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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCBESIISR.' CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8,1884 .. I I..I.II- III I I IIIIIII.M.. - ■■■■ ■ . -.. M. -4= , . < ■ ---- ^------HANCHESTER EVEN1N6 HERAp)r MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY^ MARCH 8,1954 iiiiiiiiOp Board membqrs .on oral request or: -j-r- to ^uounmt lndm at^ eataWishlnr a s i g i r , delyTup will be foam'rubber, flilad comtog year -i.a n aocaleraUng abida by toa' Chartar Which pro teenagers. Onea Sfato tha life at toe school ajmtkm ahd in Ka-Klar to Exhibit and waahtole. Hiis toy will be sold trend toa* seams certain to have a vides that ha shall submit opinions in combination with booklet of of toys for toa trade at tMT Anai working out the .moat effective Electronic Scorer Action favorable effect volume sales. can Toy Fair niustraUtt tha out- way to ifiako ,his services avrtl- on written raqueats. At U. S. Toy Fair Taddely Tup atoria.. -----— ' Hwra a rt more to children of toy- Two motorists were flhed 86 each Mrs. Fltapatrick said aha felt "we , "Mora than 1,300 atoibitora will Btantong leadaraUp e ru ie Auati- Sbeial Worker in Manchester —ablc. Memory of Town using age than evsr before and can toy industry to; eraattog -qual for atop algn violations by Judge A new elsctronie scoring davlet, ought to comply with the charter prertaw- toalr ;:|.oy, Itort at tha "Umklng at the situation realls- and ipada a motion to that effect ’The -Ka-kiar C5oth Toy Co., there b broader apiweeiation on ity pbytoinga trtit jnake asfontlal tirtU^. one social worker: to a jbbn S. G Rottner to Town Court capable of totalising the score, of On Keeney School Plan American Tby FlRlr, salting an all- the pert' of parents of the im- Ellington, March' 3 which carried unenlmouoly. makers of soft stuffed animal# and time racort," -gieeordlng to Fred contribution to'ou:‘our children’s wel- make fun of him and life is bo* opinion from a representative attention seektog, bullying, fpiar- schpol peipulatlon of over A800 has tots toorhtog. three Judges, will M used for .tos ■'1' dolla, win exhibit at- the Slat portanca of a variety of toys to ilB Art Coming increasingly dlfftcult. group of Manchesterir dodoctors who, a tramendoua Job to do in coordi U.'.)®.A. AAtty t Simon 8. first urns at toe Judging, of The After hearing a report of tentative erick W. Doepke, preaident of toe children’s happiness and all-around rtltog, lying, temper tantruma, in mov{ed to^ West Hartfoftlt ‘Robert E Oabrel, 37, Andover ■ft Board SeU 31 Mill Jax million below Iasi year's—was cor- approval by Or. Nicholas Mersialo, Amarica# Toy Fair, World's larg ?'oy Manufacturers of thO U.3.A., ^ . 1 i^artluv- "A girt steals things'‘which she Ln Uie coiirse of their practice, ability to get along with others, to-, nating hia work, planning his tlmd Fourth Annual Ohartar Oak 'AU 'rset.. est showing of playtoings; which development. doesn't need or which her parents and mobilising his skUto. Hart- it is fan 'moire convenient Cinter, ^md Arthur Gasken, M, of the Bunce School, aa the location nc., sponsora of toa annual trade "There’s record good news for ORCHl tliq.* adJusUng to come into frequent contact with ability to accept authority, rassnt- new duties, says ha hda a _____ Color Slide Exhibit taking plaoa at Rate, Approveg^dilniB- .^ Martin aaid'he had asked fqfa for a day nursery for ratarded chib win -be hel(T In NtW' York from fair. would be glad to buy for her. She aonool age chHdren. They unan- fulness. Withdrawing, excesatva fotd; with a school population ^ Hartford, \rerc the violators who, parents as well aa chUdren in the PtNtdiUdiu In their lives, tells all sorts of untrue stories ippt in his heart for tola toyra and pleaded guilty to the charges. The Wadsworth AtoeneiiM- on house as Location for tabuleition ,ot the Invantories at dran,- tha Board authorised Mkrtto March 3. to 17, Harvey T. King, Doepke eaid, "Froapects are new toy ahowlngs," Doepke re OlitTERS Mrf LEADERS to a .report recently fhiously endorsed the need for a timidity, emotional reactions to *•>000, employs .13 social workers. March 20. toose two place# and would iubmit to spend up to 81,000 to put the old president, announced today. end imagines that everybody picks school social worker. physical handicap^ nervous mah- "Wokiso recommend that a sum says he la very definitely not break-' Harry A. Ofout, 60, 160 Tolland it ,to the Board. / ' ' bright for eatabllahing-naw records ported. "Price# will be about the / Replaced and repaired or MrPTA Council. tog his connectkma with Tolland Tpke., was fined 18 for n red light This scoring device was built by Court, Police Stution building iiTrapair. New toys developed by toe Ka- of volume of byatneae at the Fair on her. ' » ■ "the Advisory Board of Health herisms, psychoaomatle complaints ot aiBHroKlmately f 1,000 M appro Martin pointed y ^ t that the In Klar Cloth Toy Co., will include same aa last year. Toys put empba> inotalied on new honea. I^Mnmittee was appointed In "An only child does no work/ln priated to buy toe part-time serv- County. /: vlo'atioh. X John F. Msyhew, 73 Alton St., who D r Marxialo, health officer, in aa well as of size and buyer attend ala on 'fun with a purpose* with/S has gone on record in favor of a when faced with a difficult situa At some future date/h- Intends is also exhibit chairman. It ia astl- ventory of Pionrtr Parachute Co„ formed the Board ha would make Taddely Tup the imaginary pup ance.’ All. types of retail outlets Free Estimatas I, hy the PTA CouncU, school, chews pencils cv:ts him school social worker and has. so tion. . icaa o f. a consulting psycholoffist A nolle was ente^hd to the case The OontrortntoTKeeney Street fluctuatee with'war economy and wide selection of career trai^wg self deliberately and takes ao^part to build a homo on Ptiuiey Street. of Claon Hurt, Jr.,'3 ^ E a s t Had- mated that this new device, which School prqjdct was hardly men a further inspection before giving from the educational Taddely Tup are pbnnfng to promote toys ag projects designed to a p p ^ to to detannino the indicated in a letter to the Board of "Special problems arc also fisced and poychiatrist as needed. Oer- eutomatlcally eliminates possible that the Arjiu laid off help laat final approval. Tha $1,000 Was ap stories by Ellen Hawthorne. Tad- CAU MlfclMl 94S81 1 iMiKMl aodal worker In in school activities unless ha is Directors and the general manager, by the brato-tnjtired child and the taln proMems go Myond the skUIS We" will ali M happy to see "Our dam, for operating ah unragtstered tioned n^toe meeting lest night pf 'summer. / gressively a t an aeaaona of the every age proup from babies to forced to do so. H m ChUdren are of toe social worker and he recog- St" coming back home. motor vehicle. errors In scoring, wiU'slso prove to propriated in the budget for repair a copy of which la attached to this mentally ratardied child. Personal MeaUoli M faster, permitting 3,000 slides toe Bqart of Directors In the^ear- ■ Speaki^ on Inventory, Mutrie to the Ichool. -M odmmlttee In* making fun of him. report. Also attached is a letter Funetten ef tchesl SocIbI Hoikar aiass theae because of his special Continued until SaturdkTXsas a told top Board-the biggest pari, of "Another child continually training. \ . Mr. and Mn. | r t D. Egrleaton charge ot operating an unragla- to M Judged in less tosn six hours. Mg room of toe Municipal Build- The Manchester Assn; for Re ^HwMw, chairman; from Dr. Joseph C Barry, school "As our comtoittee understands Local color slide entoualasta are iar- a million doilart in inventory 'can tarded Children haa asked for use . Mail Itorton, Charles wants to hurt other children for physician, emplisslting the dire this tarm, a school social wortter ia "bi these Instances, it ia advia- of Maple Strept, have returned tered. motor vehicle agetoat UMis "go Out next year,” no obvloug reason. He seems to home after speeding several weeks cordielly invited to attend toe y General Manager Richard Mar- of the building, — <-- ’IViiy T ojdc, Edna Hiart* need for a school kocial Worker. a person trained' to social case able for the child to M seen direct N. Blkernielu, El; 436 N. Mato ^ Judging session, and wltossa this tin told the Board there yTaa noth lartin pointed out tHat the I l^eUe Gipson. delight in choking or pinching ly by a psychiatrist. In other In to Florida with relativaa. Continued u-n t i 1 Wednesday, ' Sewer Heariig April 6 Ftellitlea Haw Available work who has also had teaching WUliam E. Klbbe; Jr., of Meadow acorlng device to operation. ing nfw to report on tha sUtua of .000 inventory of Pioneer la ah Tha pubUe haarii^ on toe sewer IseiM l^^e with the fecUng others. For the safety of the other experience or formal orientation to stances. the child doya not need di March 17, were chargee of Indecent large aa at any time during World QdttUBittee that a school so* children he has to spend moat of "The Bureau of Mental Hygiene rect treatment but the worker Brook Road and Horace Pease of TMy ara also Invited to'submlt the project. Director Walter T. authority ordinance will take place Sure, TVih Wonderful! of the State Department of Health the field of education. His Job is to •xooaure end kindling a fire th e^ M st color slides to this con Mahoney moved it/be placed ally follow a normal growth pat* Eyidenes of to use the services of a school Jqg and cooperation in modifying have been thorough to their ap House own submarginal land. iNGHUUSE 378 Bread S t—TsL M l-t-U tt social worker if one v/ere available. tery Monday afternoon. Jar fit silver polish; use It to re Btinre School, and act a public here. Martin aaid tha maximum Easy wooMy tonm—No corryinq eborgo. TIL Mi.9.4898 | tafn. "Our committee apat h ques or eliminating the difficulty. The proach to the need of a school The funeral was held st toe move slight tarnish stains on flat hearing for an ordinance to saving would be $2,600. Bacauac "A certain percentage, however, tionnaire to claamom teacliora in In communities alrsady having a school social workers supplaments social worker and thoughtful to * C yliB dB r R tlM r iiif . WAR SKBLETON FOUND or MI-9.4IH x social work department in their Johnson Funeral Home to Wtodeor ware while you are washing, designate the Water Oommiaslon of toa relaU<>aatilp of tha billing ^iARS SELUNO ooJ SERVICINO RADIOS do not seam aUe to ptt^ress as the .14 elementary Junior high the work Of the classroom teacher evaluaUng toe information they Locke. dishes. aa toe> town sewer authority. date to the llacal y4ar, he said, the well as they should in their school schools in Manchester aakiag them schools, the services of the worker in providing help to the child on ebtalnSd. town would still have to borrow to Arras, France (F)—A 'farmer to list the nuamr of pupils they an accepted as an integral part an individual basis apd may also /Sees Saving of 870,060 m m n h ^ work. Some have unusual trouble, Ute cmnmittee !s unanimous in . hlaacheetor Evening Herald Bl- On Martin's recommendation, finance eif,1tt monUu of operation plowing hb field here in northern getting along with other children, thought m ights belpwl to atUin of the system by both parents and act as conauBant to the classroom its feeling that a social worker —from mid-August to mid-April. France turned up the skeleton of 1 0 8 5 M A IN dr have emotional problems which a more aatlafMtory adjustment ia children alike. teacher on caats where diioct wqrk Ungten oeiveepondent, Hra. O. F. toe Board voted to cancel an $83,- a soldier killed in World War I. OIL BISTRIMT|l|i is not only desirable but neces Berr, telepbene Bnekvine S-MIA 000 eppropriation to the Capital The answer to saving interest on lAT ELDRIDGEl In c. make it impossible fdr them to school and dx homo through help ’*The average waiting period for with the child is not indicated. The sary for the school children of tax noted, he said, b to change the Insignia indicated tot soldier waa 1790 from a adhjwl social worker. Children before they can be taken Improvement Reserve Fund in or an Auatraibn. HSON'S load a happy normal life. Such to*i£ud. adjustment of Manchastwr and respectfully sug fiscal year. 333 MMo Strait toi for treatment at the Bureau of der to bring total appropriation children aeed more expert help "The toaohers listed 477 pupds. gests that the PTA Gouncil paa*. NOW! YOU CAN BUY down to a point where the 31 mill Firato expresaed^practatlon to and an additional 17 whose parento Mental Hygiene is' about two BeeomaBeadatlou ef Ceduaittes than the present school staff is a rooolutlon requesting the BMrd rate could be set. Martin told the Martin for a ’’wmdarful Job in able to givok i tad wicountered problems wito montha Exceptlms are made "In the opinion of the committee, of Education to engage a school keeping within toe budget.” Mar .their^rtilldrtn Ir tha honm and when the natura of the case indi WE_^OAEET ALL / Board he felt saving of at least "Many examples of emotionally a school social worker should 1m aociar worker for the coming aca X 879,00t> could be made in various tin errtited cooperation by de maladjusted children might be naked for help frou the cates that this may be a sacioua obtained for Manchester. We feel demic year and also appropriate LEABDfO BBANDg ,^1 partment heads. emergency. On the other hand, to appropriations for the rest of the givoi but a few such examples figures do not inbludS high that he would M of greatest aerv* approximately 81,000 to pay for ANEW GSeat year. 'The 883.000, or more, He aaid the new recrer.tion di will suffice: students whose maladjuat- make up for these, then have Men lento the elementary schools, since part-time psychiatric and psycho rector, James Herdic haa saved it, if anyf is likely to be more many other childran who have had ^rould be put back in the reserve "A.child in. the fourth grade Is emotional difficulties arise early logical services as needed." fund at th^ year's end, he said. $100 a week to pays and accom still sucking his thumb. He is un/ deep seated and to require au>re to wa^t m on than two months. and the most important preventive intensive help. .. "Obviously, the Bunau of Men work can M done then; Periiaps an Martin said it would be imprac* plished the same amount of work. able to concentrate oh his w«1c ' ticai for toe 'Board lo'make cuta in Some of the credit went to good and daydreams a great deaL / “The school attendance officer tal Hygiene is not.anady resource arrangement might be worked out for Manchester’s school children where tha social worker would be the individual appropriations weather which cut down main "A child with superior tptelli* indicated that he has about 400 where he feels savlngp can be tenance and eome to toe new wel gence seem to niakd any cases of truancy a year. He has except in extreme cases, and cer avrtlalde to the high school on call. tainly not for any large part of the mada^ X fare laws which aave toe town progress in^^ sdiod wd^ in found that the truanqr pattern is "We reahse that h social worker money. -t;" 477 indicated in our survey. There is an additional expense in the Bowers Objects ' /qdte of all that his teachers can establialted over a period of time an no other nsources for case, Tha only objection came from Meeting Tonight on Alnwheuae do. The family X ^ c to r / cSn find and that it fs often caused by home budget of the*Board of Education, Sherwood G. Bowers, Board phair- work to Manchester. We have but feel that in the long run he After hearing notice of approval nothing physically w ^g. The difficiilties. He feels that if. these neither child guidance clinic nor man. who said the town was "not by the Town Planning Commbslon parents are worried^and the child difficulties were caught in the ele- should M considered a community O N A facing the financial factr of life." family service agency. investment to good mental health of the almshouse aa the location Is unhappy but is unable to luentary years thsN would be "Case work with children is not To set a . 31 mill rate, he said, for police and court, the Board With the ^tuation wi fewer oases in the higher grades. and therefore an cconmny. Dis mews we have got to reach into a within the function of the Town turbed children—and we use this voted themselves tS approve the Fester Farenta Heed Most of his cases coine from Junior Welfare Dept. Manchester is not a PARKER S’lH E rr surplus. iocation. "A child’s home is oroaen up h '^ and up. term a s, descriptive of a child SPECIAL TRADE-IN OFFER Martin Said that the town will memMr of the Gnater Hartford whose problems and attitudes lead A meeting of the Board's com and he is sent to live in a "Although having a srtiool social Community CBiest and the facilities FOR A UMltED TIME use up 8100,000 surplus frorti last mittee on nivnicipally owned build home. The child becomes a /f/orker would not eliminate the to disorder which affect hia per year in financing its operations of Chest sponsored agencies in sonality and his adjustment—dis USED AUTO PAR’TS ings and others concerned with lam in school, his work suffen Job of the attendonce officer, it Hartford an not available to this year, anyway. the project wi!J take place tonight the foatef parents don’t kn< would provide him with a source turbed children who do not have Bowers and Director Helen Fitx- Manchester residents on any large help, grow up into more disturbed u d a special meeting of the what to dd aboiit the situation. \>f referral and eventually cut down scale. CALLING." ' patrick voted against canceling M art may take place Friday to / Xvarybday concerned needs expert number...... of truants. At present, adults. 4 the Capital Improvements Reserve Bcveral Evampits “As toxpayers, we are, all sup take final action on moves to get . V - guidance. th ^ ^ ic e r has no real resource ex "The kind of child who needs the “If you hfive «ny notor vehicle.that we can uec for nartv, Fund. \ girl is nervous and worried cept ^ e Juvenile Court fOr severe porting the mental hospitals and Director Jacob Miller u id he the conversion under way. help of'/a school social worker is Juvenile and adult'courts. Thede V l“ y y»“ .the hlghaat prices. We also have plenty First estimate for toe work was hechuae she ia so afraid of mak proUema. By the Usm a chUd the one who expresses hiS inability would agree it ia unwise to cancel ing a mistake that she refuses to readies' Juvenile Court, his prob^ a rt nectoaary InsUtutiona which o f. Tirfs, Radios, Batteries and Hcatcni or any used the appropriation if it were not for $126,000. By’yiutting out aoma lea- to adjust in school in terms of per might not need to M so busy and turaa town officiala out the sum to pey to do the regular school work. Jems have achieved the stature of sonality, Mhavior, social relation auto parts. CItU Danny a t Parker Street Used Auto the fact that it will be returned at >hs cries easily and has a consequently expensive if com P a rts .’* y toe end of toa year. 887,500. Police Chief Kt^man O. delinquwcy. Prom a preventive ships, attendance or school work. munities would feel an obligation Schendel naa said toe cost, can be stomachache .or headache every angle, neiyier the attendance offi "The child may exhibit to an ito- A drop of almost a half million morning. Both the parents and the to help produce emotionally 775 PA R K E R In the Grand Ltat left a deficit- of cut to 880;000 torOugh tha use of cer nor 3e Juvenile Court is a normaii degree one or more of the healthy clUxens. police labor. 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PECAN TOFFEi pain BUY YOUR EASTER NEEDS lA Sr TERMS ARRANOED 3 78c A t m o o f h , e r m a m y , w Q n d e r f u H y dmIicioOs km C r m m m WARDS POPULAR GRENADIERS , **AAechaniu*"Ryienplait. ON OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN ^ I •d ever ceWen. Rafo. f*cedhea|,foauRapular en is'M issis,’Tom RS, toys: SUITS Ref. 7.98. NOW 4.97 X ONLY A SM>^L DEPOSIT NEEDED or dedi lanpUi. W hito, ^O lN «M L ICB CRIAM UINES- D M U IS, SUITS, COATS, TOPHRS .Wards ^ u tly , stylcd^GciBadkca, crafM nweitid eehn. 10-13. * .'-tv from m fidly aelecM jlaathera. for loi« RADIO AND APPUANCIS GOME SEE OUR SELECTION NQW! - •.'U w ear. ■_s. :X 1:380 MAOI ST. - .--X'. '' " (^ABARDINES^ ALL >^OOLS ■>- FAIUES A r * i -4 Tft. ^ 9 - 3 ^ ) < i . -' i If:- . . 4 -■■•I , ■ '. -'I \ •./ , -.X ■: - XX-' X -'-- ^V'. . I ' V; ;v .* "/ *•""/• ' ■■ ' r . ■ ,,i / •. ,<•: : r i-- , s ' Ofc < * ;- ' i‘V - -L n lIANCm STER EVENING HERALD.'MANCHES’nSR. GONN„ WEDNESDAYiMAROI A 19M : u , » ■ L i _ ■ ■ - .' ' ' i * ■ • • ' '• „ . • f-. «9=fipdiK!«-^ tw(ni'rboa(< , . trisa-whart A ait^.mlKht ^ f«lt, ’fiiid tham confirmad IntolliVir JtANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, HANC^ESTER, CONN;/ WEDNESDAY, MARCH ibia fictually ' rerida elaewhen, to»rty per cent M Its m ^ - wa . ontittod pne , cqi 1 (‘■iiiisi 1 isi iiim 1 ai oertaM Ij^wara- racclved into the ■ church a< wxy of Bfs; “ ff w l M W iifitB •ill.'''" ■■ ■ .tha Town Pisn and Zoning particular 6-8 Miles Grant, atayed - Many ehUdren are brought up ths kind 'of w'oHd that God wants ■ “ Oablr O. Andfmm. uMI th« pMwr than nndsad. eluded, la Germany itself, al their choice. through confirmation "and that ia mlsaion for a fi-year torm; '- Inftttlo' to score for the BbUCKir' We M the Example ua to have: With aelfishneas, Sponsored by The Manchester Hpectal Masses Held MX Tb Mr. LsBallt, for Ma afforts, though there are atill obviously Most important, they attahded the end. fioma of our young people Windsor team in tha qiAC Class MBS aiuM »r »3 4 S iiS in In the dgyi of.old, most perents church regMarly. and took the fam hatred, anvy and greed ao "rampant CkMincli of Churches. , First Aicl dass Ash Wednesday Masaas were C tut, - \ wo a y thank you. Such effbrta those left who want to cheer the tried to bring their children up to Mir. “ Why botoer with church? in .our time, w* must try to over ily with them. Most oldsr folks re- M ^ e r and father don’t go, except heW today at ''t. Francis of Aasial I t waa' a -rp^ occasion when aould not havo failed, and wwiM prospect of a new German army, lead a Godly, Christian life. 'Thay member Uipse days. come these evils by praying, by Most of your personal prohlaina Church, at 7 and .8:30-a.m. Ashes perhaps on Christnuu or Bastsr," loving God, by loving our neighbote are so amalf and insignificant that Being Plannod touitoUotta ^obtained mora toanl'^ not Jiam failed, ordinarUy. v.> and to cheer tod paaaags of toe had them baptised soon after birth, But what has happensd? Today Can. we, aa parents, hlame them were distributed' after each. Mass,. sent them to Sunday achool regu- a little more and, above aH, by HV- other people can't even perceive bfie ahbt at the hoop bn any given too average church attendance la too much, if we do not set the ex- and also at 4:15. Lenten devdtlona occasion. legislation which ian bring coin- ing up to the Golden Rul^ o t doing them. Red . Cross will begin at 7:80 p.m. with’ the /' Bifaworto wmS] Aa ExpcriMBiit Fails Bcriptibn back to Gerinan life, Rosary, sermon and boiedtctib of 1 B F PU thera must be .miuiy who, without Wapplng. March 8 (Special)— the Blessed Sacrament. The. ser with Secretary fiuilas* order mon will be delivered by the -Rev. B. Ra'tis. f ...... 2 1 5 aaying much, feel their hearts sud i.1«s W A . ■:< .,1 ^Anyone InUreatad In taking • the ••..