda tea krlM dartgn and front hohetheleaS defiant. Schwabfc~had hospltalixation. the Eisenhower administration’s naUon Wednesday night on radio Wirephoto). ' \ Judtclaty ComnUttao for appruvaL and. Tha new grills is lower, wider Col. Frank - Schwable,. a flying been captured the preceding July and TV. The nomlnatton, suhmittod Jan. Marine with a brilUsnt record of The Highway Patrbl said it waq budgst-balancing problems. Under sad haa a mora maasive appear­ a. He’d been -thrown into Solitary believed teat no one was killed. 11 by President Eiaanbowor, re­ ance. Tha traditional ram hood \- combat experience, is tea central confinement, harassed by constant the BiaeMMower tax program, the Dulles was understood to be pre­ quires Senate approvsL No Ssoa- figure. He was a war prisoner The torpedoes struck at 12:35 a.m. defldt fpr tee fiscal year ending paring to Stress that his agree­ tor haa announced intention o t vot* ornament has baea streamlined, questioning, deprived of food. But A number of homes were aaid to June 80 orould be about gSJiOO.OOO,- ment in no way cleanses Russia of and a distewt, new stylteC has in Korea 14 montba. Midway in his attitude toward hia Red tor­ be destroyed or damaged. ing against confirmation. been given tea V-8 aad hia captivity, he signed a falae mentors was: 000 and about 52,000,000,^00 next guilt in promoting and supporting TS No Word From Dm termne-Unad alr acodp. Headlights confesaion he took part in germ ”Oo to hell.” Twletera Strike Twiee: year. The George plan would more Chinese and North Korean aggres­ At the Presldent’a vneathn have bean redesigned aad bumper warfare activities.-which, in, fact,' X Former Martee CpI. WilUam N. Later tela morning tee twisters than double tee deficit now an­ sion in Korea. ' headquartera in Palm never were carrisd on. Shockley of Denver,* Colo., test! dipped down six miles west of ticipated for next year, unlesa He also Is aaid to be planning to Calif., yesterday. Press Saerstenr guards have been andifted. isgrowingto Laurel, Miss., causing considerable some offsetting meesures were emphasize that this country wilt The Reda made noisy propagan­ fled he heard those words ring out Jamas C. Hagerty decUnad to dla- la restyling tea intariors of the \ property daniage tee Highway Pa­ Adopted. continue to refuse recognition to Bacardi Heir Safe anttra line. R. C. Somerville. Dodge da uae ot Schwable'a ’’cohfMalon”. cuas the developments. trol aaid. No one waa reported in,, . But George said in an interview Red <3iina and,will not permit her At a meeting ycstsrday, called visa - prosfdant, revaalad . > that Now a 4-member court ef inquiry (OsaMSsnei ea Page Thlrteea) he la not aa concerned about bal­ SMga oentraoentneted M 41T cvbttbhla The facts are simple: I^ c o b is the one fine car whose sales have more found wherever the living is modem. Note,, too, how well Lincoln’s new jured. admission to the United NsUons. by Caiafrman Laaiptr (R-ND), the od « nsw.iyyd « l tip* ‘-h:; Thr— torn»H|^ hif ancing the budaet as he is about '.The Asian peace conference .wUt Santiago, Cubfit-Feb- 20 (A>«-iSwift A m y aetioik--i«8cue, suhcowwlttoa pubUcty spsiad on 'ften ifeiiWW in two iboit find ffihrics go with LihSihi’ii del^lful new stylii^; drUMtiiTnew' r i^ arM, oattroy^ hemes wUl ahffaw aP aScKir^m^ayA te briity final tee record chaigea it aaid it had l^ S S i farm buildings. There was only B9M dedllno. I peace in Korea and to end the 7- arrests and the killing, of a servant deemed faithless—broke received; Among these were allc- Hiere ere good refisoni why ^ trend kee{» frowing. The grtfit mw fihfides in nylons, gaberdmes, whipcords and lefithert. one injury reported. A child euf- . ‘Tf we ara cmirageouS enough to yoar-old Communiat-led uprieing the Facundo. Bapaidi kidnaping case last night little more gationa that Warren had M* fbr 19H1» bt ihe c^JBat tocedwcutoa-teakand, — - Msisjaaiisooin o s eiu in TnAw»ll4nrt ______iSi. i.n..r.e>-i..-«^ ■than 11. hours aftor-tha8»yea^d4iair-to* rum fmrton^ was ■ towe*. teo -Masnlse 'tinet-hfid ap»" Above fill you .