••eeeeosevvo* s8 8 24 splitUng In half the authority and denly hesVy again. f* Tbe(^hll Mierswinski of St Vmertcan Red Clroas .flr'at aid Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield. ;«*saeaseoea«v0 0 0 Juriadictioii of Scbtt McLeod, an* "Grant, c ...... '..,,5 4 14 other noble exp^ment la the bust* has been Mked to leave Confeaslona will be heard to That Wild And Happy Din morrow from 4 to 8:30 o.rj. arid Tv Aft tiRs • e • • • s • a v3 0 6 *■ '"i ■ nees of dealiniT with XfcOa^yism hla liitoe at any of the Uuee local 7 to 8:80 p.m. ;/ SftdftP » • V t • • v'e-a sesaveaal 2 .4 ae if It w e ^ potentliAy Now w-e must confess that the achooliyu a clasa of 18 or 20 per Donahsa...... 0 0 0 < 7 sona can ha formed. It will be held Cenriag Events has come c l ^ tb it) end. peepers we heard as early as a Ute St. Frsneia nlor CSiolr or at toe Umqd School Cafeteria totals ...... ig 15 58 When J a » Bisenhower v ^ k ago were singularly aingiuar will rehearse tomorrow at 7:45 ____DPROB wsekly on WMhMsdaya from 7 to ft Tourtallotto ______B ra * la axclualval]| Istra U ^ came Into office, it set -?toat toers would be a brave, pai. X , p.m. The Rosary Altar Society will Ma tm laa aaa -tm rataaieatlaa dl meet Friday after thb/benediction ' ' B F Pa ■awa dlM k& --«w 5? t e ^ w about/UM buAness of trying to re- itary voice trying out toe at- ^ The drat ineatlte. ia acheduled Kara'noB g ; ...... i ■iniroWa. ureauaA m Uila oapar at the churoh hall. 0 t ihere from the directi(^ of for March 10, Frankaiaatnda, Red Olbaon ...... 2 0 4 aiaa «ha MOkl-aam iijibUilwaherwj iteelf, the country, and - Crdaa chairman, has imged txiwhB- Rehearsals .for the iOUi annual W of rapubilcatlett oCjMctal the ^i^rap, and that w*e reported St. Francis Minstrel will l>efclm,tor Jenninga ...... 0 0 0 barain mra alaa raaiiVad. ' .tor McCarthy on the issue of peopla to sign up by FruW so the this as\a sign of spring. morrow st 7;30 p.m. ai the church Hasslon ...... 0 0 0 lunists in govanmant The class may start on acheduib. .Ryaca’a, c ...... 2 : aaifko chut at N. B. But OUK heart wasn't in it, and hall. Joseph Roi rka will be the di !•- 6 te Department had p tm the da* Dump Ordtnaace Faaaeu , rector., He has asked all Interested Cpllings ' ...... 1 0 2 e MaJ&weaSSafft^oCT'— partmant most In the headlines the reasoiiNfor tola becama plain The town meeting M o n d _ - In singing In the/chona to attend Vrigf, f ...... 4 9 17 late Monday afternoon - and night adopted an ordinance gov s^he rehearsal. Any specialty acts Mulligan ...... ,.l 1 3 m rr*‘ lasue. erning dumping. The ordinance de through Mond^avening. arested have been Invited to Cudworth- ...... 0 0 /m wA ■ ~The formula ‘ evolved for making scribed dumping and deflned rub- F ^ at this tim^beginning with comb in lor tryouts. !H W naret ^ rrlirtiar tkinieain^^ tne.,hn.. .sure that there were no Com . hlah, and pr^^vided tbr fines Xor H iXO om m H nny Church Senior TTotola ...... i i l l - 11 88 ieainnaa no Onaaeia) raapoultaDitr (or munists in the Stats Department, the' first' hint of cbmlng rain on viplatlona. The hew ordinahee pro gsoBaseaeei ariai'a appsarina la- ad; Choir wtil meet at the church to- Halftime scy4 26-26. tie Erland Johnson, left, a ^ Atty. H r a o R a u and other raadi . nMUer and for making sure that Senator 6iat wind from theNmth, toe vided for the payment of a S26 hight at iKtor reheabsai.' Anthony Gryk, are chairman and reward to anyone fumiahlng Infor- ja-fita-iianchi rtar SiTeniiis/ itmld. McCarthy finally believed this, peepers began singing ni massed The Junior Choir will meet Frl- Maachester Eveahig Herald co-chairmui, respectively, of'the nisUon leading tb the arrest snd day'at 2:45 p.m. also t o ' rehearsal. adrertisiaa heura; was the formula of hiring one of chorus. And they Were it^longer Wapplag eorrespoiHlent, Mrs. Aii;^ committee in charge of the flrat " >1 p, m. conviction bf persons dumping Fire Extingolslied nie Oolllna' telephone MI 8-4419. and reunion of tjie Oaas of Erlaad.JsluuoB , his best friends and supporters guessing about whether o K not trash and rubbish itiegally. __ ■pring-haa epiwe.— ^—" ^Hito 8llftd8a:,a.A!tMang Um JtoL U d toUl-W es to Be the a&iu^iy - -Tm -kWlCinigy W'ei'iii 'emliowereJ unteernteer Fire Departr.ientDepart:'.ient wes ccalled BOylNES BEAT first. class to grT-i mta after “ fc - anember ot toe ■ Timreday*-! p ~ to provids; for a_ town dump and and personnel officer of the SUte -—There, for the first time, • Dwting M^ch bur •l•v•tor—will bw eonvtrfed fo dutomatic bpara* out to extinguish a fi-c in a hollow Arthur H. IlUng became superln-^i y** exception of W“» I pirovlaloni were made for; setting tree on Ellington Road near Miller t'e^lenttendent of-schools.of- lu-hnnie I Herbert Guenin. aaM n ___ i:S0 a. m. each Department McLeod was this in heard toe massed Joy of spring, the . y- ♦ion In erdar fo maka It mora pltasanf and comfortabla whan you Indianapolis (A5—The Indians A cordial invitation to attend eneapt Saturday — up ragulations for such a dump. Road. The tree caught fire on the .Stato Pair Board considered put . llling came to- Manchester dividual, and he waa so hired. exultant, almost deafening thrill The annual report of the town High St^ool when' the membera of toe reunion Is extended to sU tsi® •”®P Wathini. In tha maanfima, wa'ra making. It worth your inside when brush ahint .one toanmers... In aprlagtoue 1. The best ohJecUve anybody toey ehenid all carieee... toelr Could ,hotd would be to get the )^thlii the department, had seen tofaee to Ug bumpers! Keeney Street School is^ e re- to it that ammunition fa stin g his aulwa fUiddy, wlUi tiw leaat poap point of viaw rsacbsd U»e awipars TW IN M ATTRCSSE^ aible public controversy, the least over on Capitol HIU poeslblo notoriety for the town, Meanwhile, toe general flavor of Open Forum FOR YOUR OLD NYLONS the least possible involvement in McLaod’s conduct within the de 'T w i n b o x springs court actions; partment was such aa to add to ■tamp toward •ochnoW pair af 8, It has been believed, and the demoralisation there rather To toe Editor, eqredally so by General Manager than to aiiminate it Mr. Bowers wishes to build-toe 4 pieces complete i Keeney Street School using Mr. FrWtNiDfn from kiggmg haovy . Martin, who has been obviously 'Die net result was that Just aa Crabtrea's plana. reluctant to assume the powers Senator McCarthy had made him To grant Mr. Bowars' wish the Two lu.x‘uri0U8 twin size mattresses with in w»f dolfies. which would seem to be his rmder self the virtual master of State following totaigs will be required: terlocked innerspring centers, sag-resistant the Charter, that this community Department policy when it was 1. The present aixhitect will have pre-built borders and two 72-coiI box springs ^PGWtlom from diffkMf bofKfmg iob-fo»ts prove tboy tofco under Acheeon, through all the to accept the termination of his ought to be able to resedve issues contract and payment of the constructed on hardwood frames . . . all ( ■ 7- " ' ''i youn$at0r$ fcoi^ost 1 like this by a procMs of facts iuid Ibng period when Acheaon dared, money he baa earned. FO UR pieces for only $99.50, These will fit and str«tching,tusf let with clothes- o f $ 1 . 0 0 quality dr bettor reason. do nothing which McCarthy might The citlsena who sought a gonrt all standard size 3 ft. 3 in. twin beds. 8. There has been an instinct, criticise, ae he had now made him order to have the Tbwn Manager linos, wind, rain, and frozan / even among those who have had to self mastar of the department un proceed with the original plans dodtos. Got any eld. worn-out nylons der DuUea. with McLeod his agent rsvtsed as necssssry will havs to differ with Mr. Bowers in maiiy withdraw toelr pleA at a low price at heme? WasH'them,.,bring - S past controversies, to provide him toe scene. The difference ia that 8. The cititons whQ signed a »,.^J5ll!iiaE eiw...trc8B...go^j. outdoon and Ms retottvtfly hmecent ; fol DuUm • has - somr powe^ and jjto- petmok to.- 'toacMniCht ilUHnale^ -:---v'aZiW'iu*. them mto'-Grants,' TiMqfVe-~';3'Mm lowers, with some kind of ladder clinatiou to fight back; ai»d that, leading perhaps to a referendum in grippy weather to hang worth real money. Get 30< ^ doing BO, he will get more open on proceeding with .the original out of the deep end predicament credit toward each 1 support toan ever seemed ready plans revised as BMeuary will in which they have placed them have to: refrain from filing it. B le s s S tearn s, h Foster . . rtiaker of fine clothet. P .leather uppers selves. TMs>is not the normal com to come to* Acheaon. The new re I 4. The i.ehool Building Oommif- nylons: * leather insoles munity controversy. It is abnor striction in -McLsod's functioning toe will have to rubber stamp Mr. for. 108 years . . for producing ' such values . . and Frw dd m to wash, and dry * Leather heel linings mal because one party to the con is obviously one more admtniatra Crabtres’s plans. cotf^yeu troversy has locked itself into a tion knife applied to one more Mc- 6. The >k>ard of" Education will w hw .you please, in any weather- * leng-wearing soles have tp rubber sUmp Mr. Crab dead end position, from which it .Garthy tentaeje, and part of the :ins for its W alfc-Up Sale which brings them tree’s plana morning, noon or even at night. ,bas no le|al.,exlt except that of general and fundamental show '6. Ths Town Manager will have some fhee-aaving compromise'. down which etiU seems to ba fo rubber stamp Mr. Oabtirae’e t o Manchester! Bless your lucky stars you can This community, does not like to brewing. plans. ass anybody locked into sudi 7. To lend an odor of sanctity to the proceedings M r, Bowers own quality tw in bedding for so little. YoiT. can't position; It has been willing to let \Thc Road Bfick may. of course, also arrasga Tf ~.~ir pr,MmgyT,99 ■"Mr. Bowers, and his foUt twice been called upon. to resist Lawton. Okla. (fi—E. C; WlUlama ■Bioshes; seseolh glove-soft looiho(s„ _ the hole deeper, and with To the nightmare itself, the Lawton banker and retired Army POTTERTON'S. 130 CENTER ST. . . I ...... 9-4537 foam cushioning. Scuff-praef plqlfbniib.’ tokink poalheni even more world's reaction had grown a little colonel, was driving through the Here’s a quick, economical way to furnish a Wildlife Refuge near here, when a STANDARD APPLIANCE omT FURNITURE. 205 NORTH MAIH ST. ... 9-1259 bit dull. n»en. there comes .a con with' twin beds. FSr guest rooms, Ik ; oaduct leaves toe com-. frisky yearling buffalo* . became crete vole, with the consUtutiopal angry at the car and made a dash maids rooms, for any bedroom! Two inner- Wla-Choice. It musi pro- amendinent which authortsas a for It. The hoed and grille were ' spring mattresses, twd twin size box springs GIRLS' ANKLETS ^ tto hMtoisa If, as it smashed. - > new German army' winning in on legs and a pair of scroll headboards in S P f C l A i S A L E P I MftBi, ka hap bean naiag-an ______WUltotof quimquipped: d: pr. Dureno cotton, tha flrat stage of fts iegiatotive ivory plastic upholstery are included. nyhm heel.g loo. S^os 9-11. not pbaaMS to- "In the PhiUppiBee, I'ooce had j*keiito toatop'uie cat .toJet-a-muqn^- - UNTU .d lA II^ J ' " ' )a^itsffinF hootx clomping down toe atreeU crooe, but I ’m probably the only I AF'ttmedei " ntMfl Ift flam ■em$lsaee 1.^ j • f Paris. man In the niUion who is going to l-A "to u to "' /;^e CwH£C&cut ^C U >e^ Aaft to sur htUe lift bf roun c ^ le ^ c a r Inaurawe after. feeing Junior*a .room. PM ect felt by a feuffalo,*' for naps; overnight :U . .. , V -■ • !• ^ ■t- ' / . ■V' ■f .r-W',' " v;'' V'.-;
I y.; •- h! -'. " **r ■ ■ ‘" ■!:',*'■■■» '■■■ ■■''■ V ^-A- V;/-' ■.■%:A:y: ■■i: ■? >.- ^ -ii.." .. .. . ^-*1 '■■; /■ •' ■" - ' ■ 4.,/ f ■/ ■, y y -- ..'■ ■■ .. . *: j - r .:■ ■ •‘I i '- ' ^ A :,: y ^ t ...:■ "; . . MANCHESTER EVENING U£RALD» lUNCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8,1954 ;:A: ------MANCHESTER ^VENiyct HERALD,. MANCHESTER, C6NK-» WEDNE8DAY< MARCH 8^ 1954 'I- ■ -r e Grows J/UnchimtetJlImk R p H r e t m » S u if -pjfi— a Gwiwd -A- .udubbn E m e n t i ^ .Xriiib will wae84M«-6 at■* the homb------of Mf-a. Ernest ~!meat G. D6- Dd$T, lefidlTr, tortforrow. They Mty H«ve • C L i i i i i B L e a d e r On Battlefront The. Ou!> Scouts. Pack 57 Com . Offe mittee and not the pack will meet Decline in Alnea ||. N«tti. w p»y- School Board Asks $ 18,00(f tonight. IA m , U chairniMt of tha Of Saipan Isle The Hartford Bird Atudy Cliib. At tha regular mrtting of the Personal Mention buildlnc fund aimoimces that it will award a Hartford Bird Club on ViUerie Ferguson la ill at her Qaims for unemployment Insur- C<»d(i«|iUlonal > Church ^ fOoptlBvad tram Page OM) AcholMrihIp for th# Moino or Oon* Mirch 9 f* p. ni.it M In® Connocl* aiics in the Manchester -area de To Purchfise Three Buses home on High SU. Her cloSamstea clined lasit week from 623 to , irtU b* officially launched nectlcut Audubon Camp in 1W4. -icut Historical Society, 1 Bllaa- at- the Cooperrative^ Nursery and 591 pontoon pier. “ S E T the concrete the State Labor Dept, reported to- .a Jbo AprU 15. The Nations; Audubon Society beth St., (Hartford), color movies _^vantiy, iW h 3 (Spfclai)-, Kindergarten are getting pictures a permit to operate and must die 7^* ^•>’d ^ Mhcatlon has voted to send and. mothera of the chil- Initial''claims, which represent ,te that the expanelon and The Old Sugar Mill is gone and training of .teacheira and'other well Sa a general-film on nature to request tbe B o u ^ f Finance to filay a numbar eonapicuously on 'dren have made a sunshine basket ftrofram will require the sugar warehouse is only a con-. the bow. - -V new spells of unemployment, were VAN'S SERVICE STATiCil/ youth 'leaders in wildlife educa- pdiication. Canip leafleta and approve a fll.ooo ipproprUUon for her. down, also, dropping from 140 to ^00,000. Re atatea that a C r ^ shell; tloh, including not only birds but other Information will he avail- for three new.achoot biiaae to'be The ordinances srs being pro- Warrantee Deeds Filed TOXACO GAS, OIL, GREASE, AU TO _____ PosM for protection on end about 93, Tha number of women claim ;«ITan(ement of pewa in- the The '.Japanese called the to-.vn also planU, trees, insects, marine able, and anyone interested kill be *" by SepUmbSA \ Warrantee deeds filed in the [' iv m immediately behind the invasion the lake and to prevant danger or ants remained almost the same, GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING nary will be made in order tb life and other forms. Anyone of welcome. William E^ondson orVthe town clerk’s office recordinijf trans however, dropping only one'to 3^. ■ a center alale. A new chan-; beach Charon Kanoa. Americans Board- of Education will tnvei nuisance due to caralsasneas. negll- college, age oi older may attend; I,eafleta may also be obtained gencs or rscklesa operation of fer of property Include: Arthur S, The downward trend in claims Will be nmde poasible by lower- and Saipanese call it Chalan the camps, anU no previous train-, by mall from. Mr. E. Alexander and Hazel C. Isleib of Marlborough WE SFECIALOI IN _preaint choir loft and-en- Kanoa. It’s the biggest town on the here w m similar to the altuatton ln>; la eaaentlal. ijElergstrom. 37'Old Brook Rd.. M c* to cover property lost due to lafety rulM and regulations to Winford E. Slater of WllHman- throughout the state where the BONDED BRAKE UNING tarftaif the area to include a piU- islanJ. ®iWI ®iit®rih|^ Cov®ntry tic, lots, five, six, seven, section number ot claimants dropp^ from • jrit leatem, cbohr pewa and an or- Remember Garapan? That waa Tha Audubon Camp oljKalne l« ' T ^*’ *.*I}* - X **^11 Include: No boat op- on an Island In Muscoiigua Ba.Vi *’*®|®*- I*** school property and relmburae- O, Pine Lake Shores and George 34.076 to 33,356. ' Glvfis You 75% Moro W fsr^Has No Rtvots t i .g n on a level more lii kebpinf .the biggest town before the fight ment of any money atolm. The eraUtfowithin 150 feet of public W; and Ida M. Hinkel to Reginald 60 mllca north of rortland. ihere «M «rah lp should be sent U> him. or priMfobaachea or. floats and 75 Bridgeport continued to lead IhA , X; Seort Your Brske l)nuB i^ wtth preaenf day atyling. ing. It doesn’t even g.\ist today- nr® ftv® B®Bstoru b®tw®«n Jun®. I t iat®r than March 29. preaent ii.aurance covaraga doM J. and Genevieve L. Berube'of Eakt state in the number of claimants '' " The committee suggeata that The jimgle—everyone here calls, it The awai-d will he announced not include losaes from the recent feet from./any c*nbe. rowboat or Windsor Hill, lots 640, 641, Actors and Sept. 2, each running for two aallboat; slowing dow' to atcerape with 5,002. Hartford waa third the unuaed apace above the vea- the bonnies—has taken over. . before the end of April, in time school break. Colony Estates. highest, with 4.004, behind Water PHONE IN.9.805A-427 HARTFORD ROAD titoule foyer may b e" eaaily con- weeks, and each offering a varie,ty way If approaching landing or an- Chalan Kanoa ia quijte a city. A for enrollment., The local Education Aaan. has Tomorrow’s Calendar bary which reported 4.850 claim- yeftld'tb abcommodate a balcony wide highway that compares favor of informal courses. other boat- no o ra tio n of boats ants. 4m The Audubon Camp of Connecti requested the Board to submit an Tomorrow's meetings include; Meting 78 people, rurther uae of ably with, any U..S. road.alioea greater then m speed.of five knots Layoffs throughout the state cut Is at the fixtensive aanctutry axpreaaion of teaching aasignmenta from sunaet sunrisd^ Any com Herb CTass at 12:30 p. m. at Capri- thia valuable apace. would permit through it. for the coming year befora expira were reported in rubber products, an oHice for the minlater of.mu- of the National Audubon Society plaint signeer- landa Herb Farm; . Robertson Mmiy homes have l^ n built. In Auto dull Official tion of tha Uma for signing of School girls’ basketball game at 700 for one week; textiles. 170 by aie, a muaio library and (dmir rob- Ur. Matlirr H. -Neill one backyard a papiaya tree is in Greenwich. There A e six sea- ■ -m sona claiming nuumnee »rii| be in; five mills pliis 120 on a two-day •Ions between June 14 and Aug; teacher contracu. Tha Board has ''**^gated by enforcement offtepra 3:15 p. m. with Storrs Elementary growing out of the. center., of. a requested Principal Royal O. week; amall metal parts. 150 by ew porch entrancea on both “mother” o_* the laat named,church 28, each for 'eiiher one or two Plcmls liiiiocent There is U> be ho llmltaticm set School here; High School girl a' rusting Marine amphibious troop Fiahcr to prepare a tenta- basketball team with similar team two firms; firearms, 140 by three the eaat and west aidea of the celebrated, ita 350th birthday and carrier. Bridwell glanced at the These courses arc more sj/eclal- on hOrsepowtr of boata operated on firms; hats. 125 by two firms; t c / u i ^ d } V '?c 5 the 25th 'aiuiiveraary of Truman ised than those at the Maine camp, ,tlve Bchtdula for potting in the the lake. from Wlllington at 7:30 pji). here; diurch are propoaed, the yestl markings and said: ...... _____ . Springfield. Maas., March 3 (/h school. Curriculum Problem Workshop, office machinery, 115 by two M ea with adjacent cloak iMmii .Woodward lia ita - minlater, with a "Marines—Third Wave.” ' and Include special one-week — John E.. McKenna, executive Tax Reminder Given firms, hardware. 100;'transporta week long i rpgrhm late in 1853, for couraea for Girl Scout leaders and --►The Board recently granted per 6:30 p. m. in the Robertsbn School. Will open on theM porchea. The Bridwell recalled an incident secretary of the Spriiigfleld Auto- mission to tha newly formed 13-20 Reel eaUte oWnera ara remind- tion equipipent. 70; machinery. 50: preaent foyer ia t<> he replaced by which they conducted a camniagn f rom the second day the in- j for pre-school and primary teach- ^ by Mrs. Mabel G. Hall, tax col- electric equipment, 50; electronics. « M rthey ' a n *'Itbgayi;**- -- “ “ '4fl*86-auiRm#r=5er-wbeet' iw jn .^gi:i^iwiMCT.B’gs«i^aa-.'.siarrrxj^iOTi:-'..“.-u.v.ggcastcj-mj.nm. ■iii>'~riiiilMi/liiijyui ir ~~ Him inti isi "'liTrffrnnnu.g'viiTiU'fnxnki'iri^^^"-*-"^'— -OM? rnnhlla riiih. pleided Innocent.to ,T!Ly:Al* Q»>».,h|8»>ii0UmU,tesm to lectont -that vnless 1052 "property IWanrhaatar Evoalag Herald VMMlon: use the Rol>e>^on School. gym --- - vsvarvsavv 60; t.lotKs. - 40;’’tBy)rT40r~'IBBllgC6:' Youth Education facUitiea were Walter W, Donaghy, 70, of 54 Retired'Connecticut State mPrison, son gusraguard Walterwauer wW, , uonagny,Donaghy, cec- The scholarship will cover the day-^to a charge of being a fug ***•• paid ia March a lien will Coventry rorreapondeat, Mra. 40; plastics. 25; silverware, 25 and "A Jap plane .flew the entire nssium one night weekly. Charleo L, Uttle; telephone PH- actually planned to accommodate length of the beach and dumped Cheatnut St., retired Oonnecttctrt | o" will meet Asuncion. Paraguay—Dr. PcHpe last year to hit a record number P-«ch»rd Hlrth and Gallagher, both} Donald A. PerretU. of the State who can put the camp training There are two charges within, Boat Regulations Asked Molaa L4>pez, 54, former President for cMldren'a ^aervicea and other of taxable aalea—two billion dol The U.. S. miliary developed a retire.nent age Feb..21. of the prison staff. Dencing fol- Department of Agriculture, investi- into immediate use aa a teacher Friday at 2 p.m. In the Columbia groupa, auch aa amall weddlnga, the fugitive oomptaint, that; / Propoaed ordinances to control pongregational Ch .rch. About 12 of Paraguay. Died Tuesday. lars. large .wa.-ehouae and dock area Deputy Warden George CUm- lowed the dinner and speaking | gating a complaint by City Dog or youth leader. Preference will McKenna "did by f a I a a and the operation of power boats on tfirtlHir Dni{ Sturts j chriatanings and Sunday evening ■Tax. commissioner William F. near Old Garapan. The Island mings presented Donaghy with a program and refreahments were I Warden Norman Hair, aaid that >be given to those living in the churches in thia area participate Los Angeles—Marvin Gudat, 49, youth aer\icea. abusive statements show con Laks Wamgumbaug to be voted yearly In this pnofram On ttie first former baseball outfielder and first Connelly said today that’s an in Cemmand still operates a couple of purse and a 10 yeSr gold member- served hy Patrick Curran and Keyea has been keeping nine grown I generalvicinity of Hartford, but tempt for the towii cqiirt of Suf- Friday of Lent. New, larger and more aui^able crease of about 10 per cent In tax on St the special town meeting to baseman who played with Chicago, LCMs to nm supplies but other- ship pin was presented by Arnold George LaFlamme. doxs and eight puppies in his home.xLkPPKcants need not be members fleld...” And "did commit crim night have been announced. For a ' \: ■ offiCea for minlater and church able sales oyer 1052,' 12 per cent y.-ica the area is abandoned. Dubin of the employe’s union, i —-----—i------— . He said an investigation discldsed^of the National Audubon Society Services will be at 2 p.m., fol St. Louis and Cincinnati in the Na- Black Pateat aacretary will be available^ and it inal libel...” fee of one dollar all power boata lowed by a tea. The public ia wel Uonal Lsague and Los Angeles, INGBK WQBMT greater than in 1051 and 22 more OM Banspan Beached AFSCE, AFL. Donaghy Waa * 1 _ ^ ^ \ UnhpaUhful condittona in the hoiM or the Hartford Blid Study Club, Suffleld Police Chief Frank ia alao propoaed to renovate the than during 1050. muat be registered at ;the Town come. Those desiring to attend can Oakland, Hollywood and San Diego PLU88ED SEWERS kitchen and modemlxe ttie preaent On the beach is a rotting Japa charter member of the union that ¥ o A D p s a a ts w l ** "■ *‘**'•11 of the dogs. / i The Club reserves the right not Satiiia obtained the fugitive war contact Mrs. Jo.in Hutt, secrctsry, / A N D Bln# Baby o itf Close to 850,000,000 V|raa collect nese sampan, with U. S. markings. Wits formed in 1()30. i xsiaa n s r u a When .Keyea nrrived in c^ty cXHiri-' to award the scholarship in 1054 Clerk'p Office. The license la good In the Pacific Coast League. heating ayatem. rant here yesterday after officiala for one year. Such boata.must have foi the Second Congregational •M MB Mm K a T ed in sales tax paymOnts du^ng Across the road natives abo.learing Frank Gallagher, of the prison **’‘>*‘•'‘**6 *»• a^df that if ' no qualified applicant la found. of his town^ accused McKenna of Washington. In i.—Don Sclara. To quote Dr. NeiU: “How much 1053, he aaid. Six months of the Church, or Mra Lome A. Mac- 61, former editor of the Ev-ncville down several.large Army ordnance staff, was master o f. ceremonies. I* O F -LeO S L < n i C l l y l*?^**?^* ^**‘* *|*"’ ®'l*® ***" Applications should include; making “unsubatantiated charges’’ Lean for the First Congregationsl of .Dili work we are able to do, and year were under the old 2 per cent warehouses for scrap—irontealiy—^ (1) past experience with nsture (Ind.) Courier. Died with his wife SEFTIC TANKS how many of theae Improvementa Other -spealzen included J; Ber- _ in a Springfield Dally News atory Church, for tranaportattbn or in auto crasli Tuesday ■Mancheater / ProtMtant woman tha world’s languages and dialects, SHOES rate, while the latter was pit by for Jai>an. education; (2) the activity in Saturday. • we will be able to make will depend th«i.new 3 per cent levy. Biggest hard Gates, miperintendent of Qa- Bridrehnrt Mar«h a «* ' further information San Rafael, Callf.---Frank H. will join in prayer for frorld peace asking that the lurches “sreak Mttklss Olssstd Be.vond Garapan large stacks of horn iTar-n ' In Rnfl.iH T . **/*®**P0rt, March I V)—Alleged His case is schedule^to be heard which camp training would be McKenna was quoted aa saying The Rev. Henry Wyman, minis of couree upon the amount of sales tax months during the past metal are piled up awaiting ship . ®*'®*‘d. Jamca J. to have ignored warnings by tha today. ^ put to uae; f3) a sUtsment that Harvey. 85, former automotive ad Friday with/ ChrUtlans in 20,000 the word of healing to thia troubled money raiaed. The total building Mepdt^, heau parale a iip en ^ r city dog warden and health officials Suffleld police watched "like COX ter of the Columbia Congrega vertising manager for the Detroit world;” that the United NaMons Septic Tatnkfi, Drain Fields, year came during the heavy ment. One piece of scrap, a twt- camp attendance would not be Kawka" fqr speeders and that fines other U; R. communities and. in program baa been adopCed aa the Christmas ahoppinjf months, Octo- * former Maiwhester resident, in connection with complaints that Urey, the nUcMsr whle. thinks tional Church, will talk on "In Newa. Died Tuesda}’, may ”be given the gxace to woik Dry WeUs and Sewer Lines need of our Church. The amount Ured, rusted tank, hears the faint- Uniformed Officer he has been keeping 17 dogs in his financially possible without a Imposed there "are alwavs "divis dia.” more 4han a hundred''ebuntriea t<«at)ier;” tiiat the "leaders of ber-December, with returns of nickname: "Crusader.” life is possible on other planets. scholarship; f4) the particular, ible by three.” apparently Indicat New TTork—Dr. Douglas Smith installed and repaired. famous for raiaed in thia drive will be af^Iied 816.380.000. Next waa the July- Patricit CuUina. home. Francis ICayea la under ar- Given a little peace and quiet, it HARDWARE Coming Events Anderson. 82, former dean of the around the world at a service to be the Mtiona of the world” may be Off. the pier an old Japanese Arrangements for the affair rest here today.charged with har- camp and session for which- the ing a definite spilt of fees among The Board of Bdm.ation will held at the Salvation Army Citadel to that gcaL” Septamber mtmtlia .which produced would be bn this. ■ Jtbholarship is desired; SIm N H o r d w o n , Engineering School at Tulane given -wisdom to work for peace. Thera will be. oppoKunitiee for freighter stink by U. 8. forces is three’parties.” -r meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the kt 2:30 Am. 814.106.000. Elactried SuppHM, University. Died Tu-3.sday. Offerings from World Day of WM.F. deeigniated gifts or memorials, The State can thank automotive stilt clearly visible. Bridwell Robertson SchooL ' "That They May Have Ufe.” Is Prayer services support church " fashion- pointed to some metal piled up on Grange members will have a Moscow—Maj; Gen. P. Krutpv- the theme of the -service, which which may he named either for the aalea for a big hunk of sales tax ' ' Tools. skikh, 53, a veteran of 35 years enterprises in many nations. In the aubecriber or for aome one he or money. Taxable car aalea for 1053 a reef offshore. competitive program during the comes each year from a different United SUtes, yearl; offerings of ’“That's the barges the Japs Comor Moin o ih I' service in the Red Army. Death Country, this year ft onr-India. The ahe may with to Imnor. reached 8350,000.000. lecturer's hour aftei* the 8 p.m. announced Tuesday. more than a quarter of a million STEELE & SON ond fit Center Oongreghtional, the flret Other aales tax data for 1053 used. In mounting a counter am .M M ^ Turnpikt Eost business meeting tomorrow at service is adapted and translated dollara are shared among inter phibious landing. We clobbered V'. *L®odon —Lt. Gen.. Assin Kirilov for use in each are* around the 513 VERNON ST. church organised in Manclieeter la pointed out by the tax chief fol their hall on Route 44A. Men will Grekov, Bulgaria’a assistant Min denominational mission projects at ocoaalonaUy refsrred to aa the them.” ^ , : TEL MI-3.A1i1 compete against the women. world. low: uter of National Defense. Died home and overseas, as a practical Td. MI-9.0S31 or “mother” of the Second Congrega Packaga store sales. 871,000,000. The boat* pool lagoon and small The Busy Little Sewers, 4-H Tuesday. , On the World Day of Prayer, expression of Christian brother craft repair yard are still there. 834-83S prayers will rise in hundred# of FITTING IS OUR RUSINESS tional Church, formerly known ee This is ecclualve to liquor sales by TEL. MI-8-5161 hood. . MI-9-7842 the "North” COngregati «ial drug stores. Beside the lagoon six DCMs, MAIN ST. Church. Tax exempt sales of children's stripped of engines and brass, arc. MANCHESTER Incidentally, the dau|fhter clothing 868,000,000. rotting. Aurch launched a |5,000 renova Sales of jewelry and other gift The jungle ia wrinnlng beck most X ■ X tion program during the summer items 830,000,000. of Saipan, except for the' few of 1058. The dedication program, spote being farmed by some of the /. held in November, numbered DRIVER UKES MUD 5,500 natives who live here and 824-828 '/ aiWMg ita guest Mcakere, the Rev. Knoxville, Terni. (8V-A Knox the few installations used by the TEL. MI-8-5161 Clifford SlmpMn oi Center Church; 106-man Navy force stationed on MAIN ST. ville driver, who had .38 per cent MANCHESTER the Rkv. Truinan H. Woodward of alcohol in his blood by “dfunk- the island.' ^ ] the/“White" Church, Eaat Hart- ometer” test, was freed on a ^ in k Women .^ork around the village | feriL and tbs Rev.. Harold Newa- driving chm-ge 1>ecauae he was and childrM are eyei-ywhere. The j -'V-j- him. peWly InaUIlM BcbttUh'min- stuck in the' mud. ^udge Charles men seeni to do hbthinjg but sit | N r-" 942 IIAiN STRBT AT IT. JAMBS STREET later, of Center Church, Hartford, KOIljraald law requires a car to be around the houae or yard. X ^gnuKtaaother” of tha White Con- in operation on jt puhtie street for "The man ere warriors and lov- f f ighHium CBureM um I c & ii^ to iiaci.' ... en:'> Ofiaw'^r expUned. ------* /.,
drug store Home-!;V ■X eiSAEETTES, : lUY FLUMMNG. KING SIZE STRATFORDS ^CHEVROLET/ ^ BUILDING NEEDS \ CASTILE SHAMFdO NOW Gm o Sim r vF- ... -.-I • ,>i; , F U L L P IN T , PU R E . R c f. 1.06. 50< NYIAI COFFEE RMI IBOM iFiieOUTOI Luclto jr WEU PUMF Salt Out and You'll Agree handle 1®® I Sweetheart g x i . O * ljf- , H 4 « 5 .0 .. .|ta^..Ne«s' ,l*KTinMMUUI J, nsosainiouttra.nsosaatlou Fiat, W DeHvera IronT 8M jio "846. OPH e A R T t r i NIU from wells to 25’ deep. Easily *UiUo tivor.* Bag. t| sa . .39* (U adtl) V .. USED CARS eonverted to deep well pump. rjifffiw*Bitti8 8f 2f CkolcoToi Fight COLDS Fast! AT CARTER’S on M oixy M -’ l i o n c e s 2.INCH RRlisH TOILET AYTINAL TISSUE W M BM tilN 24 5im iR AFC AatikiskMilaa . GOS M u M e B’lM A paia lallal. . . O y JtE BETTER VALUI - 2S4.95 REFIIGERAtdil t 244.95 HOME FREEZER FefYnslde or oatMde Jobe, use 3(Limit >23 3) ' iVt.^S SUPREME GAS RANGE Wards handy pur* hog bristle. Varnish and Efiamel Brash. REG. 1S5.1S 3-PC, BATH OUTFIT *sp**»- wrtafr Canriapniaa f i C l . 249^88 219.88 177.88 X^-IN. S T m CABINET SINk a» yatwpoekat. . i K I M ANY W A Y S ____ .T... A wall balanoad Chaek •«•* iMhiras m I* prlee^m ffiii New,'sale ' priced. Cbmpact 7.Y "ru. ft. Many phia.'featntee- and now It’s sale- tHaaiia fsttsttU. •EN FH CW Mt 11.4 eu. f». M -W Delv.xe Refrigerator. FwR- Freezer holds up to 275 Iba. of food. 2 wire 4-INCH ISUSH With fittinirs 129.50 Buy. on Term s prired. Separate ovvW and broller-.>-bake WHh fUtinfa (Du* M o cold) C 7 6 IP s baskfla and dlvldera make It easy to sort 89.88 - . 94NUM*bO«l* . . O f WWlh freezer, frerter Way and twin food and broil at the same time. Oven has win Compare Wards regular low price on these gleam- h r IwcoweJMievrelefs art fop vahiof dw ayi. fqod quickly. Counter-lMilanced lid and au- ICoMTikMfl frethenen. 3 fuR door ih e h ^ for Mwall Items. dow and light. aork-timerY appHanre out- ' i .89 mg wdute Both Fixtures— then buy to modernize your F N K C I •121181118 IS A«i( about W ( tomatie interior light. Reg. 820AS, 18.2 A mutt for o modem kitchen— you con buy yourt for |€ EsxaaacSKiNuBasi I '1st WaM Bsiiah L tor - - b M i tswr v o r i r 1>nm. Inatallatloa free. Indeor or outdoor paint Jobs — . .•aomalidstoollMb* vilnous china la votory and cfeeot. •asrsn larger areas spMatyx wipes dean quiddy, stays glMmiing white, tootoy W nTM U ril IM Il NIW, r — . drawer, ^ stgraia;raatpartnt'swii. A sppee-saver. STs •IbVItolirfM^ VI 1950 W illys Station Wagon— AH Steel 1952^(1ievrolet I)e Luxe Club-Cnupe— ' MEMCINE CAMNET Perfection fSS Q L E C M Jaw fftmst. . F body. Completely recon- ^ O A C Iaiw mileage.' Power Hand Cream 440* TBBtbpBStB ditioned ...... * glide, heater...... a p 1 4 2 * 1 9 ^ 38.50 Takaaewta CRIU eodsbi B.TI, .-SSiSSSS; iwSMnwMr 18 X 22-la. mirror, srith two flu- WJUU)6 SUPER r e a m AUmHIB 1950 Buick Super RivieTa—^Beautiful / • ■" - A r m 501 1952 Chevrolet l)e Luxe Two Door ereseent tubes. Frame le dur HOUSE PAINT two tone green. Radio, able etaintoea steel. 2 sbelvea. J r T . M ’ C x .TTI' heater, seat covers; .. ^ , Sedan— Radio, heater, •h" power glide...... ^ 1 4 3 7 9 1950 Chevrolet De Luxe Tw o Door 125 Qt. r * Bfeek R sc. I J 9 -> Sedan-—Popular gun 1949 Chevrolet Club Coupe-;—Like MIXING FAU en Finest'quality Hqiite , CURAO B®4b Kivm I metal gray, A real pew. An exceptional ^ 7 0 C Foint. Gives yeon of. [SANDAQES value...... value./...... ^ / V 9 nStnl Hair DfWi 8.95 protection. In iMfHdeon- Mouth'. G | | a WaU-meunt lyifo—aei tor,eab- P llf S kif white ond/in'eofors. ^ n a i i . . 9 g r Chffvrelfff—.yoMf ropufoblo MMd cor dfpk r In MonehMtffr. Iasi stake Swing epout' has Feaia-Fle air mixsr. Ckrensed ll«By StirlHi G A L L O N / ; . . . 4.45 brasa. OK m«d con — hoMfitly d«- Quickly laUavaa Blfraa w 5 % scriM sofBfy ^ ptiformoiico CLOSET SEAT — valiM . n .95 )RCH AND 1^ 0 . ^ .9 8 1 7 / lN . tv M.'rS CANISTOI CtiANER Made from Polyetyreae — a WARDS PLASTIC WALL TILE DECK PAINT aE euua -i24.ts w a $ h e z .tough plastic. Colora: White, JCinCNV ifS 'H 8 M a ^ greea, Mne, beige. > F H O N I M f FfwfBt WRAY T ^ 7 7 . 0 0 Mbhanany cabinet ^ - 42.88 ^ — »toW jg. - M lfcM 9-S238 109.88 4.85 «>t Ragx 49e oq. ft. N O W aq. f t , .- 1. . - ; , to...... 4 8 ^ Buy now for big apvfogt on AMine'tV. infoy New, efficient Cpnuter .Oamwr at few tale 4 4 c Protects exteriqir svr* Vioatbaaa.; Take adtjaatage of the sale price ef- V- REG.’ 2.79 BRACKH lasbakatcoa. olt Iba bW-fo-dflto.^ faoiuraM eafaty g fo « price. Compfete with M l M l of hondy dHodw foces from hosd woor, WRWOraMilg^OOBID GBWipiGTGiy . wIM ^11 WUS 1 » tOPAMIIIT ' GM that cuts glore, outofnaSejaniral for canWetoffy atonH for^av^ - daanfe|p tosfo DwpefobiwT— waehahB Ma.,ef eleiherwhs geatfr Swirla- -wpatharoiid wotcr.'Mf ~ AatooM tobWa M Vt v. /'. " 2.54 - 9foiNc Tie. A damp doBi h a l you'll itoad to kaap '«risp~|sfciwat aad rtdi sound. WardTfow pirica popar dm! b ags aad amisy aaiptyiag ekerae. ter acHea. wlt|i poaip. FM* hgme denfea- wood; metol or brick.' Tr. MOnW OlATt M CO.INCj^ BsaaMM New .Eagtaad Ptifoli yaur kMiM. bathMSia ar uHBty room wrels dacm. Salt aattsagna kas... # 9 bidudM Fadnrol tox aad M l year wswraaiy. Carryias tm o M /M o d . Aik about Taraw, atEjat^ Aak fibeafi Tanaa... iMtoSB SelM capper waH MAIN llta T f- MANCiHISm l y setjMlIiii .ciF pfob» 6f maibteixed cefen.^'"'^ GALLON ia te 4.75 i r ------V- \'-. . \ . \ t . ■■ ■ f ■f- -V-: ■ ^ - ;n . ■ . ^ . •■ ) . '' ■■ ’ ■■ ■ . i' 1 ■ , ; C ’ '-a , -v. . .1 . ( J ' '< tv -S' V ), ; r-'. i'i ^ - ■I : 1 'r- / I-—- ?. ■.■■./.tv V . ; , ■ ■ \ . ■j \, ■'*. '" 'k • : j — MANCHESTER EVENING H ERA^. M^CHESTER, <»NN^ WEDNESPAY, JIARCp M 9g4 M o t i o n I j ♦ K^m^ ter \ yEPgg?MY.MARaB j.j>sL ^,_, nnit> wttt ha "N aifh- Schoolfor PoKcc " IlikniiucUA H pn ey^ ^ D r; CsrtiSrTcNi — . /. I wit l^briek/* It ivtU ^Rm RafNahmant StartHHarcfa OapmltUt ictuda: Mr. and 13 How UN Operates Mrk> Mayiiwal Ooodala. Mr. and , J (ra . Jaaiii"M t Mra Chariaa Pfeil^' tor the benefit of local and eioa in intarnatioi al affelra and a non -(I ■ far. \ - ' ■ police will Btsrt March 13 and run Aettvttlaa for seven succeeeive Saturdays, governmental oburver to the ttHlA Chief of Police Herman O; Schen- panied my mothsr to visit a siilter Monday afternoon in the month Tha FaniiW Night obaarvanca United .Nations from tha YWCA, long since deceased. My only ex L^Trpcriin which iaelud* Friday at 3 ^ at tha OoQiaaga' dcl announced yeeterday. were Invited and urged to do so. '"Til* Lhddir Uadcr He said the echool has been set offered much vatusbla informetlbn Institutioi perience in Hartford Hospital w u An ayr*age of 18 hisa rupondad. Urweidef Ucnal Churchinclude a pot* about the Inner workings of the A* a guest when my soha qrere lit They have done a wonderful •ttm ,” «lid Mn« Frank lUdk auppar. Allypariwns ara ex up primsirily for mambara of tha United Nations at >the muting N ew M ain Entrance to M anchuter M em orial HospitM local police department especial tle lads and they required loh- piece of work through the yurs, a rwume , "Mto* pacted to bring Ik hot diah, aalad sBoneored by the Manchuter sileclomles. The elder of the two eponaoriiw a number of projuts To D ei %^:i- and tabta aatttigi; ly the aix new patrolmen, but add YWCA and UN AM lu t night in. IsBeehii > Made In tlM Oraag*.’' ed that invitatidha would be ex had such an unhappy, lonely time, yearly, the p'roSts of which were Ntfwn rdaUd a few Women from the ^ u reb .wui at-; the auditorium of the Nathan Hale I determined when his younger t'Aed to provide extra comforts for HaiiMrt A. Ui tand the annual mahtiag of the tended to other police department! School. laddenta that have hmp- in tha Hartford area. brother had ths operattoh I would 'patients in the line of hospital B o wdeia tm him dnrtnir hta 38 yaan South Tolland World Day of Pray Dr. Osrteit conmared the labor remain with him. I did so arid pqulpmsnt. er group to be held at tt^Colum- Instructors for the classes will ious progreu o f the UN with the Mates, la oa tha aa a raru mail cainier. be drawn from the Federal Bu rather enjoyed it, and yura later, ' One little known p ro ju t. whidi mwtlng praeadad by a bia Oonp«||ational Church. FMday beginnings of our own nation, with when 1 had to have my tonsils re- gom on and oir, week eftei* wuk, having altatead at 3 pjn. reau of InveatlgaUoin, the State its IS colonies with a commoyi Police, juvenile court and other •y MBS. MARY S. TAILOR____ moved, it w u In Manchester Me- year after yegr, is that of ma'.ring batter ta his eourSu for A film, “ For Ehreiy laig;uage. faith and Idealism, , Lsafing through UiV current " ’ “ !!.** **“ ?***'• ^ •»»ve been there surgical dressings. In the y u r semestar. ahowing Church School needa .raurt officiala and attorneya. whereas thd UN la confounded with I ^The classes will be held in the Manchester - Dirutory, ^ “** thru other occasions, six weeks 1953 they piled up 28,446 obatetri- . Ha ia tha soa of MR opportunities, will be ahown 60 rations of many faiths, Ideu ■ 's. ter hear' in bed the laat time and 1 have Waddell School from t a.m. to 8 lag ■ that oura was fastest bal kits, 374,400 dressings and Herbert F. UnvaMsr, 51 lUementary School tomorrow at and Ideallams. She pointed out that nothing but the highest praiu of C,816 tanapons. p.m., with an hour off for lunch, it w«s tha dream of the UN that ring town In the ft test grow- Stroct. ' ■ pm. state ill New 1 my treatment there. In addition to tlie Hospital A member Of Tksta 'r^Rie Rer. Mr. Chamberlain ra- lendd^saiA Tha laat time auch 'Ita fate rested upon the urioue- C d. If not A total of 43 Manchester men school Was held here waa 10 tha whole ebunitry, e found' the Auxitlaty, a niimber of groups of fraternity, Ma various mtnda all churchgoers that today nbu qf purpou of each of ua and made the supreme sacrifice in the townswomen and in Bolton sew Bowdoin kavD lachwisfl marks the oeginniiig of Lm t ago. Three years ago, mem- urged that we work towards its World War I, and the idea of of the department attended tttpiedIpled the cehsuj dgures ofo f 1910,----- for the hospital and fold dressings. doin Christian Ftrsiaal Meatten succeu by unding to Oongreas in erecting a mema.'ial to them in the TTie Hospital hereby acknowledges Band, buotaess W.: K^Bchool clause In West Hart L 3B8 and 1986 the kind of men and Now It is belleveff------r- to— be well Mrs. Ada Thompson and her fornv'pf an hospital had ita begin the invaliiable service of the fol and Gown aad maaaffilr oF th fO li* t ford, and lu t year they attended women who are temperate, mod along In the 38,00(M. ning at a meeting of aeluUnen son. Sugane. are'viotting their aon a school^ Windsor Locks. *»A full page in tta directory lisU lowing groups in 1953: Ladiu of Club. - ■ - r Pi'liii! v-r.r. and brother, jraapeethi^. Herbert erate, strong and positive." and other prominent citlsens at Columbus, St. Mary.'a Episcopal, He Is a member* o f tha'*RfR^ - Genei^Mauager Ridiard Mar^ This was the Aral of a aeries on tM attractions of this "City pf the Hebron Club. and his family in Qeoigbt^wn. & C yUlsge Charm,;/ lu aitusUon Center and Suond Congregational ROTC Tranaportotion CbrpRr tin. and Chief Schendel will open “Know Your United Nations." It was ti. Elmore Watkins, one Churches, Kings Da-Jghters, Sis the echool. ^rai agents will con sponsored jointly, by the Manches midway between/ Boston and New of the town's leading citiuns Maachealer Evealag M ari^Aa- Tfork; its indu4triesi uverml of terhood of Temple Beth Sholom, duct portions^ the scho^anre. invuUga- Ns tions Assn, of MsiKihsatAJC. igturaheg, uhobis and other public ■ooromtUee—wae-imi4edlately—ap- C>a4dS!— Mesi— Helen— Tlerney*a tion\ methods, mrladiction and The next muting will be held bn Dutiouiga; but/it seemed to us verv crlma rawarch. \ T he M m wk§ €ne$s€^\ n».i> jV- __.. . jpointed coitsisting of Mn Watkins, g. oiip, Bolton Ladles Club and Girl Tourney Staito Tuesday. March 9. at 8 p.m. at the Qttle about its 9ne, well equipped who was Red Cross Dlrutor at Scouts. --- rr ■ Judge Ja in them ■ contestaate te tha raospUy giving hbalth protection and care The two laat named and Mr. terested in sewing or making ar a real fraal parfh.(fsUi ler while Dr. Stolmah of th^State WHITE SEAL tqual to- that' of any community completed tourney thars. Laboratory will discun chmloal Watkins are the only ones living ticles for the hospital are always a daw. 3-TRAIiSISIOR It you like to grate Parmesan or eqmpariible with Manchester for of that committee. So well did moat welcome. . A Ihur-man team under tJ»s testa of sobriety and alcohol b hard Cheddar cheese at home, idbre than 30 years. Liebe'a Wallpaper label, wteasrs lii tests. you'll need to equip yourSelf with they do Uieil: wofk that within a ‘ One of the most successful flnan- the rcceat contest, stood ta aixtli eMSTAIIS IIO S. DISTILlfNS CO.. INC.. NEW YONN, S. Y. ;On Karch 18. 1919. just 35 years week $195,000 was pledged by over cial projuts of the Auxiliary was Judgs. Thom u D. GUI will . a strong sharp-toothed metal a n . .an act incorporating the place after the first . aesatea f t on juvenile delinquency and Ol^... grater. •LENDCO WNISNEY, I f PIOOF. 11% UAIN NIVTMl tPlllTI 5,000 of the townspeople. its Orst tour of Manchester homes, play. *Vnpnl-r' Rivard's subject wlU be narcotic Manohuter Memorial Hospital A centrally located site on staged on a glorious Saturday was/ eiucted by the Senate and Scores so far, Yvith six / Mors problems. Prosecutor W. David Haynes Strut, near Main Street, afternoon .ast October, and enjoy sesaloiu of play, follow: , Keith and AasL Stata'a Atty. Ho|iu of Representatives in the wais acquired, with ample apace ed greatly by hundreds of women General Asumblyl The follow-, Red Men’s Social Chib, -JR4; NIARINR AID Douglu Wright will apedk about for future additions and the cele end a few ,men. Coughlin’s All-Stars, 306: i ^ i s Operates for ealy 13| a common types of -criinee; defini tng Manchester citisens comprised bration of Armistice Day on Nov. The Gift Shop Milk, 196; MUikowsM, 178; H lrl. asanik iastasd of IH to 30|i tions and u eential p otm of *proof. the group which made up the orig 11, 1919, was combined with the Another enterprise of th4 Wom ★ inal incorporators: arty’s Psteters, 173; Uebe’s, m ; • .fer ald-tjpe raeeew , Traffic laws, aocldi^ inyesUga- laying of the cornerstone of the en's Auxiliary is the complete lit Jack’s AU-Stara, 170; OUva'a Kma, ittliaaiAl Uon. fatal sccktobta. eaaenUal Frank H. Anderson. R. LaMotte new Georgian type hospital. , tle gift shop to the left as one 147. • • Lifa-IAa souad.lraar aad proMema, state lawa idiotbgraphy Ruaull. Sarah Griffin Cheney,' The late Rev. W. J. McGurk de pASMS through from the vestibule. dearer than eSerT and cooperation between police and Agnes M. Finnegan, Horace B. livered the address. Oii the follow Here .will be found a choice as till siail wsaderM af al b lie ipa- ★ Cheney, N. B. Richards, Fred A. Tk* *VMteaRMsaa a--a_aa k The aw “ A” batiary lasu a other agenciu/will he uiuler the ing Armistice Day, Nov. 11, 1920, sortment of e.ards and all sorts of wBafWPr- IMIa al full moalk . . . oo **■” bat* guidaiice of t|>e state police. Verplanck, George H. Milter, F. J. the day^ waa observed with the ★ lery...sr yaarsalf.Medaf . Bcndall, Elwbod 8. Els, R. G. Rich, dedication of the Memorial Hos children and other pafiehts. Aux W r A i r DbtrilMilm A TGDOH LEMON lYed H. Wan.