^ve incrediUe parforh^ce. L in c^’a V-8 engine has- Bleewhero. a big ehuiik of tee (Gaatinaofi..oa Pnge FSar). „ .PuUse' planeside remarks , probr aelzad. tor 550,000 ransom.------—wj pointed disfll|ie9t. juiatas tooftica, big change in American motorists’ ideas about fine cars. naUon’s middle presented a patch- ably set the tone of hia. reply to Servaat Was Chaattonr j and had been under tee control of the new automatic 4-barrel carburetor*—gjvaa you auperbly controlled work weather picture today with congreselonsl critics. The seiyant waa Chauffeur Guil­ "a notorious liqiior lobbj^l.” Take, fof iimtance, lincoln’a new styling—from the sttinfung new ' .action at all times. Add to .this optional features—power steering, power tee Colors shading from dark Rep. Rtcharde (D-SC.) said lermo Rodrigues, 23, a dishonor­ State Employe At Langer’s direction, subcom­ McCartky Deadlihe brown to white. Chemical Plant Dulles did "a good job’;, but he ably discharged Navy vettran who mittee Counsel Wayne Smithey grille* to ^ e crulp, new rear deck and distinctive new tailligfats. It is a brakes, and 4-way power seat—and driving becomes practically effortless. also commented teat if former was at the wheel of tee station read into tee record a aammary High winds kicked up heavy dust Secretary of SUte Dean Acheaon completely hew des^p—akin to the ground-hugging, functiongl look storms over the Midwest yester­ wagon in which , tee touale-halred Pension Setup of tee subcommittee staff of 10 fabrtwmanMMI Sttar You’ll know what we mean the moment you drive a new Lincoln. ' Sinking Df^per had come home with luich an boy vanished on hia way to a fash­ c h ^ e s made by persona who Washington, Feb. 20 {tPy—^Robert T. Stevens earlier in the day and were followed by heavy agreement, it would have been posed Warren’s nomination. WMk,* snow in sQtne areas last night. ionable private achoot, tee (iJolegto r A deadline set by Sen. Mc­ caUed "a aeliout t o tee Reds. Dolores, at 3 p.m. yesterday. Hits Low Point Smithey said tee staff had not teyentett ^ a Army has hald prevloualy That accounted for tee weird pat- Richards is aeiiior Democrat on InISOl, rwovsn to : Lincoln again iwon IsL 2nd, 3n| and 41ft placas over alt stock cars in tha 1,912-mile Mtxican Pan-American Road Ract. Carthy (R-Wis) came aiid teat Pfreea had been promoted twn, Into Marshland Accused of conapiracy . in tea tried, to eetablite the trute or wear r At tha aama time went 'last night without the House Foreign Affairs Com­ frustrated plot, Rodrigues was shot Hartford, Fab. 20 (ffV-The SUto falsity of the charges but only from captain to major prior to hia 'Western Kansas,, hit hardest by mittee. to death "while attempting to es­ Uatod those ^whlch, if true, "would Army action demanded by honorable discharge Feb. S in ac­ yesterday’s duster, cams in for a Windsor, Ont, Feb. 20 m — China Talk Move Scored Employes Retirement Fund is Sections of a .six .njiteon, dollar cape” soon after Facimdo was ra- appear to be . . . within tho in- the Senator in a case involv­ cordance s^lte-the. tew... ____ / fUlIrfledged blizzanL ..last . night. Three memben of the Senate Btored to hia parents, hungty but headed for bankruptcy, and bote vertlgatory jurisdietkia of ithr Pereee was to have been return­ -After n day of sero visibility be­ chemical plant on the banka of committee.” green, blue apd redTr-ara featured ing a man he has labelled a ed to civilian ftatus in the spring, cause of dust, the snow moved in the Detroit river settled deeper Foreign Relationa Committee ex­ safe and sound. A Jobless youth the employes and the Stats ahould pressed misgivings about dealing nabbed while walking tee boy up teelr pajrmenta to keep it sol­ Watklna and Senate RepuhUcaa te-the patterns dasighad for naa an QOmmuniat. but he was let, out. earlier at hia to knock out power lines and stall today into a newly eraated lake 1954 Dodge models. McCarthy laid down a 24-hour with tee Chinese Reds on a high along a suburban road waa Jailed vent. ■ . Luder Knowland of CaUfornla to- own remest with the. Army's ap­ tranfportatlon. reaulting from underground cave- terposed protests sgatert (his pro- . As part of tea interior styling ultimatum