-William 8. Hyde. pital and the planting pf 43 trus iliary -members havX given gen- a e V S | 2 5 Charles E. House, Lawrence W. as a living, growing memorial to h u not beeii remembered by large I Ifaliasn for a dmsa payAaafaad beaCsdsnaeA— an mSina title CwQ Ctevelud (P) — Bob Lemon of *1.- .11 ...iT c J ... 1 .. erousiy of their time in seluting Cuiding IJghti at Hospital Inspect New Equipment tlte Indiana luta developed a re- Cgs®. the Rev. William 4. McGurk, ^ “ ''“ iattractive" articles for tHe shop benefactions. In 1951, five p e n o u : putat as one of the finest field- Frank Cheney, Jr.. Frank O. Che over there.' and in serving, customers. left legaciu, all under $1.000.T h e I IPS A FtAftlf SCNdOMfi Al AaNcfen MMicil AvaciRUoo ing pitchers in the majors. Hta ney, Whltam - C. Cheney, Arthur TWO great tableU with a rosteV total endowments, however, have RISLONE Seoyl Ofdert MNl ha Mh^ E. Bowers. Howard I. Taylor, W. The Medical Staff reached the impressive figure of MOTOR OH. IN defeiuive record proves it Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Keith left Bermuda last*wMk*to^UUMi°*u^ of Manchester's soldiers and aal|- Dr.' David Galdwell came to the ^e arder receivedt Hp' handled 108 chances and made H. Card, Thomas J. Quish, David OM of World War I, were placep in $330,000, which is invested and the Manchostor and Vieteitj residence at 238 K. 10th S t. New York Oty. The Keiths who wera Husbands, Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, hospital in 1925 and hss bun chief income used to overcome loss sus iy thru errors. Bob participated m srri^ Feb. 13, spent their honeymoon at Cambridge Beaches. Som- :N: the vestibule. The dedication in- James E. Rowland, the Rev. uription read: “This hospital is surgeon since. He also served tained by the institution through in 15 double plays, 10 more than Bermuda, Mrs. Keith is the former* Miss Jean Thomas, daugh as president of the medical staff. - AMSMaMM 19*3 the next h ig h ^ man la the Amer Out goes every appliance in the store at unheard prices. Most at helow cost. Every Charlu E. Heswlgrave and Chris Jedicated to the men and women fiee or below-cost care of patients NANCHESTER ter of Mrs. G. Richard Thomasi, 10 Sheridan Square. New York City. topher Glenney. of Manchester who urved the Dr. George Lundberg. Sr.. Dr. who cannot pay full hospitaliu- M " t t t n r b P A T ican League.-*' '' ~ Mr. Keith la the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L Keith, of Manchuter. appliance listed b ^ w will also be delivered to your* home, properly installed and the 28 men and women listed town, state and country )n the Alfred Sundquiat and other physi tion. ' n m n V serviced. Come early for the best selection. Of cians have taken their turn as AUTO PUTS V n t N O N . A thin even coating of a self- above only four or flve are still great war of 1914-1918." New construction and remodel-! 376 Bread SL—TeL MI-6-4l8t living. During the afternoon and eve presiding officer, and Dr. A. El ing all parts of the original build-1 polUhing wax, applied with a4 >aint mer Di'skan was seated last mpnth TRAILIR COURT brush or a damp cloth to rubber ^New residents may not even ning of the day of dedication, the ing greatly incieued the capacity j Oir Srahar Craaa Fatlnsay knbw why it is called "Manchester building waa open for inspection as pruldent. for the pare of both adults and articles, will give them s bright A long list of speciali.ats in the On KeOey Eoail. new-looktng finish and protect Skywatch Schedule Memorial Hospital." Prior to its and thronged with visitors. Many children. The great shortage of MI-1 them against weaiP. REFRIGERATORS opening and dedication on NoV. 11, of the rooms were . attractively various fields of 'medical science nurses precludes the use of some ^m lstice Day^rd 1920, local peo furnished In memory of djueased ia on call when the occasion war portions of the new wings to their Thursday, March 4 rants consultation. _7_ ple depended on the hospitals in citizens, and the rueptioh and full capacity at the present time. WANDELL- Midnight-2 A m ...... Veluatura.Needed consulting rooms were furnished Another convenience added in 2 a. m.-4 a, m...... Hartford. In the "Beacon." Rutland, Mass., / Floyd Chapman /- 1-HOTFOINT “AUTOMATIC DEFROST REG. 449.98 Hartford Hospital, incidentally, with reproductions of the Colonial 1940 was the establishment of we fouhd the following lines: 4 a. 10.-6 a. m> .... Volunteers Needed SI1S period. a pharmacy at the institution with 5 a. m.-9 a. m. .;...... Veluatura Needed la celebrating Ita -Centennial year ANDERSON In 1954. St..Francis Hospital is ndt In the calendar year of 1022, the a .rpglstered pharriii6iiiift‘w higmniy, 'ir ’ RKG. L1940 #219 years. He has served continuously is lYow issued tYVice a-iiiOTth.' , tS T ^ ' in that office since 1943. Last y ^ r the Boud:..of 'Trustees eoa- ;^,The flrat editor or cbqtpUer- o f Ig--.- X:-. Hfcb,'' ■ ferred the honorary degru . of the Rems was Mrs.' Harold Burr.' iiUYT of Albany;' N.'¥'.’.“ whP^yMed VRRT fFRR 6RRV rI NiR or of '.TjTumane Leliera on oi« 0R*N«fR«F8Rff iROtriN* president, Mr. Watkins. to do s'! shoppers’ column in t^ s KRR RR# RFRiRCt #RRklRtl paper. Her successor Was Mire. ^6^' i Previous presidents were the late Judge William S. Hyde and Herbert Swanson, and at present' See the Newest Charles W. Holman. Miss Eva Johnson, assistant super 1-BENDIX DE LUXE DNYER / REG. 389.09 $198 ■ PralsM M iu JobmiOB intendent, has taken it over wlfht' Another, who has given loyal all her -other duties. 1-BENDIX “19Sr MODEL DRYER REG. 389.00 and efficient service since the* hos It occurs to us that the first I f' $149 ALOMINUM pital Was ready for patients, is name would Dtill be appropriate ia Miss Eva Johnson, whou devotion view of the flnP row of tall metial 1-HOTFOINT —NO VENT NECESSARY REG. 399JI0 COMilNATIOIt^DOOR ’ 4 - ’ V '- . ■; ■ $215 to her dutiu has gained for her standards and large light globes New lairar pfNe Mr Oh 19M the “position of comptroller and as which iUumihste the buildings 'I - 100% WOOL WORSTED SPLASH WEAVES sistant to Superintendent W. P. and grounds In the evening. NOW ONLY Slover, liow in his 10th year. CiiBlCS % 100% WOOL WORSTED SHARKSKINS In the early years.' Women were jin 1946, a Tumor Cuhiil waa MISCELLANEOUS superintendents. The first who established and in 1951 a Heart Remember: You get doable the wear with tlMu fine Regal 2-paat served a short term was Miss Clinic; and in July 1952 a train 106% wool suits. Stop In tomorrow t u youret Dellia|i Qaiithier. In. February ing prograip for internes became 1-MONITOR “AERATOR” AFT. WASHER REG. 99JM S49.S9 1922, Miss Hannah Matatgren as effective, making it desirable for H sumed Charge o f the h'om>ital. She inedlcal graduates from this and was sucepeded by Mrk Jane Aid- f 1-MONITOR ‘AERATOR” AFT. WASHER REG. 79.80 ssoio other countries to avail theeii* '"I 1 0 RVAUN FREE ALTERATIONS Ctapletc With Utch, Hinires, rich. Miss Fern Locke was ^ e selvu of-u tu a l practice., _ 1-NONITOR “AERATOR” APT. WASHER Door Check and- Aluminum last woinan to head the rapldlv Young men and women ffinirt- W HMYOUiVr... REG. It jo $»A9 growing InstituUon and Dr. Harrv Caaada, Scotland and England Jambs ' m Smith waa placed in charge until have taken advantage of the pp^; TAt. TORVAUM No mofh **moTiiig out” during punting Mr. Slover arrived parlv in 1944. E T t u W A S P j a PRICE INCLUDES DELIVERY A M f MANUMCTUEER*S WARRANTY‘S ITS A $n.00,VALUE portunity. ^ J ET Rkan you u m tfaiM now odbrisM finkhu! Ike WSMiea’s Auxiliary In October 1947, Manchuter WHMVOttTtAM Soon after the, Manchuter Me- ft Motriiing etdon in flat, oomi-gliMi, and SUIJICT TO PRIM SAU This is the finest we have Memorial Hospital had the distlnc- i: •: . I ' • - « . V , , r.iorial Hospital began fo function, tioa of caring for the 300,000th THREE OF A KIND. . . in Gbrnour, PgrfbrriKince and Quority Slou. Bogy to QM...danUe...wariiaUo. ■een and the price ia the best. the seed o '*a YVoman't auxiliary Blue Cinss patient, a former Man r>«ii ■ wbiMt to A.«r» aatira. was felt, and little groups Yvera or chester woman who was truted . t . ganized under a leader. They met for severe burns. In >Octobu of uparately each Monday afternooa 1952. the number of births at the MEN'S S H O P ; in the montl^ and when the month hoepital w u running ahead of pre bad five Mondaya they held a-joint vious years. Within eight months. A JQHNSOH PAINT M7 MAIN Sr.—.W tlOON r. uUng. 592 infants first saw Mm light of For years’ this .plan .ooBtlnuad, ST. :H iS T iR day at the local hoapitaL and on McCLURE AUTO CO., Inc: *-y; - -• end it was not until tha spschms Jiina 17. 1653, tha 12.30OU1 birUi ^01^1^ W E^ FOR ^RE hardware CD. abw auxiliary room w u dacorstad w u reeordM sit the hospital! In aM fiiraiahsb-UMt they bagan fir 4963 the first tiHpIeta in the his-: 373 MAIN K ltn r — MANCHISIIBI FURNItURE -DEFARTMENt T t l M i U E t . . IkM unltad; BMietlnga. when aU tory of the Institution wera bom. vha Wars 9Ms to attMM svorjr Msacheater's ijtemprial Bpqfltaf* '6 ' ■ xT •1 * ) - r ' M ■ 3i,; xr- • 'TT"" *' 1. V.iiykipwpnw* • /■ J '• // Wf
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MANCl^ESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY,, MARCH S, 1964 MANCHE8T|:R e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONNp WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 ,1J964 and la a^ain oonvlctsd. somebody Suhie, Kenneth Walters and David ia reported, trying to aolv# tha ment that "the Senate will reverse — — .AWa .1 ees hesn^m 41 Ara Hingland 4-H Sunday, and 4-H Mrs. LsRby Kinney, Mrs. Viola «i—. migf»t. coine.Apafand.3Sith WlfftowniBh , . BiU^opes '•* -Hw previeiie action’* on the-Geoifge “bnift-toaaac". INt IM l^iWICfiilXOIk.. Abool-Tt F u jsk i damp-;'Alstr,- III -thr aftaiHufill,rtlfo Wwnar, Cnanea Schreier. ■ eontesaion of the crime before Lsadfr of thC grow will be substitute. . ' ■ card: Dick Puter is the Tali' CMaf i* Connty^HUm t 4-H Jtadera toy* an,, opportunity Sto rif t p j ^ h * - - Bmiyrir executed. -...... Glintoir - Hendrickson.’' ••mmspbrts* f l i g l r Ladies Night Plaits reapomihto for this ''brain teaaarif to'diacuM loader imoblenMi. ~ MAN8F1BLO ^ IWr*. * L y n n He said doubts always can be tion will be provided by Stewart Mancheater Grange at ttt meet rVBBTO BIOO INDIGNANT,. which la a j follms's: ‘,'Ia lU ahort- Mylo Downey, associate leader, OlaMer, Mrs.. Karl Boswortb. Jdr,. T o r M i C P t o f f e 'u l raised by purported oonfeesioim: Berew, Willtem Daddario, and ing tonight In Orange hall wilt con nata Uas Its fami,^ahd maybe you Leaders Slate 4-H Club and TMW programs, and Mrs. G. Leu’is Bailey, Mrs. Bte«r 'Trial and told Shapiro th at “if wo follow Clifford Sterling- fer the nrat and second degrees on ( i fkms Peg* One) ■ Preparations for Nutmeg pbrest, recall, though lU been running Opnald Gaylord, Byron Janes, Mrs. your theory all the maile might he Scouto in uniform will meet In Hartford. March 3 (P)—Puerto Pffss to Dumame United. * State* *Dopartment of Mrs. Lorraine Itoaneuf.Tonn'erly WE HAVE A LM te a class of'candldateir.A aoclal time Rico's Are chief says most of the No. na, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, quite awhile. It's gone no place Agriculture; Washington, D. C„ Fred Re*. Mrs, G. H. Partmore, emptied.” the rear of the ifuntcipal Building with refreshmenU wOl follow, treetied as treaties aiid thus raquiVe a ta ll," Mrs, R, \V. Whaples, Mr. and Mrs. of this town, at present a resident Jly tT M i. M«k ^ » •#*—Aa tha Saturday, March IS a t 1- p. m. paopls of Puerto Rico art “indig ladles night are coming along'well (Continued Iron* pngp one) will to the principal speaker at of Ansonifi, was honored with a FalrSeld County State's Attor iwo-thirds Senste approval before nant" over the shooting of flve The reiservatloA cards, which the evening program. Alumni re Olva Palo, Mr. and Mrs Foster MIFORMS FOR , RlitlaV*M Bupr aaFrinw tm * Cv o ^ Uatanad to ney Lorln'WUUs sugirested to the HolHster Cub Pack No. M cele and General. Chairman Fred B. have been coming In rapidly, prb- stork shower Saturday night, idven Mra. R. XMred Doyle, prtnctpiU they could ov’vrrldii qtete statutes Congresantsn in Washington Mon knd former Maasachuaetta Gov- Sixty-seven Tolland Counly 4-H cognition plaques will to awarded Richar.ls, Miss Janet Gaylord, Miss ■tttllMata oa a, ooavtetid« murder- court that Blumk.tti’a purported brated Ita February meeting with of the Robertson School. Is con- Peck has expressed conBdence that vida a apace for. the lady’s guan aa Publicity Qiairmiin ^ Margery Gaylord,' Mias SyiviA by her monther. Mr*. Vivian Tll- foir a MW trial, a Blue end Gold banquet. • The Although George told the Sen day, V arnor Jimeph B. Ely. ^ub leaders aiid commiltmmen to four leaders who were former den, 107 Holl St. Mm.Tllden was • SFWUCI TRII ' ar'« Cbrd ctmfeaslon Wah made only to get vaistoing at bar homa In ToUand his hard working committee hae to the answer, which wtll not he 4-H members. Mrs. F^toces Daley Crosby, Miss Barbara Gfaf. Oka o(____ tba_____ t i n JuatlcM asked, him out of the Alabama prison. tables , were attractively decorated ate there was aonie doubt he could Chief Paul Gandara telegruhed ** *yn'Pathy are planning to attend the eighth asslited by Mrs, James Ewing. • SUN TAN ARM YO^ foUowing surgery a. tha Manebaa- offer any amendment to hin orig this word yesterday to Fire Chief planned a ladies nli^t which ,.wUI divulged until sll the guesses of Willington is to receive one of STAFFOP.O — l^r. and Mra. “fitan la this goliif to atop?" Stating that Blumetti has been by the Dth Mothers. Cubmaster ter Memorial HoapiUl on Feb. 15.. have been received. A really ^ t h Dutimine s objectives wsre annual State loadera' Meeting to About 30 friends and relatives John Nelson end his eon Richard inal propoaal at this Stage, it was Henry G. Thomas’ of Hartford, prove highly enjoyable. promlnsnt Nsw Englanders the awards. P.ichard - Hai;, Miss. Arlene Pan- • GRAY ARMY CLOTH The duary was dlncted ycater- In solitary conllnement almost con The ladles, the honored guests of worthwhile prise will be preeented to held Saturday at the University ctora; M's* Carol Royce, Miss attended. The hostesses tised a day by Justice Patrick B. O'SuUi- stantly, ha asked: offered grace before the meeL Sev leamsd elsewhere that Lennon’a president ' of the Interhational who Joined the American Woolen Leaders to Attoad color scheme of baby bliw arid pihk. • DARK RLUl Tbe Paat MUtraas aub of the pripoaed motion s*ha wriUen so Assn, of Fire Chiefs. the evening, are a bit unhappy, It to the winner. board in January - Albert A. Cree. of Connecticut, according to’ Al ANDOVER—'Miss. Marjorie Boy- Joyce, Ooderre, Miss Nancy Smith, van to Joaaph Bhaplre of Brid(e- “What terror has the Oonneoti- eral reels of comic movies were en Misa Janice Mall. with streamers attached to ■% part, special public defender repre- cut electric chair got for him?" joyed by all. The following Sw ai^ DaughUrs of Liberty No. 17 wtU that tht Georgia ^Senator could ^rident of the Central Vermont bert Gray, County Club Agent. In gt on, Mrs. DeWitt Boylngton, miniature cradle, where Mm. GUARANHiD: FIRFiCT FtTlUtfgytfjil SMitiBS fVands C. Smith of Noro- were presented by the cubmaster. meet tomorrow night at t o’clock modify hit measure on his own vo ^bllo Service Corp., and Kurts The featurel of.the morning Mr, and Mry. Clifton Horne. TOLiLANO—Mrs. Russell Bllnn, at the homo of Mrs. Martha Cran Phsneuf found her m any lovely tmi, convicted of kUling a nicht Wolf badges: Gary Winter, Rob lition. Hanson ^Lawrencs, Mass., presl- program will be 4-H project dis BOLTON—Mrs. R, E .. Strick Mrs. Simeon Luhrsen, Mra. John gift*. A delicious buffet luncheon EMILEMS! f a s t SERVICt watchman during an •attempted ert Hayea, William Hanson, Jamas ston. 13 Denison ' St, Hartford. Knowland and Sen. I^rndon B. drat of Champion - International land. Mrs. Myron Lee. Miss Bever Eltibtt, Mrs. Chester Jedrslewskt, was served at s table which had Barry, and Atqn Qralf. The hoatoae wiU be Mias Anns Dix Johnson of Texas the Democratic cussions led by 4-H sp^allsU and ly Tuttle, Miss Patricia Strick Mrs. Theodore Palmer, Jr. ta^tary in Greenwich, July S3, on. • M r, executive of the as a centerpiece a decorated MOV SCOUT Bear badges: Richard Nrtson leader, said in aeparate interviews >( Nhllonal Geographic Bdciety. club agents. In the afternoon a re land, Goseph Paggioli, Stewart Me- VERNON—^Mra. Gordon Gibson, shower cake. From Per Set ‘ ./r./.- it was undeiptood the Lennon mo The News You Have Bem Waiting For : ntlll In doubt was the atatUe of Oonbugb. Mr. and Mrr. Arthur Palmer, $6.90 Shimiro *ar(uad that Superior and James Blanchfield. port on National 4-H Club Con Mm. Phaneuf Is an employe of Court Judfe John H. King erred Lion Badges: Benjamin Mago- All members of the North rion would Jw brought up in the another “outside'' director, Ray, gress wilt be given by Mrs. Alfred COVENTRY — Mr. and Mrs. A rthur St'.‘ }:,ouls, Mr. and Mrs. ,v. Senate only when advance notice the Southern New England Tele DIAMOND'S last summer when he dmied a Notes wan, Richard Martin, Osytoa Hill Methodist Church are Invited to Morris, New York investment Stsebner or Franklin, a 4-H leader Gilbert SLrrs, Mr. and Mrs. Elisa Frank Nledert^-erfer, Miss Elaine phone Co. Smith petition for a new trial, and and Edward Ciarcla. the Men's Night, March meeting had been given. I ^ v a jusl* baen dppointed authorizad dealer for the DMker. Questioned about reports who represented Connecticut 4-H Clay, Mrs. EthsI Cargo, Miss Hlncks, Miss Lorraine McClatchey.- lined the Supreme Court to ri- and Webelo badge: George Ordway. of tha WSG8 at • o'clock at the It could be celled up by any that ha had recently switched over leaders at the event...... Adele Gehring, Wayne Clay. WILLINGTON — Mrs, Charles ARMY and NAVY Gold arrows: James Jackson, Senator at. any time, but the two world famous GULBRANSEN piono and for 4 doys to the Dumalne side, Morris said Other talks wOl to given by 4-H HEBRON—Bela Schreier, 'Victor Safety tip: be sure that all tl verse Judge'King's decision. churCh tomoiTew night Hu>mas Zelnek Mrs. Raymond Daley, Miss electrical apbllancea in yoUr 997 MAIN STEEET . .____ The pettUon presented tP Judge Gary Winter Robert Hayea Roger Bodine of the Hartford Friends’ leaders indicated they would Join ^tkltt'a not quite true; the sltua- lub members on 4-H Favorite Rychllhg, Wilfred Johnston, Mr. Lorraine Winchell, Miss Kalhlebn News In opposing any Sleight of hand kitchen are disconnected when you King was baaed on an alleged con- Macalone,. Richard Nelson, Jamea Meeting will asaak on "Tha Socl only I will deliver in your home o brand hew ^ Uon ia still fluld.".But, he eald, Fdod Shows, State 4-H days, New and Mrs. John Parham,' Mr. and Daley. are not using them. tension by an Alabama convict, BUnchfietd, Benjamin Magowan, ely of Frtenf^ ..and will ahow 'maneuvers in connection with It. the question of Dumatne's control Cernt Five Absentees David Blumotti. formerly of Stam- In recogniUm of their aervicas Richard Martin, Clayton Hill and films of hls,mp to Burope. "should be definitely settled" at lerA that he. and not Smith, killed Bdward Ciarcla. Lenpon and Sen. McCarran (D- today's meeung. - — • - to Webelo Woods IVSS, an expense- —the watchman. Silver errowa: Richard Martin— Twento-tivs khembers of tha local Nev.), who were among five ab- GULBRANSEN VARSITY Among Dumaine's/^annbuheed In reply to Justice O'Sullivan's freo trip to Waat Springfield to aec (3). CUyten HU1-«13). Bdward Lions' Chib held their meeting et aentoea last Friday, were record goals: Discard a plan-phdorsed by duery as to when Smith will atop the Hollywood Ice Revue et the aarcla—(3),.Peter Klock—(1). the Mancheater Memorial' Ho^ital ed as *‘pelred" in favor of the the White management to retire preaentipresenting new trial petitions. Coliseum and aupper afterward Denner^a strtpea: Benjamin Ms- last night. After dlimar end a bua- George measure, with Sen. Mur MINUET SPINET PIANO all the outstanding prefen^ Shapiro has been arranged for the follow gowan. inesa meeting, they were ttvlded ray (D-Mont.J ‘"paired" against PriM laehidea'np te $15d.M atock, and use the 20 million doi- ing Boy Scouts; Robert_AndreW, Aes'L Den's atripes: John Man- it Sens. Bridges (R-NH) and COMPLiTC WITH KNCH FOR Uarald Photo. ■Tlmile and effort are of^no. into groupe and escorted through allowaac* m your #M plaae. lars thus saved as workinr capital -PBsM-o-jatt..,-...... a htunaii' life—is- Q inilSB'B tn'gWa. bBltoo Doremus. -te r------tin iitmimi w wwaui— BqHrr Symliigltwi (P»Mb.), Uw other mu- RLrenfuian tn^cmnpSuiy^ com- atake." Jr., Herman Gunther, Donald ments, where the Intrieaelaa of aentoes. were not recorded. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT^IS MONTHS TO PAY BALANCE — BANK RAT^ PftHiv; poDUlpn,,He hai declared . Ifovid G. OU la publicity, ^air- SthiUi is Under aenteace of death. Rays, James Juroa, Jamm Tou probably wouldn't wbHfy' autoclavOsi aqtoUbhnioen, X-ray Sen. Bricker (R-Ohtb). the brig, himaetr in favor of White'a plan to man of the Red Cross Fund Drive Justice O'SuHivaii ranailied Mlchmid, Rlriiard MorrlMm, Rich about what people think of you aqulpraent, wars exptalned by vari inel sponsor of the treaty curb The name GULBRANSEN haa for 53 years been one of the leading nsMca in pianos liqufdats 11 northern mtllA for 1954 now in - progress. that if Smith Is given a new trial ard Rnddell, John Storting, Andrew if you.Knew iMw seldom they do. ous employes. amendment predicted in a state- The board also facad the saslgn- “The contributions received to iroughout America. Proud owners inciode such famous aiUM* m Lawrence libbett ment today of approving a slate of date have fallen well behind ex-, id Giadys Swarthout. „ four candidates for director to be pectationa." Ott said. "I urge that voted on at the annual stockhold eech resident give generously to f ers meeting March 23. The four the Red Cross which has serveid us 5 Year Written Factory Warranty e The Perteet Plano ter the Small BeslU.. directors whose terms expire this so well. Tour contribution's will t i e TIM Ideal Ptano fer the Recreatlen Room. year are Montgomery, Duinaine, be repaid a thousand-fold by the o Light Eaaufh for the Womaa of tbo Home |a Mere Menelf. Young and George E. MacLellan. unstinting labors of Red Cross SpeelfleaUeas: 35)^’’ blgb, 48>/i’* wide, 31” deep. Sturdy 4 peet barki maaufaetared to highest Jr., vice president and treaaurer volunteer workers. piisae Btandarde with selected nortbera bard rock nw |^ and keavy spruce peats. Standard who. like Montgomery, had been "The residential, campaign has teocli. Sarat quality damp-proofed, latest type etaadard fast repeariag aettea; BMtk-preefed gea- rtoeely identified with the White been partieuiariy disappointing. ulae weel felt hammere, emeethly veiccd tkroaghout the scale; highest quality muaic wire: extra regime. There were unofficial re In a residential community like heavy full metal broased plate. ’ Blued tualag plae with rock nsa^e bushings pressed threngb porta that Montgomery would ask Manchester, residential donations » plate fer additioaal etreagth, sounding hoard of eoleoted, fineot grade, rioao-gralaed Mouatola to be put on pension today instead ere the bulwark of a fund drive. Spruce, penuaaeaUy crowued with spruce ribs aad quarter eaWed ample bridges. Key bottom Is pf March 31, his scheduled retire Support the Red Cross as well ss ef panelled constructioa for greater streagth. Oaae double veneered Inside aad outside, top. bot ment date. you can. If each citisen of Man tom, front, sides, eto., laminated, aad ef 5 ply oMstruettoa. All wood parts thoroughly air een There has been a heavy turn chester were to donate'fiO cents to A m essage of m utual inte re st Boned aad klln-drled, Avallablo la Mahogany, Blond Mahogany, MapK Wahrat aad Blend Oak over of American Woolen direc the Red Ooss, the drive would go finishea. tors In receht . months. Since last well ifver the top. y November, live directors have re “With the drive well over half signed—Charles F. Ayer. John A. finished, the quota stands at only Shoor Jewelers way of sayinff thanks to the people of Man STERUNG ON CRYSTAL Coleman. William Mulf, Ralph T. 14 per cent. Manchester can do chester on this, their Fifth Aiiniveraary, is with these tre Reed and William J. Wardall. better than this. Red Cross volun to o ur ne a rly 23,CjOO d epositors WARD KRAUSE Wardall.,.a board member of Best teers give their'time and money. mendous specials. There are many, many more items dia* GAKE .5 0 • 1 * „_FoQd8 Inc., American Express Co., You need 4flve only kMlonalion.' jihiyM in their stoire, all the same great savinffs. PLATES $7 •7 WAU4UT ST. tltr Mf|.^S3U and other prominent corporations, Come in, shop around and take advantase of these wonderful r I g : SFECttt :777. ; | r : had been. an. American Woolen di report rarly last month criticising savinffs. Buy now ,for Easter and'Mother’s Day gifts. rector for Just four weeks when McGinnis' menagement of the Nor he turned In his resignation. folk Southern. 'The commission de 1 I MeConnacIt AgaiMt Switch plored promotional and-entertain in th is l^ tu a l Savings Bank. Meanwhile in Washington ment expenditures, but did not / LADIES' FLAIN14K GOLD House Minority Whip McCormack re«;ommend any action. It pointed - tD-Mass.i aaya that any change out the railway management had Limited Introductory HI-FI 0 | ^ ! in management of the New York. been reorganised. WEDDIN6RINGS .9 5 New Hayen A Hartford Railroad 'McGinnis contended the ex-^ would be -'a body blow” to New penditures In ^behalf of norfolk REG. SS Soi^PECIAL . ; . England economy. southern were werrented to bring McCormack aSId in a House it out of debt, andjnto a paying speech yesterday that “ the peoplii position. He also h** pointed the of New England are very much niajortty of his a|(l.te of directors ± concerned with the persons" who for the New Haven'are from New control tha railroad. England. HlOH SCHOOL JEWELRY "■The future .of New England McCormack is the third New depends greatly upon the right England member of Congress to INTROOUC i A o THE WlAOMIPICINf type of leadership in control of oppose McGinnis' attempt to gain CLASS WHS « ’* S1.49 this company, Isadership which control of the New Haven. Rep. SAUCE BOWL SET T h e has tha public Interest uppermost Nicholson (R-Masa)* several weeks - I Lovely Glass^ Sauce iSowl, with 1 1 '• In' their- minds as Weil as the ago inserted his bplnloha. in the KEYS"®*’“ 75c F-. stockhoMetSi"— too— Democratic Congressional Record-^and ..Sen. Sauce Ladle in beautifu.1 'Silver-^ 4 1 Green ip-RI) asked action ^y the ; ■ , , 'f. 1 leader said. plate. Unbelievably priced! ' A battle for control of the road ICC, the Securities Exchange While they last. I gff tag and Senate < ' ! 1 I agement group led by Dumalne, Committee to “alert" the public \ and a group led by McGinnis. Both and stockholders to the identity ST. CHRISTOPHER • ill HI. HOG and character" of those .who desire 1 ■ group* are seeking proxies for a " i ' l . SILViHPfATI {' 1 ' 1 ' directors' election April 15. control, t ^ Mad* br TME INTERNATIONAL SIIVH COMSANY MeCormsek told the House that McCofmack praised the acconlp- MEDALS • ■ ■ U^menta Of Chimaine, “ a product -v. MagneGc, sticks t« any car dash. ths.New Hlyen-.has made "great of New England, (who) succeeded ■ r t strides rmrard economic recovery" HEGE SERVICE FOR S M under its nraaeni "loear' mahige- his fatker as president of the New Sst IncftMfsa: Haven in 1951.'' He said under 3 N. H. Disstr Rsim ment, but "it threatens once again young Dumaine.'s ' leadership the 1 to pass into the hands of out • Disstr Fsffcs line has toen brought out of debt, • Sm r Srooss siders." i mtoernixed and made to serve New REUGIOUS 1 "W hat can w# expect ,lf the 7 C c 16 Ttispoora of Manchester Xkigland. . , 3 Ssis4 or Pastry Ftrto ^ present able management is The Massachusetts Congressman .1 luttsr Knits ^ v Serving Manchester and Vicinity Sinc^ 1905 thrown oul end a group of said he would "gladly cooperate" WATCH CHARMS , 1 SugarSpoos ^ flnancial manipulator* is installed with his colleagues in taking action BUT! ER DISH SET l 5 1.95 In its place?” he aeked.v •to,protoet, in this case/the best in "It is most .toi^hg to Irarii terests of New England." Beautiful Gians Butter Dish with from toe Interstate Oomnerce "If the threatened upset of New Butter Knife in beautiful Silver- 1 Commission that the Patrick B. Haven management takes place plate. Sensational value! Limited McGinnis group, now aae'.cing to New' England’s hopes for industrial quantity. aec DOWN, -..u- WriMit the New Haven fpom the recoveiy will receive a body blow. COMPACTS 50c ^^^SXKCir ws»' "toatWlngly crit^ Wiih .cttrttrSI vfesto'd' 1« a “irtoilii' ... ; r.rsPEcwL Icised by the IOC for the woricing- whose largest stockholder Interest over it gave the finances of the Ilea In Canada, we shall run a bad T • WM.ROOHrAsitvaia Very soon we will/occupy the entire premises in Norfolk Southern Railway," Mc second to the plans of any outside 1 plats has toss trestattd Hf Cormack sajd. baitking. combine or group," Mc^ maay gentratioai; It's a trsr MeCopihack referred 'to an IOC Oormack said. Crystal and Sterlinff SilVer X- msadbnt dollar vslust Shop the building we have shared w ith the Manchester tor city for 6m tilvarplato^.y ' SU G AR and to the fsc* of ritiaig pricM w «- uH for only ^ /' koow you-'ll agr*« that BVfoik ' .• Tru st Co. Th is w ill allow us to renovate and CREAMERS Kogen* StIvarplaM is am am •\ $ < 1 0 1 1 5 0 Reff. I9.00 ..,,. „...... SPEClAli csjptioaal bsrgaiat Sa* thlw modernize o iir quarters fo r the greater conven 'ba'iiBtifal tsbiswar* tedaif THEY’RE HERE— NOW! RELISH DISH SET WK REPEAT: Hem's beauty ato value beyond cotuparlsto ience of a ll. Additional flo o r space w ill be avail-, A’ very wanted compartment prove it . . we wlU offer at 19e to Jhe first ' 199 New 19S4 Models Glass Relish Dish,r with Pickle BIRTHSTONE \1ewlBg this pattorn, a lovely pierced round server . Ta'acquaint yau and yaur friand* wHh-a whbla naw Fork and Jelly Server in beau Isr 91..10 valuol Quantifies Umited. Come'eatQr . ^ able to various departments/to improve their warld af fousical anjOymant/Maffiavas it affaring tiful Sflverplate. Get ybut^now! lovely pattern created ^ America's Largest SUverwar* M RIHfiS-— fsrfumr. a c^aetian al 5 al tha latast hialvdidaBlv ragScdL* xamtomimiafoB»raaWhile ^ e i aytonEitoeTw—itog y last,- f Pta a* —8M^i«i»«anamxaffVW efficUincy in seiyiiig you:/■ ^ " in'qs‘wim aacn Magnatonic . . . Ika naw wondar =F i. «Sdt {ssr hifk-M.lky •pl.kan . . . initruinant that trantferm your iiama info a HEAT!N(3 AND 30-WtU -pedi-pyL gf'NW'emsfiaw 'cehca'rt K a t / E FOR ONLY THib Oi rsswisi'sWB'dwii ipsrt rMord pisysr •iclsii** Pi.iik- Cama in foday for a drilling mtaical aiparianca ... EQUIFMEFT MEN’S LEATHER S A tiioo Pklup . , «tomtic«l higVfidalily at its bast ,, , rseordi includa4 Ceme see EVERYTHING that's new fer '54 In the ..heat m Wm I of aniy whifo tu p ^ lath. WATCH STRAPS ing and eeollfig fodnstry- Yheee OE medela ary really tor- rifle! Priced, tee, te put year-renni eenfert within the Reg. SI.26 to I2..50 . . . .SPECIAL WHAT VALL'I reach of eraaoM. See them today! 1 *'. high-lidtU^^ J- Sate Deposit Boxes w illi be available and other " pbaaafrapb — Twa front-mountad axjandad-ranga ipaakart. Fawar- Look WHAT $1 BUYS ful puth-pul amplitiar. Praeitien automatic 3-tpaad lEARRINGt^ CHOKERS, BRACELETS in new services w ill be announced la ter. racord playar with Pianitcima' Pick-up. C a m p a ct' aeauttical cabinat af ganuina makagany,. dusty r o e s and heavenly bluye...... ^ I With faur High-Pidality 12” LP Raeardingt . lEUnOUS BRAGEI i Re m e m W ‘‘There’ll Be More in ’54” $1 .M for anIy $11f.50 [ostard S eed ^ecklact Mustard Seed "SS* Iracclets, Mustard Seed Drrifla®* * * 9V*.* ^ Ba nk of M anchester ODLE SCATTEA pins Deposits over $20,000,000 YOU MAY CHARGI IT SHOP All Deposits Insured in Full WILLIAMS HIKE Olt-SBtVIOE WITHOUT DCTRA COST QUANTI $41 B rtod Straet ■V . ■ - . * . ■ ' ■/. ; [^ KEM F'Sa s*@ P 0-»4M I FURNITURE AND MUSIC ----- ■’/ik is fe 743 MAIN $T. IZrfC ORiEN RTAiilFR OiVEN) TBLMI-3.S4aO V ■ r ’ > , ; • /' V j
■■y . .. . ^ ^ ^ • r f 'v:*' m • - Y . I .• r v-A , fit, v/::'.! 0 ■! .! ■ ..' r i . \ ,/X r - r '* ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl^. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. MARCH $. 19Sl^ ^ N O T ^ T E R EVEmNg ^ E R A ^ . MANCHESTER, CONN.; WEDNESDAY. m XrCH 8,1954 ■S - ^ .... . « I nounoed later. The spring ached- Rbckvllie-Verhon St. -Bernard'^ Cemetery at io a.m. •uis-frw^Mrswtr • • TYInwTkir-AgeiitrHmiy" " ® ii^rtivcirp ait — Priende-maF^tl'Xt-fhe^ftimHS- *EiIgage~d . ^Hafttprd... March 42. .AprlL ®. - -HcHMaf rLooU RooMents. home Oftek-. 7,p.m. today. . - L I J. May 14, S p.' m., at Hartford tfob^tora Pixyoff Set*' F or "4l)^Day P enod %N > ^ Hranch. - Three tax agents, btisy at the Grand List Is CUrm 09,730 Rockville High’s first start in West Hhrtford, March 24, 2 p. hearing room of the Municipal Seen Possible the CJlass B Basketball Tourna ment will be Friday night agali m . HaU High. Building assisting reqideAtB in Alcorn Erred iii (CeathnMO trem Page Oae) ' t M wsnoweFown.eriFW Bristol, April 1, 2:15, at high fllUfig out income tax forms, By Union Head Due to Assessors’ E rror second ranked Enfield High ' school. _ report a steady flow of traffic o'clock at Yale’s Paynq Whitaky ta A major eveQtf of the first Len Middletown. April IS, S:30, high so far In two and a halt days New Haven. Rockville wax rated ten week will be the "World Day , Page Om I (OsatUraad trtm Page Om K' wordT in length. The closing ISth among the Clast EIa ^ ooIs. V «»»**»«« acHool.'room IS. of advising taxpayera of Prayer’.’'^ this Friday, in which Stotrs. April IT^Jiine 19, 4Q a. date in May 1. Coach Johnny Chuiarart’s team alf excleea now above 10 per cent Tht agents will be on duty laat analitla Ufe union’s case comas pQiited reductions toUHng $109,^0 Homemakers to Meet M>ut in 20 gaaee^,K-T1te Yellow- Protestefit 'end orthodox faiths m.. Engineering Bldr. 207. here every week day until down to that level. ^ Putnam, April S, S p.. m., high down to one - single contention— The five Judges o( Uie State Su announced grand Home Demonstration Agent Jackets have made-toc tourney the throughout the world unite in com TMfOMtyilMSigPR March 15 from 8:15 to 5 p. nl. that Uie newcipaper photo-ongrav- preme Court thlB morning heard past two aeaaons tinea Canavai 157>ile gutting some excieee. 'me school, room 11. Uat, the amount being higher than Cora H. Wel/b announces two mon prayer for peace and abun |i. m. ' • era are equitably entitled to parity Dean Wealey Sturgsa of the Yqle Town Uniottf meetings for homeinakera this assumed the :i^a|:hing reins. frigidaire usual due to *n efror by the Board bill would cancel Indefinitely re Norwich, March 9, S p. m., Free Law School argue that Superior dant living. um-suimit Academy, room 15. with their brothers in commercial of Assessors In preparing the list, i^l****- T’ohlght the Pond Hill Group ductions set under present lew for and gravure plants. Court Judge Howard Alcom waa_ Telcottville Items ere now Some 20,000 Interdenominational New London. April 9. S;lS,'hlgh It Was explained that in several! Coventry meets at $ at the services are, scheduled ^ in . this April 1 on Uquori tobacco, gaeollne, ' Ciaima Ne Parity In eiTM in vacating an arbitration | Martin Meet cases the original assessment of home of Mrs. Drinkwater. died through the -Menclieatf r Chalrntah of Dcinocretic Ne* school cafeteria. The country-^at churches, in factories, ImoM! automboilea, beer and wine. "As we find that there has never award' made In favor of Cheney; last year’s property after the re- subject will;, be "Cssaerole and eing Herald Rockville tlonel committee Stephen Mitchell New Haven, March 20, 16 a . m.. been such parity among the differ Brae, laat year. / rated at One Market 8t„ teMi colleg<(, hospitsta and other Automatic y^ustlon was used. Tha aaseasors Oveii^ MealS,” with. Mrs. Ayer sayX' Americmi' people Will shew The two actions wouid almost HlIIhouM High School. O bituary ent groii|» of ■ photo-eng. avers, The award, the first of twq lvhlch | On Contract Rockville S-IIS6. places. The annual observance la Hamden, March 19, 2 p. m., high did not use the reduced figure . arsisting ifra. Drinkwater. thdr dtspleasure at polls next Sep* balance out if the House and Sen here or In other cities, and that granted the local textile mHi a 9$i Which made it necessary to make a sponsored in this oouqtry by the .tember - unless President- Ehsea* ate go along. The :tew quta would school. Tomdrrqwr at 7:30 p.m. the National Council of Churches. the union has always bargained cenU en hour wage out,- wOs set, Negotiators for the local tom correction to secure last year’a Tumblebrpok Neighborhood group hower shows Sen. McCarthy who reduce revenues aln'wet one billion Waterhury, March 20. April 23 stiparately for the commercial and aside by Judge Alcorn after Local' workers union met for mork Hmn final figuct, 'In New Orleans, littered streets dollars a year.. Killing the sched- May 21, 2 p, m.. Waterhury ™ ^ ^of i Vernort^meet t i c e i . ai-at inethe nomehome orof is boas. . . New South Wales cabi Deaths newspaper photo-engravers and OSi TexUlo Workers \Unien of two hours today with Ckmerkl The reductions given by the Mrs. Francis Vitlner. the Subject Mail Mau Lea and tired faces marked, a solemn Washer net lo Australia repeals "preaa vled reductions would retain pres Branch. end today to the garnival season. naa always made the best bargain America, <30, took an appdSl. Manager Richard Martin and Ray Board of Relief include. American I 'Care and Repair of Furniture.” - tH T esigned -to force news ent revenues of about $1,100,- Bridgeport, March 27, 10 a. m.. It could for each group wlU.oiit Judge Alcom ruled that the ar The climax came with Uie day-' mond M. Urquhart, hla aaaiatant.-ln. Dyeing Corp.. $27,230: Chester John 4. McC«rtln I§ Helping papers .to reveal information 000,000, Central High Schbol; and Mtehael GaHaekaeider regard to wage parity between the bitrator, Prof. John A.' 'logon, of an effort to settle differences on a ®ohiarz, $1,440;- Norman and light reign of Rex, Lord of Misrule, FriqtOoire't famou* Lifetime Poreeloifi finiih »toy» up to aourcea about alleged government T h e Elsenhotver administration Stamford. March 20, S p. m., groups,.wa cannot accept the |fHn- tha Unlveralty of New Hampshire, John J. McCariln. 42. of 27 Chap and Ooinus, _ who held_^ sw,ay ) Michael Qallschneider. 34 Wood- new working agreement, Viola Couch, $440; Hattie Oaetl, man St;, East Hartford, was found to atiT' Mat Ita proM- shenanigans. had requested that the scheduled high acbooT cafeteria. - bridge St., died last night in Man ciple of the craft-wide parity aa a had exceeded hia authority Ih Urquhart reported pfogreaa to $150; Albert and Loretta Haupt- (Dontlnoed tram ge,'One) , boring Phot-o. by forehlfght last night. briiliontly white, wHhttandi leufRng, iteini from 1 “ propet and f^ r ’ but Warsaw . Radio says Central dead in his room yesterday morn Mary Davies Most of the city was costumed reductions be canceled, and origi chester Memorial Hospital after a basis for our recommendations.” granting-such an acraea-the-board ward- settlement as the meeting num. $1,520; Elisabeth Lugg, bleochet or Mopt —con never ruit. tM Kovffipdnmt employes un- Committee of Polish Communist nally had opposed any loss in short illness. ‘The majority held that the set- Cut in view of the .fact that It ing. Medical Examiner Dr. Ralph miles north of Nali-obi.^ British and masked for its gala holiday. broke up shortly before. 2 p.rn. to $2,890; -Alexander and Jeanne F. Reinfrank said the Goodwin htn» he, act out these rules: party vote to take steps to “ ins- revenue from excises. After R<^ in ‘Tapfoi ex,Austria, he had Uement represented a 2.4 per amounted to mora than, day but-declined to aay apeoMeatly J*®uy, $1,080; Profeaaional Build- court at' Nyeri swtenow him to Mr. and Mrs, W, Stanley Davies, An impromptu strip tease popped gwemmental employe preve pelMeal and economic con Risk Cases Tally bran a resldmit of Mancheatar for School principal died ^of natCral ^ath Feb. S jrfter convicting him up at odlnts to enliven the crowds. introduced his bill, Humphrey said cent increase la wegea over the -thecompany leqiiaated. what had been agreed upon. tag. „$1.400; Methodlat Cmurch causes. ■ 63 Alexander .8 t., announce the enr See These other nme* brandi, wfietber ditions in the' countryside.” . . . the Treasury was prepared to go th? past 20 years, aril was a're contract negotiated in 1952. It Tha company nad aovght o i^ to Trustees. $1,200; U. 8 - Envelope of cdnsortlng'*\vJlh armed persons Masking ended at nightfall. O H tX French National Assembly’s For Urquhart aaid the negotiators Born July 22, L911, McCartin gagement of their daughter, Mary, . tur in tithe armed services, along with cuts in a few selected irks Democrats tired dyer at the Cheney Bros, aaid the coat of living had riaan roll wages back to tha Miu m 20, wanted to Inform the union mem Co. $69,620; Margaret Weiiii. $310; and unlawfully posseasfng two The balls of Cornua and Rex Features, Tee turt of Common from the British Parliament, after ployed at Hamilton Standard Divi the Lenten period end the city’s a little,surprised at the crowd,, can' leaders, however, said they did The Oklahoman said Wat raises photo-engravera in other cities in Repreuntativee of the town member of St. RapMry-Spin t- "Officials In the executive particularly the number of photog ter, Mrs. ^Andrew Zwick of Penn 1953. acknowledged expert in the field 'leas, none of them were ready % L r*a recent visit to tnethe colony, last sion, U'liited Aircraft Corp., in return to realism. hrmneh of the |(Qvenunent edll not aspect an all-out fight by the Qie question whether the admin administration and the union have raphers. He asked them wheth sylvania, 10 grandchildren at.d one Maay contended, however, that of arbitration arid who was retain been meeting over the past month (nd no aession was held. / I "'**** proposed drastic changes in Wind.sor Locks. Police reported they handled ve my unquulnd support in administration. istration ever Should have used great grandchild. ed by the company to take its Judge Alva P, Loiseile reserved the local lodge ol Elks and was goveniment policy to meet the 551 complaints, compared' with er' this was some special day. the publishers had ignored the or more tn an effort to work put former grand knight of the local XIr. GobrII attended Newington cA sarW ^® listing that iMint^toyw. ^ Oie Homphrey €Mves Praise the figure. He said the only way appeal .to the state's highest court, decision yesterday in the clvil/xc- Mau Mau threat. The House of High School and Hlilyer Juplor about 200 for an ordinary ' day. Tap leading cenvenleiKe The crowd was built up largely he knows o get to. the bottom Funeral aeryices will be held unkm’a d*mand.4 for wage and a new agrrament. A t last re- Knights of Columbus. ...___, 6^ecutlve branch who appear.^because of ex^tatiohs of preti- Humphrey praised cooperation Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from hour aquallty with, commercial and sold that Prof. Hogah hed made tlon of Russetl Miller of Manches Commons'members, said the ter College and receryied a Bachelor of There were 108 automobile acci any type of executive or con- of he .matter la to call'in de|lart- porta there were six points on He leaves one brother, Atty. ror movement was increasing de dehtial comment on the contro between the Treasury the. 3Uon Lutheran Church of which hd' gravure shops. the "declaratory Judgment" he had which the town and union had not ter against Thcron O. Blow/of Tol* Sc lence degree- from Northeastern dents and SO cases of drunken ional investigatlsa body be Committee en other issues. Only mentail security officers. ' land, the action resulting from a Francis E. McCartin pf New Lon spite the costly war Britain is Ne belting dawn versy revolving around Sen. Mc waa a member. Tomorrow evening "Wishing that the wage in- been asked to make. reached accord. don. a sister, Mrs. Wililsr.i Dayhaw University and a Master of ness. John Albert. 53, was shot ted fairly.” • yesterday, the committee voted The Senator said it appsored to He said the arbitrator had been disputed.bill for construction work. ■waging. Mechanical Bngineeri-ig degree to death after he broke up a fight Carthy and , SecNtary of the him that the term "security risk” at 8, Pastor Paul G. Prokopy will eqaHy would ‘just-go fway* does Urquhart said tt had been de of Tiipper Lake, N. Y , and one f McCarthy promptly called » Ahny gflVeiia. 22-2,'to approve an administration hold-a brief devotional service at not settle the problem,” said asked to decide whether the com 'There are several ckses as. . /for the latter part of March,. 1 ii—t Heart SlalfemwtioM tial nature." ployea of.the Housing Authority The Junior Class is completing! Cna Her Treated with Bnrgery 'we excise bill to the floor first,- \ Hewever. Mohroney aaid Young newspaper shops. But the majority against. mudslingings&ss against probably early next week. o f the l^ r d held that past bar of Manchester. plans for selling sweat shirts for was unable t^supply any informa Fnmk BIUsmi ■ He saU that the two aides were the purpose of raising money for ; rymmittee by extreme left ^ EDWIN P. JOBDA^^ D. Reed’sj bill would cut to 10 pera tion LOUel oUb~as toW how these. files were gaining'history-falls to show any able to work out a new- wage cept, effective April 1, these pres- .vaiuaind. Funeral services for Frank Bill- attempt to aclueve parity- ham University aelamograpli ta . ito Washington trip. . i ants « ' Ute press sgwl ___ Written for_NilA,8erylee BOBi- 0-McG«d)e-Bfc,- veCeran em- schedule each regarded equitable 10 w »^ iised hecausg ano^r ‘SKW 4pccise ZviraloA xxTpr ‘"'v T 'TlHri»elair^oHcreQia!iitirora’$r NewT^S: ^ ------On "March-H members -of—the-r- .Mre^ B...aBka whether there is Monrbney said it appeared to ploye of the Npw Haven Railroad, in so minutes of negetlatlon Fulure Homemakers Of' America| jammutaneht 'Communist~lh ...... Freeeat Excise Rates him tbxt cases.Uke those listed, aa. WeeMg pay increase, SO cents a .AUF- Abraham A. Riblcoff. the The Intsnsity reading was enythlng xdiich.-cen .he done for^ were held this morning Sv 0:30 «t- week yeprtsenting the value of ad- will take- a triF to Willimantic I jent was thally dug out babies bom with congenital heart The 23 per cent tax on long ,"security risks” by thti Repubtk union’s counsel, however, told' the on a scale reading from 1 to 10. the Leclero^' Funeral' Home, fol •dltional paid holiday time, and 2S ^ e Rev. Joseph Lynch, director/ with their advisor, Mrs. O’Con- tha idaih recesses and exposed disease. ,^-Slie says one hears of distance telephone calls and leased Cans were handled by the l>mo- lowed by.a requiem-high Maas in Judges today that the award was I cents per week more in employer of the Fordham Observatory, said ■ nbr. publidivtew.” . ap mai!