Thursday night that proval. He had l ^ n stationed at Communications With 16 Kansas ins. diplomatic leveL They, were Eien. in a barracks. That waa the conclusion today on the Dodge Une. all trim bar- ths Army produce the names of Camp Kilmer, N. J. . Part of tbs old marshland on Ferguson (R-Mlch), Sen. H. Alex­ Army officials said Rodriquez, of a critical audit of the retire­ cediure, and .tbo open^ trtevlakMi- inonltps with tea uiAolstsry colors. ander Smith (R-NJ) and Sen. Mur­ tossed out of the Ns'vy as a mari­ ment system praitared by biparti­ fllmsd, meeting ' soon afterward all personnel who had anything to - Pereas, now practicing dentistry . (Csntinned on ftge Four) which the Canadian IiiduatrieS phy (D-Minn). Items such as the instrument do with the promotion and bonor- Ltd., (CIL) plant la built dropped juana peddler and gambler some san State Audlton Joeeph B. broke up in a row, panel, garpish mouldings, deep-pile ta Elmhurst, Queens, N, T., was Dulles rested at hia home today montee before the BscSrdi family Downes and R a^ o n d L Longley. Knowland later called tho pro­ abla dlacbatge of Dr. Irving called to a hearing beforo McCar- - ' 5' at least 22 feet with little warn­ carpatiM. head lining aad stMnng Pereas, a Reserve, dentist, PerosS ing yesterday, swallowing two big before plunging into tee explaining hired Him, died under a hail of sol- ' In order to save the fund, run­ ceedings "ths moat shocking^ avont Wheal arc flidihOd^ia the same tey, the only member of the 1~ seaaioiis. — r— ■. ; diOra’ bullets when .he .made a ning dry because if doesn't fbOow I'hsve observed in my rtght years' at a New Tork bearing refused to man Senate Inveatigstiona sub­ buildings. He la to meet Monday (9:30 a. m. hasle color as the upholstery fab* answer S3 questions about pos* Seven Patients Earth Still Crumbles break for liberty in tee country sound actuarial procedures, tee in tee Senate.’’ rtc. In turn, ah^of t|>e interior color committee preaent. He la chairman EST) with Republican and Demo­ while, reenacting his part in the auditors recommended two prompt And Vice PreaMcnt Ntoan. alao slble Oommunist acUvlUBS and of tee group. Today the earth atUI crumbled. cratic congreaaional leaders at his crimed Schemes are Ih' tmmiapy with the connections, invoking the oonsUtd- Cracks appeared In a 2-yaar-old moves: of California, said in a atfftomsBt estertor body c<^prs. . McCarthy said PerBaa had bean Killed in Fire, State Deportment office. Next The surviving prisoner Manuel Ask Payment Hike to newsmen that the ebargaa ttonsi guarantee against aelf-in- l^ven a ”hOrr)r up discharge” aad office building of tee adjacent'Ca­ ' Another interior' feature is tha crimteation. Echevarria, 20, faces prosecution Require State employes to 1n- agstast Warren were "oamptrtrtF tastrument panel, Which not only that records ’’available last April nadian Salt Co., an indication teat (Oeattaoed om Page Four) under a law providing a maximum creaao teelr annual payments from fultastic and patently falae.” "Either the Army will give the showed he was a Communlrt pm-ty Three Rescued the foundellon was Settling. of 12 years tor kidnaping. . tee preaent tour to five, per,cent is a matdiing color, hut introduces aamea of men coddling Commu­ Ieader.”k Workera cleared idl records and He added that tea Jotefimy a new automotive finiiih known as nists,” McCarthy, said, ”or we wiU To Facundo, the day was one of of their salaries. EvenMhen, "it **Dsateertex.’* The top portion of In a latter to yrhich the Ariny Hartford, Mich,, Feb. 20 (Fl— furniture out of tea hrick-and- hiking and hunger. will produce leas than half of the (CsnW^i an r a g o W ^ } the instrument panel has. a grainy take it before tee Senate and at­ official rofarred, Stevens said Mc­ Seven aged patients died In a rag­ concreto. structure. . _ "There was Iota and lots of coet of retirement services. - ^^1 o r leather-type finish to raduoa tempt,to have'cited for,contempt Carthy’s suggestion test Pereas ing fire that raced through a 2-^ The water-filled pit stretched wslking and I got real tired and A General - Assembly appropris- glaie, whoa tea