^ who have died, or at best wires, saving taxpayers an asU- crata under sA ‘.‘unsuitability” pro St. B rik et’s Church at 9 o'clock. not a one and that Judge Churrh Activities matsd 250 million dollars a year. vision in Civil Service regulations. pension fund contribution. the quake today was recorded as >‘McC ai^' 6»*ii told 8wlcker: wlU^have to live as inVaUdx. Thp Bey. Robert Carroll vraa the William Mapel, president of the Alcorn was right In vacating tt The members of the Friendly jen, general, you should be re* Iniis is indeed an interesting 20 per cent "luxury" tax on fip^, The Truman administration got celebrant and Mrs. May Barry the becausa Prof. Hogan had failed to two quick shocks, one at 1:83:16 Publlsbera Aaari., of New York City, a. m. EST and (he othyr at 1:35:- Class of the Union Congregational ived from any command. Any subject. First, it should be said teweiry, coametics, women’s hand- rid of 24.SQ0 employes on these oyganist. Burial was in St> answer the question asked in the Church will attend a prayer serv paga and luggage, saving an addi grounds in 1951 and another 23.800 representing the newspapers, ex 46 a. m. a evha> has h ew given the honor that, there are aeverrt different Bridget's Cemetery, -with Father pressed hope that the board's find submission of the dispute to arbi ice to be held tonight in the new being. piEometed'to g «e r M , gnd kinds of raalformationa of the tional 250 muUon. in 1952, h » said, adding that last Carroll reading the committal tration. - He said the locatiOR' might be Prayer Chapel in observance of LEWYT 20 per cent tax on admiaslons to year only 17,800 were separated .b^ ings would lead to stability in local between New GuthOa find the dibo cays 'I IM I protmd another heart which are present at birth, service, * '■ ^ ■ Awspaper operations. Hiat question, Riblcoff said, was Ash Wednesday. Following . the ■''' leral who protected Ootnmu* movlea, sports events, night clubs, the Elsenhower administration In Netherlands EaSt.Ihdles. ' PRICE SLASHED! and which fall tmder the general The bearers, representliiig the The newspapers affected by the whether a wage cut should be nieeting there will be a short I? to wear that uni* and other entertainments, saving this way. ^ Manchester Fire Dept, and the granted, "to offset” the increase In Qeveland, John Ctorroll Uni business session and social in the V.' classtficatlon of congenital heart ITO million. . ^ strike were the Hmes, News, Mir-1 versity recorded a strong earth VACUUM FirBston* Db Luxb Quality disease. Most of these result In Manchester' Improvemant Aaatt;, rar, Journrt-Americen; World Tele. Orented two years social rooms. he considered 20 per cent tax on camerts, wc.ra: EMward F.-Moriarty, George earlier. quake at 1:33:00 a. m., about 9.000 , The Women’s. Society of the mixing of oxjrgen-conUlning blood photographic equipment, light gram A Sun and Post, The Herald miles away, in an undetermined FIBER SEAT COVERS fwa conference with ttiat which has been deprived F. Snow, Daiite Pagan) Gilbert W. However, the atttorney went on, Baptist Church meets tonight at was directed et bulbs, club dues and safe dep^t Dillon Principal . lYibUm and the Long Island Star direction,'^ CLEANER of Its life-giving oxygen and Park, Frank A. Mordavidiy and JournatT suspended publication dur- the award was not concerned with 7 ;30 at the home of Mrs. BcMie "1 don't want boxes, saving about 57 million. Harry F. Hampson. offsetting the increase but the Butcher at 136 Union St. Mrs. i REGULARLY 14.95 which results in "blue babLes." IS per cent tax on local tele ASK JOBLESS AID- ifc,” The bluish color of the skin which At East Rartford Delegation^ from tha two ‘'*^'\teto*400*^w«kera actuaUy gra^ng’ x flat, acroea-the-board de- Helen Landeen will give the devo-- Senator said hiKhaa no grams, saving about 123 million. groups, of which the di^ccased wSa Ne«y London, Marrh $ (PV-• tlonal message and Miss Grace \ intw^an of calling^cre* gives H this name is the result of IS per cent tax on rfdl, bus and took part tatoeatrike. Other union. .^an 980 of -The Executive Board of tfe# of qxygen attached to the a member, called at the. funeral Downer will speak on the subject,; i&s before his invi air passenger fares, saving 87 mil-^ • K h I "Hatitfordi Iderch f “i n —A respected their picket lines, how Metal Trades CduarU of New -Okmaglobin, or cokahW f i l t e r of home hr a body laat- night to pdy ever, and eventpaUy some 29,ooo the. L900 Cheney Bros, employee •The Women’s Society and the' ttee this weelfii hplf . .. Hon. vbttifkn irfShber of the TSpkt Hart- laat reapecta,. ' had not received 9% cenu-an-heto I-otidoii County. APL, has. voted ....Youth o f the <7huirch.” ______I bl<^. IB ber cent tax on pens, mecbanl- ford £bih Schcloi slab'. Edw^d M. wotkera stayed off their Jobe. today- to - reqaeet- Cpowetlwt'e lie various kinds ^>f congenital The strike wa* cortly' for both svage tecreaeea but were madraub-- —-• ■ -A'nominating--’committee win I JQR MOST rat pencQS, ligfittrsrififf apoKing 4 ^HIlQn,' wSs named prihclpai o f the' Ann tote j . Seludler.'llr, Ject to decreaeea of that amount by raagresslonel repreaentotlvee *Te be nained during the business sea-1 heart oigease cairy such technical goods, saving about 7 million. sbbbol by unanimous veto oC the .idea. It came et a time when do everything ta their power to SIDANS ami ;e dedim ^ to identify them. names arcqarctaUon of the aorta, Largely attended funeral eerv- Christmas shopping normally the award. Sion of the meeting. Mrs. Gertrude I N aehe. ’Xhe szheiluled April X excise re- BookI of Eduertioh Tuesday night. icea for Cuatote J, fjehstUe. fir The oueetion of what the waae ta ^ tope .W. Ftoblnson will be the aaaistina R EG . 87.95 trtwilei y • tind pofiray dtifUoha whH!H woi'tff.Bs csfMiOWI He has been acting pHriclpST' It cert toe Id a aession with Stevsns for 6?6 Onter St., \/ere held .this newspapera an untold'amount in rate at the local textile mill should b fe r w anevtoie the dlsabfrUte hostess...... nary stenosis irtth intact ventric by the Reed BUI: since the'resignation of 'Stanley H. be was oettled deBnljely lest Au uaCttploymeat sHuatien AOW ex The Methodist Yputh ^Fellowship lorrow but called it off. He said ular septum. But itxdoes make a morning at 9:30 from the W. P. advertising Income. Synungton (D-Mo), who is in Liquor, $10.50 .10 $9-a gallon. Loreitzen lask falL The latter ac Quiah Funeral Home and at 10 gust, when the award pt a second isting.” will lead the midweek Lenten serv HOTPOINT SUPER OVEI difference to the paUtai tecauOe Automobiles, 10 per-cent to 7 In addition, it waa estimated 1954 HOTPOINT 2-DOOR had asksd that it hs de* cepted a similar post at t o ‘ o'clock ta SL Jamea’ C h u t^ that the workers lost two million aribitrator to whom the dispute was ice at 7:30 p;m. at the Rockville some kinds can now beniiccess- per cent. Staples High School iir Westport. submitted granted the cdmpghy the Church, the first of i series, on jd jm ta ha i;etti(med. ^fsalng- fully treated by surgery . The Rev. Et to $9 « workers to more than $10,000 . Midwestern Area I. He said Secretary of ' the Follwtag graduation from the Rev. Rolapd Gcltaette, of SL NAas Charles Hollister pa assistant Humphrey had issued a arteriosus. This opening can now a gallon, dependingv^pn' alcoholic Oosliy Classical- High School, he Mary’s C h u r 1 h,- WiUlmantic, chief Itr-charge of communications. be closed by delicate heart sur content. ^e award is retroactive to Nov. and ^ 2 — a week meht on . thoaa matters aiid taught one year ta Waterbury friends of the family. I day the old contract-expii^. (Oeotlnned from Page One j Ernest Read is chief communi- eaUd that newsmen study it. gery with>great success. schools. He then took undergradu Tha bearers were WlMlaih Schal- UJ . cations officer for the Defense tphri^'B abdament opposed .- aimOBB Y OOMETIMC8 VflBD ate pre-medical training a£ -toe lfr,.|talph SChailac, Richard Schal- wee epreadimr. eeetwmrd into the CounriL During the evening a new 1.95 1.95 sweeping reduetKm now in excises.' Bonur-of the other' con?enltaT UCdnn Admi^ioii ^yniverslty of Michigan. ler, Roltod Schaller and Roger MidivesL '....'...... ' portable set was demonstrated by 2. Declared he is not rsady to aay malformations of the hesrt can -ter. Dillon obtainlid a BPC Schaller, all grandsons of the de Pufa^c RecorHd Laramie, Wyo., reported -I'fi de m c t o m e .Hollister showing the manner in ther he favors outlawing the also be treated successfully bv degc^^ain physical education ceased, end I^ul RiU. grees; Cheyenne, Wyo., -10; Mtapt, which other towns in this area Guarantees Y<^ ___mufilst__ party ____ in thesu^ge^. United but not .W1 of them. For Tests Scheduled at Antol4:^Cotlege, New Haven; Burial waa in St, Jarn.es*_.Cfn)f!*. N. p. -9 kiid Dickinson, N, D. -7, could be reached ta .times, of ;es. He ordered a study of thaL reason caieful atudy of each B. -SL and..|nhgtor*a .degree in educa,, teiy, where Father Hannon,_i(Mtd tfef i^Orfly' after takiiqf'tifnw; _<|*Tlkg'To cohducted in order We committid , Clay._E as t reported Colorado, Montana and 'niia set can be used not only :REG. 549.95 tito ah<( tohool'^tttolnistratlon at ' -t- - I . . ta UnlvertUy' of Connecticut I ■ ' President said, and the lawyera to,wake. . a diagnosis _ and to de Springfield O IIegb>^d completed Hartford, and \l n Arlyne Mat- Nebnlska. tn a building, but It is also pos- REG. OjFparently dieegree as to whether cide If surgery offers lallef. Even missions tests are scheduled in 1.3 * WlUiam R. Fraaeh Several ariiools in the Pueblo. SAVE 120.00 special adratnistratlvb'^urses, S t chett, March J4> touth Methodlat \ sible to Use it In an automobile as •lUh a a t^ would be constitutional. with the progress lir this field in communities of the state frbm T h e funeral ot William R. C!hurch. ObJb., area,\were ctoeed Tuesday a .'mobile' station. eif a Brand New 5 N.P. - m ’• " ■ X 209.95 reeent years, , the end has not yet llsrch through Msy. It Is an-, Trinity College, l^ilrt£or^^^.yniver; French, of French Rd., Bolton, waa by heavy anoW diifte that, blocked v:$. Emphasized again that he sity of (TonnecUcut end Colgate '■ ; . Obser>'e AnniversaVy UMd the Word subversive in been reached since tavesUlrators noiinced by 'niomas E. Rotoris," held this afternoon at 2 o’clock at ^V. S. PTUES COMPLAINT ride roeda Snow wasTS inches Mr. and Mrs. Ernest White of sre still finding new methitos .^-by university admissions officer. University, the T ,P. Hotloran Funeral Home, deep in the Beulah end Rye Moun , Easy S^usslns the 2,200 persons he Dillon is also a graduate of the Hague, Netherleads^ Mereh I South'Grove St., are holding open Tir##t0lt0 3-SHIFTS 6|}d had been separate from fed- which they can extend the bene The tests are given in various ;h the Rev.' Arthur A. Wallace MV-Hie United Stetce filed a tain areas southwest'of Pueblo. hoiiae today in Observance of their., 1 ^ 1 jobs hflMa security program. fits of heart surgery to more and towma u ah' aid to students seek Hartford CsUege of Law. of 4be Bolton Congregational Mild weaLter j^vailed in the Terms Buy Now Oft Easy Terms Before coming to East Hartford eomplalat I'A the VKorto .Court - 25th wedding anniversary. The -'.'.i^Tiat waa in comment oh dis-. more people. - , • ing admission to >the University Church'^Niciattag. Burial was in today agelnet the Boitet Union Atlantic States. alpAg the Gulf Whites have three sons, Donald, ’'*■ ra by the <3ivll Service Com- -'yor the child with cpng;ehltal and may be taken at - whatever in 1929 he taught in Hartford the "East Cemetery. and satellite Hungary In eea- Coast and west of the Rockies. Edward and Orrih, and , two TWIN OUTBOARD schools for four yekrs. tola week that of a re heart disease who cannot te suc date Or place is most convenient. Bearers wtosk Herbert Jensen, neeaea With treatment ef crew Meanwhile, ah earthquake of un daughters. Ruth and (fora, RRESTONE 9 CU . FT. total of. 2,4|7. only 883 Wtfre cessfully treated by surgery, cer TTiS tests. Roberts said, must Joseph Urrin, ^Coiwad. Tobias, members ef a U. 8. Air Parra usual Intensity, poesiMy In' the n Burpee Corp* Supper Set indto haye tafformation of a tain precautions...arc partlcuiaily be taheQ by all prospective stu Hans Fredrlckaon, Ja))n Dietrich* plane ferced doww la HaBge*7 Nctherlends - East Indies vicinity, A supper will be held preceding iverWve nature in*their person* necessary. Such children must^ of dents exce^ those -who stand in aen and Thomaa’' Daly. by Rmelam planes la was recorded today on .the Fotd- the meeting ;of Burpee Womanis. a PLAY G 'm SET files. He repeated that in Us course, be carefully examined tod the top 40 per cent of their high Aboiitjrawn Relief Corps' this evening. T h e REFRIGERATOR nion all of those let out were every effort must be made to school class ahd have taken the /' committee in charge includes:- Tabalar stcql. . . Equipe Neutral security risks. avoid infection and,excessive phy college preparatory, technical or The - Rev, 'Wephen StryJewskI — Mrs. Madeline Friedrich (chair REVERSE A Itoantlfiil Model Pf?* with. 2-Mfit Refused to take issue, with sical strain. In almost all cases general course. Those who have directs attention to tto'Laenten serv man). Miss Phyllis CTsrk, Mrs. With Every Latest ffUdlfr. rings,'tiEpiese bar, ;rtoory o t Irftaor M i 19 h e 11 the activity must be restricted in taken the commercial or voeatiem- ice, tonight at 7 o’etoex in SL John!s Charlotte Gibbs, Mrs. Hattie Peatore ^__- two aw in ^ two rhiiming of IfitchelTs public cn- order lb avoid the danger of over- a1 course, Roberts said, must take Hewitt. Mrs. tvdia Hemmsnn and Nmyf 5 Twin Shown Hfbrm Church, Golway St., during which 1mm. itiof a Fair. Employmtot burdening a htort which already the a'dinissiohs test regardless^bf he will deliver a -abort sermon. . Mias Anita Hall. 'r t 't e w Y m n a R r TfFUArJD’C <:D7riAI '" Wiffier n m'iiaoi' wepiHiu "toit''” ”? ijy to enforce its rulings. The College Entrance Examina each Wednesday and-jrridajr eve- Judge Alva P. LoUelW will p.-e- BIAN KILLED BY KOCA tion Board’s scholastic aptitude niiys, ^ ______side at a short calendar session of ■+4eetwUl.be aceeptedto-'lleu at tb y ' ■-'The •f^aftdtfoumy'Ctoart of Com- dtalnyal tn him ed Ji Searieali 41r woe ki- Mine. IdeOiMiaii; das^ - ; J i pitomm iTt«i/Eav At IF- rtepraastaff o;.contrary. view. Btaatly Idlled today when a 190- The Untyersity admissions teats ter of Mr. and Mrt. Francis Mc- a.m. Cases are listed as -follows; • Sofa PtortdenV Betilared he does pouod roeJe stniefc him ta the are held iii cities of the state Oartan, 24 Walker St.,- has re , • Ernest A. Schindler va Irving A. want a lot of yea men around head while he was at a trap throughout the year as well as at turned home from the Hartford > Johndrow et si; Orlando Lurtrelli rack quarry here. Polira Lt. the main campus at, Storra. Sum Hoepitat and woidd be glad to see vs. Simon Novlck et al; Peml- ha bad received a fleerge Moehl said that Scariail, mer ahd fall schedules Will be an- her friends. gewaaeet Narionsl l 4ink vs. Joseph R EG .34.9S a man in Maine a truck driver for C. W. Blakes- m ClO N IIE E .. Landry; Rlchrrd J. Luedee, REG. ' toe Presldent’w recent^- lee A Sons, contraeton, was Admr. vs. Anastasia Russell; Jo- Republlcan . avoid ,ex- standtag bestdp kls-vehicle which a ^ Sierbinski vs. B|sa Leonard. 299.95 (kartiaanahip ta critieianp of %rae being loaded. Thelma Oldenberg Vs. Walter J. Hewitt et ol; E.-neat R. Mschell vs. R EG . m .9 5 3 . 0 0 .i^ :r„i.5 0 A W e A ~ - U d M Waal Tariffs Charles H. Niles; Household Fi SEVEN DIB IN CBA8H SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED nance Corp. vs. Peter MacDonald Aanouhaad that bis decision Pembroke, Wales, Blarch S . > ...... IfANCHESTBR EVENING HERAU)* MA?rcH?5TERui^JW,. WEDNeSDAY^ 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALDi MANCHESTER, CONl^ WEDNESDAY MARCH 5,1984 FUNNY BUSINESS BY HEI»||BERGfiR ..M.-r >4i #\ »*! ... 'I- Answer to Previim iHiiste Sense futd Nonsense 1 ■ .- J . Color Schtmt iBargaihs •n 'l Scout Bopeat Rapidly Akmd ; "A farm la a hunk of land an Ropcat each acntenco below which, If you gat up aariy analigh rapidly Utreo tlmea. mominga and work lata anough N otes a O m tL a k t Thro^«h thOf-flne tha fly flew. nighta, you'll maka a fertuna—if 4 BliMtOMl ■ Sfbllawan oC Friendly Flory frie* flat Mttera. you atrlka oUr-^Flbbar Mcdaa. the Mae, Over 50 girls attended the meet ing of the Junior Plinniiig Board White and •Thirty Yearn, ago,” aald the Johea- -The Chineaa maka It an" Blue tnvarlabla rula to.aattla all thalr at center Church on Feb. 26. All U8i«p|iar with man who had traveled to the end but flv* Intermediate and Senior 4Hm ^ of the earth and moat of the way debt* on New Tear*a day. If You. Like Nice Things i- A 8sa MAirA s Aloe ' Smith.T-So I underatand, but, troops were represented. It was IS m S iS w tiack, "I atarted out, alone, un You owe It to yourself to visit So Insxpsniiv* To Sow A Prtated SUk Ureas' Cultured Peurt N Cl .fH id d la then, the Qilneee don't have a WUl M a fashionable "flr«t" for A Bsaufiful Pan«l decided that for this year there MNoUwbbs aided, without frlenda to help me the SCANDINAVIAN CRAFT PEARLS are first .ice of would be two permanent repre H a r t,.,,_ llh ia d . TKawnruatt 34Sx^tMMt SI Aauatle Chriatmaa the week before. SHOP, 118 Msln Street end' revel spring for tinder coat to under eihtawr SSSeyator along, with the Intention of making models everywhere and OTHER’S sentatives attending the planning I4AffMt«a the world pay me the living that In tha beauty of the choice IM sun wearability Jf it is cut from AT THE CENTER _ CUL- board sessions. The whoje group Riiwiaabic iavaotor MT>POO( The aeriouaneaa of the rituatlon PORTED gift items, the Coppers, the new PETITE PROCrs of SILK Utecary Hylt •hot it owea me. My only alliea were a 'TORED Pearl Neckl.^. with was divided into four patrols, ac M Band loitdar’* pofWilafbird la evident from the mortality and Crystal and China pieces all or KAYON REMNANTS 'Trom ItlU a ia l ^ tRaeUiiiac ■tick wWAM -HainneiailOQQs^VQ dollar bill antf a determination to a !•" » / White Gold clasp* that are dlways cording to the section of VoWn in . make a million more. Today" (and tablea of the Metropolitan l i f a j ^ attraottvely displayed on flne old CHENEY B R O ir a i^ REM in unquesUonable good taste, with Which troops meet. - -'-i ■ ISConataUatien, IT Blrdi with 41 Anoint ■urance Ooinpany which ahew NANT SALEpROOM. Ught or « » 5 e 5 i$ 5 d Major or IridaoGont 4IBd«o he threw out his cheat proudly) "1 chests and corner cupboards. silks or woolens for. your casual or Officers chosen are as follows: Eastern SUtas Exposit ■till have the determination and men die aooncr than women. Ilva Snitch up one of the unuAial dark backgrounds in 39” to 45" dressy ; occaaiona. SIMULATED scribe, Kathy Martin Troop 62; Minor Wumaio 41 Unaaelratod yean aooaer. widths will make up into a flatter SSFMI BSIM 9t 11 Shadt traaa M B o^t 44BowiUlortd 60 centa in change." handmade COROE BAGS, from Pearls ire available In one, two, northeast patrol, Sharon Koblin- Chartas Lamp $4.M,p Open dally 11-6, Thurs. ing coiapllment-gqttlng wardrobe three or foyr strands or in adjust •ky. Troop 49, patrol leader; Bar ilkii nOatmod nldmamo 4S Roman pool , for you. Plan to browse around able collars. tsPUcaa IS Shotr fabric IS Drink* mado 4T Earth Critica: People who go place* Buai^cloua Old l,ady (an tha to F p. m. bara Beaupre, Troop 6, assistant; MWlMathuak SS am ieal and boo thing*. farm)—What'a that atuff on thoao soon; .you'll be glad you did. ^ntrSl patrol, Barbnra Bye, Troop MARCH, THE MON' nilliwral > from fruit 4S PUyinc card ' lahguaso SlOivoa forth MScotUih cap ■heap? When you are broiling steak, be Tola Plus and Earrtuga W, patrol leader Ellei)mary •SHng Farmer—Wool. sure to slash the edge* Of fat to. Hallmark Gift WmpiMBgt Different and upuauir 1* the 3-p«y BRiN6e/eW '\ ttBiaatfarth might be spent making more de CLiiip Merr'-Wood last Wednesday are cooking fresh-spinach; Uie wa range so you can it to hold laaenpriagi "THlWO PWOMAS7DW 4SBa campaaad sirable acquaintances. Shoemsker—Hera jura Tha booU To cook bulk sausage for cool with Miss Jean Campbell) canip TOATAOMaONK’ID MWg. p6gFE 55Q g ter clinging to the leaves ^after your tasting apd stirrlttg- apoons. Bmid w u i 9t for your new polar axpedltloA. Saves counters, and the enamel weather meals, mold the meat in director, and worked on plans for FIX WHl^TMBVflOt eMBSottt*t HO K B HOW tA zy 4SNaC One of my gladiolus bulbe this you have washed them, will pro the reunion of last summer's ■priag* a*d Baa A OJTfiOiM'ON'rHeft Were you satisfied with tiM beets vide enough moisture if you use a surface of a range, from getting to cakes that are about half an aubmiaaiva summer produced three stems.' I made for the last trip? campers and sUff. The reunion with I covered saucepan. messy. When jrou are washing inch thick. Place the sausage edge, toB twtai ( iM tH li 5l3PeK 6ASy COAT- . I t CamdaUvaaC Mrs. Rae K. Roee, Antwerp, N. Y. Explorer—Quite. They ware the cakes, in an uncovered akillet and will be held March 27 at Camp CHAlK/— rv e 6EEO HEAW- your pots and'pans, you can just aiae. sp A b ^ ei naitlMr best boots 1 ever ate on a polar wipe off the tile. cook slowly Sind thoroughly until Merri-Wood, unless bad weather MOHBiO>>66 M HU3M SIAirew poUanI Taste makee waists. expedition. Annual Mark-Downs brown and crisp on both sides. prevents. In case of bad weather H- TOWED CLU9$ «40(?lW'lW , You will be surprised st what will be he_ld April 8. SSIndlgo Blrthetone Klnga When 3TOU take the sfusage from ,CHAcfew ,i....ie uot.i in colors 4s you embroider this Joy MXIorca, vice president; RRMREST-6y O oM JM espe^lly Identlfled with their fashioned Into graceful cn:ets, Carole Moore, treasurer; Marianne advantage of. this annual tioee-out town easily and quickly with tub- .beautiful panel in simple stitches. vases, candy Jars, the Milk Glass and come In and let us help you birth. Lovely Necklaces and Elar- Pattern No. 2183 contains hot- Simmons, secretary, u is expected Inaeraprlng mattreaa with permanfe ttcklag and ' # A A T K bable cqttohs that are bright and rings set \/Uh glcar.'ing Aqua and the Rtby crystal ail nicely that the troop will greatly bene \ make your selection while there inexpensive. iron transfer for panel 12”xl6” ; boxed suggest theniselves for Flreatoae Foainex tap aad botteu, prehutit batdar. 9 'is still a good choice. THE marines. stitch illustrations; material re fit from its choice of these four en ■>{1 Pattern No. 8089 is In sizes 32. bridge prizes, birthdt-ys, showers, thusiastic girls. SHBR^IN . WlLUAMS COM 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46. Size 34, quirements and color chart. and impulsive gifts of sffecUort. At. PANY, 719 Main Street 4(4 yards'of 39-tnchr yard con- , MeluUr ReSer-Ceater and Pan Send 25c in coins, your name, USUAUY $79.50 USUAUY $119JR Herd i. your chance to save HARRISON'S, 849 Main St., tag Among the new Secqnd Class .trast address and the . pattern, jwmher ged- 81.90 to 83.50, ------^ COMFLETE 4eFIEer Baking cake? Be sure to For this ■ patjtem, send 80c In 8? 257 JOTNSON FAIOT^ to ANNE CABOT, MANCHESTER Scouts I nTbx /h are : Jeanette Con- COMFLETE4-nECl Cblna, your name, address, size de Offering a $2.80 ROIXBR-COATER EVENING HERALD, 1160 AVE. rml. Marjorie Hibbard, Mary Jane TWINHOUYWOOD place the cake in the pen in the Spring Garden Teels McCurry and Dawn Molumphy. HOUYWOODBED center of the ovOp rack, so the sired, and the Pattern Number to and PAN that makes painting so AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36. N.V.. easy for only 81.14, when you buy The right tools for each Spring Members of Troop 49, Bowers lE p cake will rise evenly. SVE BI«NE1T. THE MAN- colorful 1954 needlework Schooh the girls were presented ENSEMIU CHESTER EVENING HERALD. a gallon of DuPont Color Conpi- albiina contains 56 pages of lovely planting Job atand ready to help VISE* you get more work done fasUr at their badges at a recent Court of I •» 1156 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW tiuning paint in. flat, semi-gloss or designs./ "how-to” sections qn ?lOU 6i BtllfoMs In Mpriag Shadee gloss. Get yours today, at Johnson THE BUDGET CENTER. 91 Cen AWarda. $49.95 agwNTMigTvveAH&TQosooM ^ Top quality . BILLFOLDS, Y0RK84,N-Y. needlcwbrk, helpful room iltustra- This troop haa received first aid $89.50 Spring '54 Etasic Fashion con Palht 30. tlons ana directions for 8 gift pat ter Sti-eet. The "GAROEX" line Shaped plastic headboard ■■ a ■*" smooth and polished .for Ladles includes BOW RAKES for properly instruction from Mrs. Donald Con with Gold-Bond biAerapiiag snd Gentlemen in new Spring tains a wealth of smart, easy to terns. 25 cents. rad and heard a talk about Greece Ip Em U cc Cominc? BY V.T. HAMLIN sew styles for all sizes. Colorful. Keep your leather Jewelry , box, preparing ground for seeding; mattreaa and box apriag. Set SiA" totted twia haalhsasa shades of "Ginger Snap” and PLANTERS that lift soil out of by Mias Louise ’tVacy of the achool of hard wood lege. covered la aew twaafllsa Informative and interesting. Send luggage, belts, and purses in good faculty, among Its many activities. •‘Pine" are at MATHER'S AT 25 cents today for your copy. shape by giving them a coat of Nourishing Chicken Broth hole for setting v>ut jriaiJa and plaaGc. Grid Bead i r Trem THE CENTER. See them with When March winds blow a small bulbs; WBEDBRS that effi border, wovea atripa cavar. paste wax once in awhile. The Rather than sweet nothings last Blattreaa aad hex aFriag. A their secret pockets, all the hew wsk will give them f glosey sur steaming bovvl of soothing Chick ciently cut off roita below ground 4 WAYS TO BUY' "magic" patented features. Take Rubbermaid Kitchen Aceesaoriea en Broth 1* a perfect entree for and the CULTI-HOE a double month. Troop 25, Girl Scouts, were ■tori ftaaM aa cantata f You can brighten up your face and, protect them from Lenten meals. CHICKEN NECKS interested in the sweet somethings a BudRct a CharRe eaay mevtag. a quick look* at your present bill scuffs. purpose tool for Ijoaening soli with fold; are you honestly proud of kitchen with ' jseful RVBBEB- AND BACKS aiW^ thrifty 3 Itw. prongs and chopping weeds with St a candy factory- they vlalted. a Layaway a C a s h ______Its appearance? MAID accSssories for beauty and foiyW c at LYNN POULTRY sharp end. Piok up aome gloves to Mrs. Gordon Todd and Mrs. John utility, A 8tov8 Top Mat, 15>4" by Boys' Sprlxg SulU F^RMS, 505 Main Stroet,. protect your hands. Farr accompanied the troop who OPEN TUE8. and THURS. NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Hs'll "Strutt hjs stuff” with Never allow water to stand and 17" proteets'stove or counteiytopa '. . . ’ ' " were interested in (he educational ANY TIME BY APPOINTMENT and adds dEMhing color accent. masculine pride in a 2-tone RAY valus of how chocolates are dipped evaporate on a waxed floor, or it ON-GABARDINE S U Sunday's roast deserves glamor Get to know your p^ra. Fa will leave a spot Wipe up spills DISH d r a i n e r s protect glass treatment. S ^ e leg o f lamb and boxed, and delighted with the and china and the DRAINROARO MONTGOMERY WARD vorite for baking right now, is samples which were present^ to at once,,!.;; wiO» - inln(-jel^, filled ^ canned the Bose. I f s a la r ^ pear with Tr a y with built-tn slope ideal for rayon liiied boat - and -then*—■ - - t j pears. Put a little chopped pre a tapering neck and a golden rua- HOWARD’S "erisa washing vegetables- The all rubber boxer trousers $4.98 sizes 3-3 Venetlas Mirrors POPLINS are 85.98. y^ompldte served ginger along with a dot aet akin. Peeled— either before Don’t think that Valentine's Day T. M. V. a SM. as OVST PAN hugs the Door so you of butter or margarine in the cav- Ths J. A. WHITE GLASS CG. don',, have to: stoop Jto sweep..R«- /Mlectlon for older, boys; 81.00 holds or efter bakin|r—it's delightfu[ 1 1*^1 to t_-howeyer, Troop. e; •SsLJSStsisssaia- 14-Btrch-Street has just secetvi^ member yourself*'or“a new 'hciiiic-' of caroed: peach**;'brtrff iirt-' aerved- wiPi; s-eustswt s new spring shipment of decors- hot through and offer with vorite for eating now, is the An "Mflybfl thara it somalhing in ants b«ing amarttr than r - maker with these tim e-say^ Vlth a party in charge of the fol tfva VYNBnAN MIRRORS that housekeeping aids, from THK baked ham. Stuff drained cooked Jou. T t. ha'a a wonderful flavor lowing; Marion Cheamer, Janet ak humana—you don’t catch tnam watting tima writing tarm ' Here's how store leftover prunes with pecan halves aa a papara about ut!" ' art fully backed, ready to hang BUDGET CENTER, 91 Center Chickdn or tM Uty, Remove any that teams well with white or Dougan, Marybeth Gilmore, San CHRIS WILKIN. PiaaptMT G oin c In over mantel, diVan or buffet Street. flavorful accompaniment to a btue-vMned cheese. »»sj^ ^ dra McKinney; Johanna Rich BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM stuffing from body and neck fav'- veal roaat. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES With engraved floral border or Ity; p tace^ container, cover loose mond, - decorationa; Lynda Rad-' for the first time. fragrance ^ BY EDGAR MARTIN with modem, block design all are If there's no work surface in ly and mrigerate. Quality Greeting Oarda dell, Elaine 2avarella, Sandra handsome additions to a home of your kitchen on which ydn can Printed . Upholstery Fabrics Well-stoc ce«r bliia of St. Patrick’s Blevin, Susan Nieae, entertain ______j.iwiEm .ewE Y H K T O I9 K long atandiiig or one Just being clamp a - food 'grinder, attach it Oar Radloe The Pennsylvania Dutch theme Day cards aid for Easter await ment. . - and body-softener in ofte! lAlilST ^ “ planned. to the top surface of your low s you take to the roads this woven ao beautifully into UPHOL you at HARRISON'S. 849 Main St. Chaperones for the affair were VRfMl\OBUIb , PWKWCUIMI kitchen, stepladder. However, if f ^ lring i i and summer a CAR RADIO STERY FABRICS created much Clever Panda Prints and famous the leadera and their husbands. Roast chicken ^test: move the you are planning to buy from the BUDGET CENTER 91 interest at the CHENEY BROTH Hallmarks, among othera, make it Mr. and Mra^JS^rman Larson and drumstick up and down. If the food chopper, remember Center Street kedpe yOu in touch ERS REMNANT SALESROOM easy to expreaa your warm lienti- Mr. and M r a u r l Ruddell. leg feels loose at the thigh joint, now get the kind that with your favorite /Sports and recently. You will thrill to the va menta from a wealth of choices. , your bird la ready to serve. clamping. Newscaster. AU the leqding makes riety of color and texture poasibil- HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S fo r . top perfbrmaiuie at terms to ities in recovering worn of faded Are Yon Shopping for U Pays ts Walk lip ^ Faster IrMitfii suit you. - ■ -■ furniture with attractive and dur .^Sbop the jnodern way **lt’$ in the Bofl”; \M K IVhila an automatic elevator Is Saye'time, energy, money with a able Upholstery REMNANTS, CARPET SELECTOR from being installed for your Increased Universal S T R O K E ^V -R IRON Wondering v ^ a t' to aerye for MANCHESTER CARPET comfort at WATKINS, 953 Main from the Electric^ Dept, of J. W, Sunday nightat iupper? How afwut Luxnrioua Silver HolloWware TER, 308 Main Street 1 Street, a WALK VP SPECIAL H.4LE OORP. ^m M rature con sliced hard-cjepok^ eggs on toast' MATHER’S a t THE CENTER of the generously sized rug aam' WK preValtt '«n W and trolled,' co m p l^ «viui g '"« b ^ :the with . a ’chMiee -sauce?"Flavor the have SERV1K6 PIECES of Stertlng pies-ImtM. (pick iSci ^ T ' Borne ^entWorth Upholstered extra large sple plate jmootliee out cheese sauce with mustard and .tod Plated for gracious entertain- amine them In your own home; eee piece*. Walk right up ahd saVe.~~ ~ more 'wrii^es faster.'reg. $13.98 .WoixestenRilfe'. ■ In8, for betotfful luxury td toep how you like them lit dayiiihl and itoW m s ^ la l $9.95. The fsr-sight- give. REVERE BOWLS for flowers, under your .own lamp M^t. Use bread at least half an inch rd homemaker la prepared for Buy Rugs Now and Save fruit mayonnaise or sauce; Bread nkl8CILLA*S POP Riding High BY AL VERMEER thick, for best-results, when you emergencies with an extra Iron. THE MANCHESTER CARPET Trays and Footed WELL , AND If several members, of your fam MICKEY FINN are toasting sandwiches in an elec 0BI(1;ER, 308 Mklrt Street, has TREE PLATTERS and do see the ily take, their lunch along, try Upset t BY LANK LEONARD AIMS tric sandwich grill. Cologne Foam acquired 9'xl2* RUGS by famous Carvel-Hall STEAK KNIVES with having bottled sandwich spread im* I « c • A m r You'll • feel ao luxurious, so manufacturers in patterns DIS- handles of exquiaita atbrling over on hand. The spread is usually It la more than a Toy poised when you acquire the lay, . 3uV VQNPgta CONTTNUED just recently, some a mixture of mayonnaiae.'pickle Raliaf.far ARor-Dbinar Distress The S-D 8CVLPTEX set Is hn Helena Rubinstein COLOGNE relish and sweet red peppen. It’a v W K H T M A I BULL ENDS, ‘ and FACTORY This wise lii absorbing hobby kR, devel^ng FOAM habit for now' you are as SECONDS that do not affect theiy Bake awebt potatoes in a hot good to use with sandwiches Of It* lady is taking no painting skill In a child or/adult sured a lasting atmosphere of cheaoasthatl tbuTn and add in- appearance or wearing qualities. oven. ^ They’ll need from half an ham, aardlnea or har^-cooked digestion might knoil her evening's and is rewarding In thatytne fin fragrance at ARTHUR DRUG They .wbn’t be here long so piofi hour to forty-five minutes, de eggs. - ished-ptaquee may be .placed in STORE. INC„ 942 Main St. a 5 Am . Like mUlionii of pCbple, so# your favorite rug and let a small pending on theif size and shape. nlwavs enrries Turns for top-speed children's rooms for/^rm anent oz. atomizer container at 82.75 dis deposit bold it for - the future de When you can pierce tlieif centers , Tear Hoelery Neede penses tw o' quarts of heavenly relief from sour stostoch ami gnssy decorating "magic." At ’THE PINE livery date you specify. easily, with a fork,' they're done. Are met and fulflhed at pressare pains. Tuns* sequire ao PHARMACY, 664 Center Street. Guff <4 stirring perfumes) on ^ 6 As soon aa the potatoes come out NANCY'S HOSIERY SHOP, 809 water; ap a|ixiag, no ttoitiag.Ttoa . the set at 96c Includes 4 plaques. tiny amount of which is needed to Spread thin allcea of veal with of the oyenT". break Uieif'~ Skins Mai* S treet (next to Public Mkt.) anytime,* aaywherC^at work A 10 non-toxic water colors, artist’s create an aura of - cent and soft bread stuffing, then Toll the meat ■lightly ao steam will escape. the small stora with G.e big aelec- or at play. Mioty. Pladsam-ustia.sstiaa. . I n / ^ m bnuh and directions, for . your ness. Make it a beautiful habit this around the stuffing and fasten tlon at atpcktngs. To accent your Aad t l ^ are FAST! Get k kaaay choice of Wslt Disney. Peter Pen, Spring to unify your fragrances with toothpicks. -Panfry in hot Step Into Spring spring adit see their gay scarves., laUofjriMU today, .1 Circus Anlihala or Space Propul- with matching 8o»', bath foam and fat, theii sidd a little liquid, cover RHYTHM STEPS from the Shoe unusual coatuma’ Jewelry and -alon. Gr select a life-like 8-D perfume for a MORE EFFECTIVE and simmes-for. about three-quar Dept, of C. E. HOUSE ft SON will glovef. aleo M e complete tertw g'praw luiui"i"7'Tl}F ~ gianj' iii'Uie uu« '''yuu'’'im» '■■iiHiig "im iH iy 'Wta eM.^j X. pan 'iway tw thtekened; « desired, comftMtftbiy; You'll find to erciubi' ■ Eye Glaas Fhaiuea-.*^-^-’-'-' K l l f l j ) I f hefore tecring- Add/dny aeason- variety af file Rto «»iJfavy=^Be'=atep-ih : Have your prescription. flUed by EASY Inga you prefer at the time you DAVEY------fWTtCAL CO., 7r701 - Main : INI lUtUSV M j M. with Alluaion Heel, aoibe bbrightly i' BY LESLIE JllBNER FHfi€iaBa^^ANi)"fflB-FefiBa«»- udd' thc' llquid to thd Muffed veal \ touauMK with m im tM tmir1 FIB* Bt'rast.^VlHBta.sarvlca ';a)Ht . r rolls. quality. Navy Kid with Mesh, *or go hand, in hand. Over 360 metal, PAMfLY mAUtOAiS New Silk Print and Rayon gleamibg Patent on Black and do plaaUc, Incite or bone FRAMES MAve'IJXI4W \ PteAse,PUASC/ Spring Plautlug Time ARf BPN€ nNNft> ■ea the rich Browns highlighted displayed. Preacrlitiott — ground “ “ ’ J t ■toto'rtxi w r Be prepared for Spring with tbe- with three shades of Beige. You'll SUNGLASSES also available. om f BY FMRISH WAVfc/ / m a v fn t had proper and needed O A R D B N like the wonderful fit. EMERRENCY ' SfARCHKRS/ •Piece SUIT IN TOOLS from the Housewares' Lnxartoas Toppers Dress Length Dept. Of J. W. HALE CORP. OIL RURNER LOOKIG ranom^ I YEARS/ Saint Pntrick'a Dny Cards Slip into toy one of the aoft Make your lawn and garden thrive At DEWEY-RJCHMAN CO., 7S7 FLEECE or POODUB CLOTH SERVICE FANCY N U M SiM with easy-to-uae FERTILIZBBS Main Street there are gay. wariu- TOPPERS at MONTG09IBRY ■ueh aa VIgoro, Dri-Conurc, or, hearted carda for March I7th tend WARD CO„ and w y op atand tE'MMUMMOr-- A ^ o o . Pick up your garden and ing. Yourf rienda will love to be re at AaAectlon peak. In pastels or e CALL BfACM grass SEEDS early and yeu'Il be membered whether they are Iriah brilliants, so.ns nullum lined and' iOuro ready for-an egrly atari. or hot. .only 819-98. Hold to April 8th with ^8100 depoeit. Mi^9-4548 ' tTO Oouds of whippad craom to scant your (body wRh , . INNR. W lLU A M S your fovorita frogronca—all tha woy ftomhaodto >NRI«Lr In 39 in. and 45 in. Widths The Inquirer OIL SERVICE *♦ toa. Mode with rich amoHiants to toftan ROiff dim delitiouily—tha kind of skin cora yoit butt baoidy'a ' Excallanf for drtssas ind bleusai. You will bo do* NEW RECORD RELEASES first tody, Halano Rubinstain, to. gha yoiaiht MA* Lonie Is Floored BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY THIS OF MARTHA WAYNE Disappointed BY W l f ^ N SCRUGGS' bgbtod wrih tha now iprtnQ colors and pattarns* oga—comas out of o pratty praitura ( HOWAMZ * * W A N T IO e e e e a a a ' a a a • . PenyCeme .VIC------toothh^ asqoflianta M^lhadM'MflMiDl ^ w t s w w w * M|mnn'iin'iiiiiiiiiii! 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\ A| MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. MARCH S, 1851 i lyANCHliiSTER.EVlSNlNG HfiBAia/jilANa iia T i^ C ^ MARCH8, 1984 . v -— '- -vL'', f. ; a n ^ exas ; s J Y iii L L i i -X Herald Angt^ *GladT(» Sec Y «, B oy !* ■ y otirant Draws First B lo o d Banks and Baker Key r o r g ^ u s ;e‘ Grant Makes ; Palazzi Leads EARL Wt Y W Bpbrta Cdliar In Series with A n I S , Men in Chict^o Hims ^ Debut Gross to Win 81-7a g r e a t e s t BRC LKXOITK ^THRIIX I , haire'-'fleld gM f aU*i ;ainst Enos ■esBs |«J TNl'KI'lf LKAOIrr, lytoiii - ... . " •[ ' ■' ...... ■ ' 1 '— !■'; 'Oleniwn ., asglrt A'e. I (•) ever had coaching basketbMI,"iin tha NBA)'*fii(l^^%] ' ■ ■ ------_ ...... ■ _■ ---- • . _^__ ...... Its 103 IP Hltaerl.i-aiiu . UM to#'' *3 rirat the beat of three ■ ■ jJtrt Phils May Trade "Perfumed Beauty from Hblly- I ArnuUI /., ...... W) !3I. 302' Against Owls waa the way Ckiach -Hugh Greer I man” ia Eirt ta U ff' n m « aeriM tha Rec Senior I wood." better known in these parts rO KelJIv ...... M . l a i m -"v.fciiiiio ...... ut m 78 l'»» Connectlcut'a thrilling i with 273 ■ M ickey Mantle Tests His KnCe CanI Player 'Valfet to Accpni|iiiny .'iaaOirt ...... IIM Mi 97 lU J»7 i 78 to 77 win over Holy Cross laat, has fouled W £ n BuketbaU playoff title RED sox Torgeson to Pirates; las Gorgeous George Grant. wlll>^ .Winning Forth UtMNirich ...... 86 • U5 J97 N ^ York. March 'S (F) y . The w«a drawn by thi XXwrant Jaat Orlando, Fla., March .3 (g>)—Gen-1 [make hia ftrai Manchester .wres- ^ '.r*?.?;':''...... s5TntsU C79 NCAA post-season tournament triumph : proa are aUowdfl six per^Stf nlfht at the Baat Side Rec. The Mathews Hurts Knee, [tling Stsft of the season tonight et George to Am iory Tnt|)ii .... 4*8 M ’S<9 t»4( 467 14.34 earned VConn a spot tn tha NCAA , befpea (BamialllMatta^' oral Manager Joe Oonln of the' Usnles Orate <4> . filled one" more of )ta berUia today Newaboya won a roush and turn- Boston Red Sox and. hia btother-1 r. the Armory against Tony Enos. DIBells .. t4 1(« l i j CfSltr f'.«s,,'es Km. 3 (41 Tournament.. Jimmy Ahearn, the sonkls in a colMge. or bTe encounter from Naaalf^ Arma -Out for Several Days • * • PrfHmtcr Tony Saiiton aa* .Oeoigrtti .116 Jrf* MrC<,mb ...... •I'i M 106 3tKt with .T exu tech, the champion of In-taw. Calvin Griffith, vies presi . . **®**' *® ! **"*® • ?k»yer-Biii< mak " nounced', late yesterday after- Abraitls , '•104 lof 86 •*Jlh LrvMuy ...... »i M 88 281 Shout the best all . around ner-: exIE te tlia-'ah«ii»*i* ' ■ K J ", ^ by an *1 to 70 count. \ dent oX.the Washington Senators, SUPPORTING BOUT8 on the Scftiir :.,, r^i glcc';i-l i, 31!) the. border canference — but the , A-.'.-n i. •■• -A i - V r t ' j , ;>:sv' aoon that, Gorgeoua George's . H4 I'M 112 Coach Tammy Caaran’s epeeik were still ih the discussion stage Ry BEN OLAN I card, preaantad by the BA Sports cSrremr . Ida 107, 137 '■TO .S-narl . . 31(1 National Invhi^tioq Tournament former witivthe Huskles,.Ona ofjUca'.&y the.Phm ada^%^|». * ' ' ' ‘ atera ran the taller and mere eX' Associated PrAs Spartawritpr / ActtVlttea Inc., wUI bring together valet would, heeompany the HlllnskI .. 116 — I'ls ''rrlte 322 the beat drivers in college ball | riimx-ear Frtdxy nigM. today over a trade Involving K. Paianl atm waa acroun^g for the last nwleaeM Amaa richt off the/court. Mickey Vernon. The Chicago Chibs' base combi- / Jesse James aad Oypsy^Joe Oon- Hollywood PeVriimed Beaiitv to -— 1o5 OK T..w:* ..; seen by the writer is Ronnie Bush- i at the Naw Haven T- ^ I 513 612 515 1547 club to complete itt'J2-taam field. w e at the Coaraat’a recidara. Bed Boston could use Vernon, Ameri nations cost Phil Cavarrstta m a n y / xalaa in a "grudge" seml-flnel and Manrheoter tonight. Tnials .... N well of UConn. Although on the The valet, Santos said, will 5 »70 559 1635 slender side, Bushwell has devel Hannea and Rah OrahA were can lAague leading hitter In 1953, -I sleepless nights last seapon. TV the.Maaked Red Terror and Baron SereaS Ceases 41) ' Texas Tech wrapp^.up the bor t r i n i t y w i l l rtAY wi Ilf- aidellaed wHh iUmnalleiwm'hr, tile to strengthen iU first base posiUon day, the 37-yeaf-old mangier Antonio Verdi in the opener at accompany George from the tnuMry Tavrra (I) MLtlcsnn ...... 83 23 2(» der- crown last nijht bv taking oped a knack of getting around a game tMUKball BchadtO* thiks.4^Ag alack In the nearing tiepartinent thinks he has the situation -wen. 1:30. dressing room to the ring. Will Roberts ...... ;.,....^,1U 141 103 355 ..^ullltrli ...... 97 KW 94 291 care of West Texi^, 84-71v I f was man and drives better than many, and to add hittiag power while Ted Wilhelm ...... 95 *1 - 186 yiUivr ...... ‘71 109 93 286 ivtth tha ^iiener Majith 24 am k o t Williams is out of- the lineup. in hand, becauae .o? two .N s g r o Gorgeous George Is bound to be spread a earpet and perfume Kalrflekl ...... — 1U) Hi.. tlWie .. .„' ...... 94 93 lt)6 J92 the final, game .of the regtilhr aea of the proa... Former UConn foot George Wxahifigtou tffilvem ^ 'ln ' ?^r;:V5»=- Washington is thinking of dealing .rookies Ernie Banka aiid Gena a hit with memlArs of the fairer the ring before the hlond-halred Sarpols - ,.,,...... 316 125 1.71 m Mr<;ur.ry ...... 114 nil 103 326 aon for both sch(x>ls and it iKave ball and baseball star, Phil Tiaa- Washington, IX-C-CatliolQi^.Uiil.-^ Baker. / . ___■ ■ •ex. Hia blond hair is given special grappler climbs through the FeHnshy- 114 94 115 « ; ley is no-w praettee ' teaching tn f e ' " off its star first sacker because of MoHunpliiv- . L;.r.—_ _ 115 'M,'-'212 TotRlAr- -.irr..;-4i7 494 482 14S9 J®f*» *" n -1 league recoid agfiiist Virtity ^ eWk Jw R ec Reslills a dispute over hie 1954 salary de attention. He sprays perfume over ropes to meet Tony Enos. ■ ,Se. Jlriliedltl Ke. I (SI 9-3 for West Texas. , \ his home Town of Berlin..AU re- mat on \ha mands. "F.^ILUari: T O MAKE the htmaelf before entering- the ring Totals...... 52!) *568 “S i i«2 ...... 96 *7 97 260 Had West Texas won it, the Lperved seat tickets for tonight’s home (dart win. fae,:4M$>rU I'AMpBist and In many cases, the ring has to McCnniit (I). p. P. PU. Cronin and Griffith talked It double play and those many errora T. Martin ...... 12!: • 97 101 32C Rlr.imond ...... 98 93 ,.,9; league would have finished in X N o r w i o h URlvafoity, 10 4 Cuterlno. r ...... we had is what' ruined ua laat be sprayed with dIsinfecUnt be- Chambers ...... 94 105 no 709 -Vi lire ...... 103 107 85 r 5„^t’c*dlock^ as did the. Southwest 0 Cooren. ( ...... 22 't ovxf , at the Senator's, training Cuthrle .J... An»l''iFon ...... (Toatft Dxn Jeroe^ hint 1 Burke. I ...... camn yaaterday and came to no year.” Cavarretta Said. " W it h fore he even thtnka of .aktng on 104 120 12:' .v; 93 103 122 318 : Conferi(nce. Texas and Rice fought Rhode latxnd .at J&tgatia&Ltii'' »3 • ttmoji tnji, ^,iAm T ------Seavey Paces ■.Amoureaux l.T, 94 1.3' ..61 tvsfca rwwww. ffi lO Banal,I e... announced . daolaioai One trouble TOEBMSBjL______-V Bnntr .uiti., .1...... 192 ' 140 “TIT---- the Utte right down tn e Perry, t ...... v; 1-3 U may be that Griffith wants more have the projilqm aolved.” The gorgeoua one has drawn re,* the wire snd when the finals re- day, bpringthieeUiur M A r d l^ One 4„JCIdd.JCIdd. g rota|*r ..i. 593 566 686 iru ii*hC i"v;7t7;t?t7r!t’i l - u - v Boston talent than Cronin Is will- Phil la particularly Impreaaed . 5P' Trm)rtwJt»lb Mbilaai (21 j turns T.’ere^in, both showed ■ D-4 Of the gaetures iiih be ing to tr a ^ for a holdout player. with the showing of Banks, the tracUng aveir better turnouts than l-pvrtt .. 287, record*- flighU dally from.'LiRStuifilb: Air 14 TotkU ______the mldCetk, in recent weeks. COrMTRV rLI'K WOMKN Heller ,.. m 31-31 II ■ * CUBS 22-.ve8ir>dld shortstop pur^asiM Arra (1) ' Wrlr» .... .19 2!K) • • • port to North Atrgbrt,: *^ch la . - IteeMII, liai Dark-haired Tony Enos, one of Ilorvath ;. 21 267; 4 from the Kansas City Monarchs Manchester High's riflemen ,..,....„ „7 2 23 97 202. oChivcb..., .T-lOi THE Lo n g h o , r n s Closed, out kxmted neac^'the. Iiorae tntek... 4 Tedtotd, f -.-.-;• Mesa, 'Aria., March 3 ( ^— the cleverest grapplcrs in the busi- Cibliia .... 8t 91 liu (vT) l-ow Man 99 4 ^nCefi^xf ...... e.« Laughing off reports that Chicago last September, Ernia went on to Overcame the budding soldiers of Brauchf.nc Al 75 2p 92 2761 operations last night by whipping The latest eptmt of ' tbiwrision a CerlaoB. e ...... t bst .314 in 10 National League ness, should provide Ckirgeous the Army ROTC of the Hartford Zhimmy Ati Tot.-Ma Texas (Th-lstlan. 