bottom hSs a soft, those responsible for a shamefiil be recaUed to stand court martial story convalescent Jiome late last 175 yards from north to aoute.,Tha News Tidbits hungry,” he said. "The men didnQtiU.on of at leaat 53,S60[000 to place situation...” on charges of conduct unbecoming ler level appeared the same as smooth finish in the same color. night. In l^ f an hour, the firo * CaUed from AF Wire* harm me in any way, but teey tee fund* ‘ on at' lesst a temporary . A new benefit to the driver was Aa tee deadlinb passed last an officer was ’’impracticable.” burned down tee frame Shlmer of tee Detroit River nearby gave me nothing to eaj> I am Just keel. That sum represents ttw ex­ dssriibeil by Somerville as “four- night, an Army official at the Fan* Stavens aaid he knew pf no way Convalescent Home, three milee waa'believed liver water tele now.” ' cess of .equity of employes In their Bulletins COrOer contact.” He explained, it tagon In Washington said tee Ar­ to reverse separation of an officer west of this southwestern Mtchi- ^raa seeping into tee pit through Not a penny ransom war paid. contributions over the resources of as,« fOatmer. that alloWB. tee> aver* my would have no statement on from the service, an action he aaid fjM towm . • .n . salt crevices in tee limeatone for­ U. 8. Foreign Aid director Hdr- Facundo’s father, Daniel Bacar­ thefund, from the AP IHras age driver to maintain visual con­ the KeCarthy demand and would is final. “ "Police aaid firemen who aearch- mation. Old E.-, Stssaen is due'in Manila di, vice president of the family’s le. auditors, whose previous tact with all four fender lines. stand on a letter written to the od tee ruins for bodies released A hugs hydrogen tank on one for ragtoaal eooferenoe of For- Hstuey Brewery in Santiago, bad ngs on tha subject fell on :*Ttte sfOMi^fiiaharu tteTiM Senator'by Seeretary ef-tlw Army ’ fOeatteBea ea-tRa^ TMiS eea )' tehi;arsyised iW; M tee Snff end-ef : a ceacrote slab Meted eight .dign... OperaUona .. Admtntatratloa • a x i a i ^ < aaocRiWsd th r fSO.tMO Wgttemve etors;’ recalled thS - nteUAK BOB Somerville said "through a oombi- injured today. inches early tbday. Observers said offlcials in Southeast Asia. ,-. %jk. mm. Fsh. aa S£^- naU ar ad^chahr-liiidu ^Rent Killed were JLiHacl Babcock. 76, that if the tank toppled, an am- bor Department says Initial clalnu (CjeoMpued M Fpgp. XUrtsoa) trosftnoei.von..Fngo Fame) teat rite*as.they move forward. jof Watervllet; Fred Sayles, 86, of mohlk'^ lflaht'dh ' th r other'''end of Tor iiheiiiiploymnit fhsuTanee' kai^' to-terow'K jtiateH«^*eod.>aad Jarge ona-plaos \ .Osspsto HiiMliMi Glenn; Mra, LueyvSparUng.,91..of the slab would go down as well. beea dropplog, but not so fast tor IheDrttodi windsnield.' la the rear it ia made Ooloma: Samuel Luts, 93, of Co^ Other nearby structuras Included Season as in recent years:' erty atdsy; fiSi poasiMe by the chair-high seats, v ^ ; Mrs. Adelina - BlakeBlee,~ 79, a i-stoiy salt warehouse and build­ Labor leader Victor* Manuel wrap-around rear win&iw and and Miss Louise Bishop,' 32, bote ings for producing chlorine. Offi­ Gutierres aays Guatemela does cials said tee entire roadway lead­ ider Blam ed nawly-designed chrome fins test U. S. Economic Health of Benton Harbor. not intend to "eit in the dock at accent the rear fender lines.” Dragged From flameB ing to the west and ’structure tee accused” at tha Inter-Amer­ 8MA O Pm tBf Semervuis also noted that the Mrs. Mary Collins, 66, of Water- could drop sway. ican Conference opeiOng March 6 H a riM , FSB. 21 1954 Dodge Une has a choice of vliet, dragged by firemen from her Boxcars on a railway spur also in Caracas. .. Japanese Foreign F o r Comi ist SmaU Bnstns twp^ transmiisions. In additUm to Worries Legislators burning bed, was dead on arrival were threatened. , Office charges Japanese patrol ssheminsd tedag It Two CIL bulldliiga were ruined boat Is fliod hpeo and seised by Harifetd aflkiom « the new, fully-automatic Power- at Watervllet Hospital.^. cl the assay an IVto drive. Dodge niakes avaU- Only three were res- , I V

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