6 8 -5 9 , whlie Rice homer which can pick up CttuuMl ■a Barowlrc. g ...... S Cub exscutives are trying to gat George with plenty of opposition. ftt ■A" ...... ^...... a.a424 ao.*469 619 1510 5 WWholm. a \ ...... a games. Branch of the Universltv, of Con Ia)W Miui 77 99 215 Sa.. .MrlaMlIsI ka, 2 (21 scored an equally emphatic tri 8 in Naw H ^an to 65A040... v’aivers on him, Frank Baumholtx Enos gave a good exhibition two ----Lv mla dsCtarea he’s the man to beat for “ Banks has looked graat" he necticut In a rifle matCli In the Totato i ''O’Ph' over Southern Methodist. ^ k v ifie High p1^ EnfieM High 3 Hebert a •..a." " ...| 3 weeks ago. 426 461 1271 Hau-rli ... ■the club's cehterfield job. beamed. "He has sure hands, a • • • Hartford Armory yesterdav, sac, Biwpd , . . I t im ^ 5 1 No'*' *•’ * I've clubs will raday night at 8 aeiock at Yale’a 33 ToUU "I only worry about that open fine arm and loolis like a hitter. to 78S. The local score wa% led by Dth imy M 249 .’(rCilPciln 119 102 II* 343 ; *'*'^* » three-game playoff start- Payne Whitney gym'gym\ih New Ha to 10-33 TO - ASTER A La p s e of on* week, (Juli • 75 221 Johca'iii . - \ He has great wrists. HO 138 98 .336 j inr at Houston Frldav night. ven. .. Nationaltlonal Golf Day ^vill b* ing day Uneup," aaid Baumholts Gypsy Joe will be back, this lime Ronnie Seavev’s fine 180, while the (iltl 91 252 BA.'s iin at the Cub training camp in Mesa. "I got a good line on ^lUm ^aet collegians were led by Tom Flam- Chp 69 2:n T«la'» ... 485 “aS 7 2 3 I mo I '*^® *1® ‘ 1 Ih* ao'ithwest loop (m June 5 at which 4iiBr galfers p. r. PU. to torment Jesse James, the No. 1 H'' rry 103 2G9 t B. Cyr, r ...... 4-T 3 "Anybody who keeps me out of season when he slammed a home lo's 174. \ I waa .lust whnT the promoters of from coast to. coast Mn .try to hero among the bobby-soxers. the N a t i o n a I Invitst'on didn't beat Baa Hogan'* aeore. 'Hbgon 3 Unncll. f ...... 1-1 that one has a fight on his hsndsj" run off Gerry Staley— a aideai?n. Gypsy Joe and James engaged in The victory,, their serond In a Tntala 385 416 431 1222 ___ _ <>«Sa* Na. 1 (2) 1 D. Krinlak. f .; ...... 0 \ (M) BaumhdIU mated that he batted righthander. That’s alwava a pret row,(gives the Indlens a fovr and ...... 1(13 99 21 293. want. Thev were hoping either yrill piay at the Baltusrol ■ I WIrrsma. c ...... 4 \l-4 an unscheduled bout under the Para (41 Jjh*' . 108 , 79 110 797 1 Texas or Rice would get beaten Tianlght’a boxing bout on tedvee 1 R. Cjr. a ...... 1 X-d .306 lapt season, second high for ty good trick for a righthanded five won-loss record. A '■ return .:15'- " 4 Mollrr. $ ...... the Cubs* batter.” showers recently at the Armory gAndrraon - - . —...... V...... 72 w iU ^ v e Holly Mims and Mitobs ^Md both plan to settle their dis- match Is scheduled with the ,col- Obi'cmski ...... \ .... 24 ^ ^ 81 »i 268 268 1 *’’«y •"’®"*«‘l t**® »*cond- 1 R. Kriniak. a ...... ■ • ■' J'' There aim reports that Personnel Although he’s not supposed to be leglens for next Tuesday. Gundi Biifich of Germany *how*.ig„|^^_A/sinmAs-ia •-'•v gej !S! ^^rartdall ...... sg kb 9797 278 278 iP*"®*i team Wori^bi opposite corners, ’the pickv Manager Leo Durocher, 8. almost sweeps Willie Mays off hU .feet ptitO^in the ring tonight. ihe form witich won her the world iwiikic".,. is Mima.. . Friday night Paddy \ u T u u is ...... 15 18-34 Director Wld Matthews, aware quite as good a batter as Banks, The summaries: -■"87 ^ Totnl8 513 Aa 131 m-v,) ^ow with their tournaments with an embrace when the New York Giants' star centerflelder re RlitgX)de reservations may be figure skating crown at Oslo. Hkl''"l "A that there is on cxcelleht market the 28-.ygar-oId Baker hit .284 for mad* tohiglU by calling the Ar- 5Isnchesler dVi 3 Please, f ...... ported to spring training camp at Phoenix. Aria., after being relea:^ Ron Seavey ...... «7 gg igo .Norway, Frauleln Bu|?h_ wowed j touIb , " ■ ' «>2 3on .qo” are Garden.-thev'll have' llghtiivetght championship Away Porter, f ...... for Baninholts ■ in . the American Loe Angeles in 1953, including 20 moiy before 9 ^ . Box office opens ■:>S 440 429 i.li« ...... Pi >07’ 104 1 the Army.' Grinning at the enthueiastic reception la outfielder League, tried to get waivers on the Judges, among others, with ' Kr-llra (SK(#K ^d(TTonFll'flMSill ;.v 124 A42 104 M* 102 Aa 3;» to .find a Biibstttiite.^ Cincinnati from JimmyxCarter. The latter has Mickey Mantle, Mew York Yankeea’ outOelder, laya down a bunt Farrell, e...... home runs and 99 runs batted in. at 7 o'clock. Jon HaVrison ...... 97 76 173 Bo«ti.-k ...... 64 '6060 70 II Bi nxttii ,.»7 94 283 Hare, c ...... >te Irvm, right (AP Wlrephoto). him. The move reportedly was Gene plaved ahortstop for the Art .Shorts ...... 96 73. 169 alr-ac obatlcs like these to take 1;,^ 'Johnson 88 103 nrobahly Will draw the open berth been installed ps a heavy favc^ e and practloaa breaking from the plate in hie drat workout trith the Vic Raschl, waived from the the title. .(N E A ) (lansu'orn ...... 68 73 , A3 ^ 2! CarlBon 3U3 club at St. Peterabuiif, Fla.. March t . The young Oycbaaer la dig^ Alemany. a ...... blocked by a Brodklyn Dodgers Pacific CkMiat League club, but Ray r.a^, Bakersfield. Calif., WUMKN'B Lr:A(iI'K to take a Complete rest pending day night at 7 o'clock at the La* In •booing contests in America champiCn, had Ralph Schneider pf Rochester ...... 3 7 26 .1 1. Don. iiue!ler. an outaeider Chaiidlri- .. .. 99 9t» 113 302. camp as rep<^ed in Ihe Sporting Once agem Burr Carlson, six-six St. fetersburg. Fla., March 3 (4>) Ring Attraction at 10 WHILE CAVARRETTA was 10. Priarcss Ri staaraat (3| n. Tiroan . .. in 70 75 226 the outconie of the Louisiana WILLIE PEP skidded from tlje News: A brorfied- young man gim Home. In order to play the weight of tha gloves la eight ooxing with opilmisrt la the Chiba’ ■ f:k»Hdon—Lew Laxar, 148, Great F o r t W a y n e ...... 3 6 2 7 . 5 snd -.e'-snfe tnlielder Bdh Fofr-ar Pnilanos 103 1J3 D. BroK'ii . pivot, Nasslffa Ha scored 23 ’ » * '« '* **>• O itic. came to town —After one look at hU pitchers (Clo'.oc .. 97 97 ,>.106x 95 . 83 •284 Etste-Tiilane game Saturday.' If. No. 1 featherweight title con showed up At the Fort Pierce. Fla., Latfon ball a.boy must not have ounces, except in champlonahlp uni^r game conditions. Manager camp. Manager Steve O'Neill was Britain, outpointed J.acques Prl- Mllwsiikaa ...... 17. 47 ‘.2 of the Jlew York GianU; cr ' PlTOtlO , 231 Newman .. 91 2?4 j LSU Wins, the Southe.".Rtrrii^.’Con- tender to No. 10 following bis ;•*- points.' Wally Wid^lm* chipped in ' >!?«‘ *»’‘i«y. Cosch Joo Lapchick of Detroit. March 3 (45—Quick-hit 100., 78 ^'2 B. Chappell IS 88 training camp of the PitUhurgh reached hia iTtfa birthday before matchea s h e l t e r w'lUt a t o p ic a l Imock-, Knlcka was feuding with Eddie Stanky has become more op- la.ying down the I)(w in the quart gent 144 Vi". France, 8. EASTFJIN DIVTSIOV 2. Outfielder I’ sl Rice or tn, B-'l).- ,. 116 kk; 312 fpremee race would wind tip in a cent two round knockout at the arith IS, A1 Surowiec had 11 and ting Holly Mims of Washington. fielder Dtc.« Groat of the Pitta Mclntoi'h Pirates orie day laat week andaaid January 1. Yoahio Shiral, world's flyweight thnlatic about chances of finding a D. C., idle for three months, re ers of the Philadelphia Phillies. N e w Y o r k ___ . . . 3 9 2 6 y 113 138 362 Total* . 51(^'49* lim ■ tie between the Tigers snd K'en- hands of Lulu Perex. ’ Pep. inci Tommy Deneen lU. 2 * - ^ A ^ i f / * *'*•?'** *Xp*ldent Maurice Podo- B o s t o n ...... 37 28 .1! bui*gh PlraieS. Phn«i;s , 94 —, 94 he wanted a trial aa a pitcher. champion, never boxed as an ^ ^ u ! ^ 10-rounder iMt lUght ^ | o , d critlclxing the owners of , Na 4 and- No. 6 starter for the St. t i e s to ring warfare tonight and The Veteran skipper ruled there Richie Ashburn of the Phillies N». MrlliMlUt X*. X (*> ! tucky. They then ivould be forced dentally, reports he will remain TWO M < »B NIGHTS of piay amateur. He was bom in Tokyo, Tha srlnaers led at the period, R r a c i i s e ...... 3 6 2 8 . r In Phoenix, A;ix., '.Priislden*. Totals A. Ilolmr* ...... 84' — Coa(}li Clyde Sukeforth caught him 88 to 14 and 87 to 91 at latermia. ' Ten Hoff'Jabbed Sclmeider un- other'cluba. — ■ • ■ —Then the - Khlcka - went Louis Cardinals’ mound staff this is a 7 to 6 favorite to beat De will be a midnight curfew during topped National League outfield -v--'...... !k)4 519 518 1541 (T. Ctiappoll ...... 103 113 \ « 3ui ® March 9 playoff. in the active ranks and wants an- for a few minutes until the ^ r d - remain In the Y-Senior Baaketball Japan, in 16SS. . mercifully with his right, from season. spring .training. ers in putouts during the .1053 P hiladelphia ...... 2 8 ' 3 5 .* rloraze S.oneham o: the Gia-ils rsk T!b« arils (I) diher ahot at Perex. It's too ’ aloB. / on a ISrpolnt spree in the second troiter Moses Ward in a middie- the rerorl v.-3s ' c'osolutei'* rntr e" D Cowle*...... 113 106 100 ,,,, II. Holme* ...... 107 119 M '322I Rupp'.s phys!"'an sa'd the coach ed young iqan revealed he had al Laague. League Director Tom' established by National League top to tummy. When the 227- The pitchers sppMr ahead of t "No slipshod pfay will he al-. stasbn with 496. B a l t i m o r e ...19 48 .5 •it,:, Haimn-...... »3 100 10* 301,----- bothen^ by a. nrrvoua dis- baU Willie doesn't know ,enough — Secchd game in the aarica %vlU quarter against Boston last weight 10-rounder in - Olympia and added "we have plenty-or firs' 113 KH« rya/s 337 DVrflllHlIIBonham •. ;-.-.-V7v;;-.;;. ;127- 113 ' ways pitched eoftbalL S o, they my Oontaa-rapotta a doublehead' .batamen in 1S5S. four ML-harlers pound SchnejdCTyweilt down in' the and tha ■momsatum carried tiHm hittarp in condition, as usual ‘ Stadium.' y**^^ ^* WArned. ~ Rolln ...... ;...... 91 99 - » 376 Tfipr '■Di'; 331 prdeK.... ' to feng lip the gloves a'ncl "get a notched 30 wins and that number played Friday idght at 1 0*010^ . 1 .Turaday’sResulla '' taaemeti.” lixnaTcr Led Durechei ■Morton - 7 . nrr^,-' so ' S6 .72;,^ .m....«9 . - ^ ...... ^ gave hlDi/^sandwich and a«nt him er will be playiMi tonight and Mon Anotherher incident marked/them arked/ th .fifth, he got up quickly hut stag to an 86-71 ■'Victory. /' Stanky was pleased with the The bout will be telecast (CBS) The Phillies also were reported Cr.mdall ...... lOR T*- J6B. '^ven WlUie’s closest friend.* on his ivayiy day night with the {riayoffa atari' has been surpassed only three gered, so tha referee halted the of righthanders Tom I^h ^ I n g to trXde first baseman Earl New York 86. Boston ?i, said he kne nothing a'.'cut sui.h a 97< 2S3 Totals — 614 560 51.7 157*! National Leii^e umpire Jtalph game late'**“ In•- the - fourth' f^— period / ■ from coast-to-ooant starting at 10 Rochrster 71, Fort Wayne K4. have been pleading ivith- the forr ttglMBtwaeki . . times In the last 35.yatra. John Romonoaky jand Stu lOUer in -to the PlUjhurith swap snd was not li.tercsted- Totals 613. 482 477 1471 _ ,.7-,.,..;:-.,.!,.... . ■ ■ i A- .(Bab*) PlncUi la a Jormer major mcr champ .to step down-but bei BWMcir a anectator. - It NfyW NEW YORK** KArt A W PJIU-UESTI. 'Mtenoapcilla VI, SyfacdsA STP' Pirtntba'-WiiiiiageF -8te«T ~ Jim wuiiA caiteig b^ CBb~ ^ Althdugh tha m om Ju;nipod out the first Ifltra-sqiiud gaiiM yeslef- Working on a seven-flglit win Cn.M Pi ETE Pamiwaaity BssMst (tr~^— '— leatp i f pTa^erTKc wa» gThri'd'BSe^ I* flk dtUBbdrii a* a llcKel Taker football team to IfllB the mirnll. W a iT 8IDB 9 m t BaaketbaU hander, pitched for a pennant- Boston looks like money in thq day. Pitching to both teams, they and Presidtmt Robert 51. Carprn Keller Hemes (41 Yaeci)n 111 392 man for the White Sox, Tigers and onto the' court there W4M not any pound Ten Hoff, now a resident of bank, for the Knicka have. only ning streak, the more experienced Elsewhere, the broken collar ter, Jr., refused tn confirm or deny B.rcholski .....----... 92 109 107 308 BnsKiftd' 99 .305 at Yankee Stadium ..R ay Felix ment was 1,082 W(mi«n and 170 lieo|me playoff achedule tonight winner during three. of the four adieus iujuriss reporta«L,/Barlier In Washlngtm, D. C A small crowd gave up only one unearned run. Mima is expected to have too much bone suffered by Ted Williams B'-ntenekl 9.3 88 117 29* Gilroy .. 89 271 the Redlegs. ‘ has hit on 43.3 per cent of his men. seven to play and the Celtics hav: r a d i a Y o r the report. There was no Imme Wilhelm ...... 96 125 97 318 Persci . 88 .304 at Verplanck: 5:45 Herma va full seasons he spent in the minors. the season a player with another of 1,712 riewed the non-taleviaOd Lefty Hsrv Hsddlx, a 20-game speed and staying power for the earlier this week, appears to hav* SimmiiiM but six remaining. They're going winner in 1953, and righthanders diate comment froin Pirates’ offi ...... 112 97 84 "I),! Huckins 97 .307 Bala. 7:45 Truat va. Fairflelda; Championship clubs svlOi which he team struck a fkn. ^ fight all out for the divMonal title, 2 l‘ year-old Ward, who is getting touched off a rash of inhtries. cials...... ____ Orls"! ...... ,.fg 84 89 271 . Wgat Side Midget gamea tonight was associated were AJaxondrlar BA Juniors copped the prelimi /- which carries. With it a favorable Gerry Staley and-Vic Raschl are hia second crack at the big time. Eddie Mathews. MilwauSiS’s ERVICE — Totals :v 492 509 454 1479 at Rec: 6:15 FIrat Matlonal Sank (Evangeline) in - 1649, Monroe expected to be the top men of the slugging* third baseman, Wrenched In Us .rep-ort frpr.1 the Cleir- Toiaw ... 491 503 424 1488 „ tio* I.ather** (2) . nary from Bohns, ^ to 40 to win De^i^t —• King Solomon. 165, position in the complicated play staff. Last month Ward made aptrong waters Fla., training (amp o7 t h ? ;„ „ j^ida .sbeppe (•) (Perfelli P. Hfm plon ...... 89 7(r va. Dacia, 7:15 numbing va Fon- l(?otton States) in 'i960 and the plajroff title in the Rec Inter C h ici^ stopped Chuck Russell, off program. - , stand against Willie -Troy* ahother his back during batting practice ?T0 W iley ...... 57 101 277 C. Itsntplmi ...... 89 54 ttcema Shrev^brt (Texas) in *51 mediate League. 16144, Detroit (3). __ OboOERS Washington middleweight, but snd Mdll be' out for several days. by O Neill to concentrate on dc- E. “ ■ - Lstpchick, who was so'upset Walt Linden the Braves'ckeserve CUANING Pound ....91* 96 2*3 H. Hansen ...... 137 124 about the offieiating in a jgame Vero Bekth, Fla., March 3 (45— punched himself into near exhaus fenae waa the reasan behind the __ H.- Ham pton ...... -.*n H7 Tha comeback of Joe Black, tion and was knocked out in the catcher, fractured his right thumb Total* ...... 282 "292 820 _ . Sunday that he left bMoie the t;ade move. . . __ Total*...... 509 509 478 1497 Brooklyh'a ace relief pitcher of eighth rouhd.'i and pitcher Bob Trice of the Phila REPAIRING That deUsion. the papci; said, game endad, charged tnat rival two spaaona ago, sUll is up in the delphia Athletics fell on his left Ka/tals Lrkmn*'* Allanile (41 "I’ll pace myself better In this was motivated by the club's ,ail- T o p p i n g ..81 95 91 367 air. ; shoulder, but was not seribustv REQORING T h ririo n ...... 12J 81. JUieirU (II "lean over backwards not to give one." said the dead-panned Ward. hurt. _ * ure to secure hitting strength -'n 123 98 114 335 Sullivan ...... *7 91 107 2» The alencjer righthander gave up "I wae too anxious against Troy." off-seas'Cn trades. „McO.rdiy ...... 99 103 116 .318 8(-w*rt ...... W 84 96 271 the Knicks a break and thus glvt Cu*hlns ...... 85 . 9,3 77 O'Neill ...... the edge to the other team," fiVe hits and tiyp walks in the two Ward knows he has to make Mickey" Vernon, the American Nothing to send awav for Torgceon, who came to the Phil- I.*)* Man ...... Vi. 77 70 82 118 127 113 355 inainga ho worked -in yesterday's Lraguels . leading tettor- last year,- 222, Roam 1 « M 105 399 "Our slump is due to the owners gddd this time. AnotheXloss ^uld was the center of a conference Prompt ainHIee (or sN mafcm out nes Taat "Winter In « 'thre(i-\.B - • — 'McCarthy ...... 118 104 125 347 who got out on a limb-to accuse intrs-squad game. drop him back into the preliminary 4S0 1404 ------: ___ tween Chivlh Griffith, Washing la oar'ipeeMty afatretmilta* of our own Block.' ------tradr involving^7u.r -then Boston!—:— --Tawiriitauw ttr imh Black won only six games last Braves and the BrookP'n Dodgers.; Hoimi * ...... 94 : 70 Totalirrrr.'T...... 550 si* i*ni the officials of favoring ranks again; A wade-in tyiv fight ton’s vice-president and Joe — 184 S4. i*mc* N*. 3 1*1 Knicks," he said. He quoted season iafter compihng a brilliant er. Ward has won 17 fights, lost tor repair department. Tuxedos. Cutaways and all hit .274 In m gamea with, the •-••••••••• M 95 292 A. Accio ...... 113 91 111 315 16-4 rscord in 1952. ^ ^ ___ SS*the PliUlies, ,-!!?■ .BC1U'9,_.a— 90 .1(10,- '91 .,281 figures which, ahovwd -that hince three. He drew in two others. Boston lie d Sox. ' ,■■ '»■' fomral actessorles; -M. mirtr* ; 5? 3«»r,l. AcInT...... 133 118 V)2 MS Danny Biasone, Syracuse -■owner,- Mims, eighth-ranking middle Dials- ■**-:'.309 -Bn|*nBkT’-.'r.j(iwv,K,';--»I*<^ 4I« first charged that some-referees St. Petm buig, Fla., Maich 3 weight contender, has a 31-11-4 yrrona. 97. 19*, K. P***nl-.,.,.i.,,j.. a» 114^ 4«I -.34a ’tb roimMflee^tije^ ^ Ho Games Beto^led •milorabOMitdedir'-’...... ■ Tur 8i'=g6m6‘ ’wwHUrgr Tig i a F .'P»B firaLhaaing ahoiu-toaho Biwre OiuniPk Blglfal With PefroTT playeWe-beeatiem o* geed weatimt ItedhiftraefiBPir Ckn the OelUcs catch New York rAMiHgairfiRiif tHuiiMiiw that haa beea keepUg fana away rcfininq proccs-.', uses son Is believed to have taken-a (Payne Whitney Gym) , in the brief time remaining? 33J>00 pay cut, though terms of from games. ^ Last Night's Scores ’ ’ "Heck, it’s up to the other clubs his contract were nOb announced. outofflotiv* pcN^ oiM oecMsoriM. A major fpetor waa financial No. Games Scheduled pi.it m u m tr, liclp ch.tngp to beat them for us. We don't have General Manager Hank Green support. While Meriden reported it Tonight's Schedule any more games'with them,* berg spoke by telephone with the MothiiM shop worh deno ert broke about even during the sea (Ratings In Parenthesis) straiijht-run ga'^olmc into very 33-year-old righthander at hia son. each of the other clubs oper 8 p.'m . Plainville (5) va. ..)V Holmes May Get Shot ated In the red.' The BA’s u*ed home in Long Beach, Calif. Parien (6). yevr ploco er in our shops. black ink in only one game all h.qii .m ti-knock gasoline, w e GIANTS 9:30 Stonlngton (8) va. Oood- Phoenix, Arlz., March 3 (ib— year. Bristol drew two expehse- 3rin Tech (New Britain) (14), Outfielder Willie Mays again is the paythg crowds. Lenox lost money Comploto Kno o f speed in league gamea but made up tl)e Small Schools are .able to bring you the finest -big news in the camp of the New and Title (University of Connecticut) York Giants. ' .FiMi^BmaasrixydR defiidt with exhibition attractions against NBA clubs. New .Britain, Laat Night's Score* ga .olm e m our 84 years of .Ths "ssy-hey” kid mustered out L oosen 'u p th a t New England; * think he'a interested in de oq u i^ o n t,p n d ‘ mociMMics' Griswold (Jewett City) 55, ...With fewercalories than other leading h c^ of the Army esu'lisr this week, re operating cheaper than any of the lightweight title and tosa it back fending His title. He's sunnniuHl quintets, still lost money. Abbott Tech (Danbury) 55. TRY OUR joined the club, yesterday ^ time into competition,, oays Match tools. ' Ellsworth (South Windsor) ■■ ‘ i t ri'fm m g history to plnch-hlt a b m e rua in an in- weirhls'ti^*** title In six month^ Oivaeni were not tptafiy dlscodf^' maker Gua Hrowne who offersXwo ' ngeiL The lengue haid been under 53. Tourtellotta . (North Groe- 8H b een are loaer in caloric* than they ’ tra->squad game. venordale) 33.. ' ' ‘‘1 hope to hit .300 and get about leading contenders for it in a 10- rr'rr,:s;:?h::rTt'K arhr. Prompt, oourtoeus doRifory io rv ^ . a rnpo Mr ttoo setwonx' Clubs look u*ed to be. lliey'g® aUrqli-free—-and ooiic has round bout at Foot Guard Hall forward to an earlier start next - Tonight'* 'Game* Th.' fine new gasoline m eans 20 homers this year,” he aaid af No Game* Scheduled ''' . PICK-UP terwards. ’^uraday Height.' Gus auggesU aeaiion. Two new teniM kn.e al- biore (lain a neglijpble trace of sugar. " . ■ Ml . . . t M that the winner of the Graham j reaily indirnted they desire to op But.. . if yM're counting up your calorie quota.. yiMr «s»C‘ pt o n 11 pow er and AND erate In the circuit next winter, Eau CUire, WU. (45 — Muskie Holmes-Tomrny Tibbs bout here beer it (icfinil«y Dallantine Beu. Latest independent flahing fans here ahouta believe be pitted agqinat the. victor of the bringing bark a closer knit loop ;;i’fo rm a nee for you. as logical contendersl” ** with natural rivalries. laboratory testa prove it haa fewer cjtiories than any Art BUilson ia the champion mus- George Araujo-Curiey Monroe training m' Bontoa. la kelimge fisherman in the country. fight, held in Boston Monday, with ' Sport Schedule other leadiof h ^ . He'a run: up a lifetime record o f the tiUe at apdee. COLLEGE BARKBTBAIX 400 muskies caught. How dogs the "There yoii have the four lead Ballandiib, you know,'not iqily watches viMir beit-liiie.^ Holy Crosa 85, Temple 78 1 45-year-old outdoor man do it? ing contendere for that 135-pound Tonight Ballantine jBier'is brewed to Uk Amcxicaua taste as m lt Yale m. Rhode Island 83 “It'a knowing when to ji^k the title," najm One. '"Y es,'f know, Prq Wrestling, 8:30—Armory. ♦ 'l l to the Aaierican figure) line and how not to g o u ^ the Teddy DrvIa a feathrrwefght and MACHINE SHOP St. Bonaventuro 86, Bt Vincent North Ikids vs. While Ohwi. T— other guy'a eyea,when the bait ia Icglttmate oonteader for the (Pa) 61 , Y. Ballantia* Beer bthe prednet of 114 years •( btewiag SERVICE Niagara 65, Colgate 57 GASOLINE toosed back," So aaid. WorW’e feathenveight title. Is list- Pionedr va Queya, 8:30—Y .. . •■pttiauu*. B|cu«d hem nature's incat bariey anil aad PREMIUM od aa the corrent sharopt- But MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS Norwich'97, Clarkaon 63 , hepa. ft liai dto 'iaaw luB levee and laaalwmtow CALL IRUNO Amherst 66, RPI 42 Friday, ainifch 5 ShelbyvUle, Mo. (45 — Johnny he’s 4ot a resident of New Eng Cousant va. Naaa.'T*, I—Rec, that h**6 Bfadn ft eaa e( hiai|rfia'*hrifat aiAhs ham Lyell, ago eight, weat rabbit hunt- land nny more, nor has ho-^been Bowdoin 67, Bates M CHURCH CORHIIIS Wesleyan 82, Trinity (Conn) 76, ' -Batnrday. M a ^ ’8. Inir with hia dad. d»d two other for over nix montha In fact he -mcEMtnusTRiEr Neat lime, aA ^ ann far BaHawAie.Bthr fat wen. Aa a rabbit apod past John amaa*t Bvtng ta flita section ^whor FAIU( - «4AM4 ANO SeUti3f*fi»“ fTwo-'jnvertlmest - i— : Wonten'a Bowling .Tournameet, Braiidela 84. Bdetim Cbllege 75 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.,—W**t Side Rac. Ml 9-5295 ny took a ahot at a rango of about ha first .got •raeagnItiMi aa the Holmaa haa sparred with ea - MARTtOftb « EAST Ha r t f o r d MANCHESTiR '.iiaaday. MaMM t ' " p s f 1 N 1 N c O M PA N > 80 foot. H waa Aparfaet ohot Tha duuhp hy haating Aranjo laat MANCHESTiR rhitet wa» drUl^tkreugH tha ■ra. JAOtsm 7 .liH ~ m . JAdiatin R.2IC1 TEL. MKcImR S“S1/.' ; ■' ■■■/: 'W-;' \ .■• . V / MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1954 ...... •' ~ •' ‘ ' III ■■■■ ' - ;i,) ; - ■mU y^y^^ffES’TER EVEN1N(; HERALD, MAfeHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY; MARCH 3,1954 k «'>^. •/,;,; «’’'■ ^ 7- ■ AatMMMlii Stii I 'AatoBiolitlcs'fdr .Vi* 4 'Business Scrticcs OffeBMl 19 NiBllBI^fMertag 91 Help WgRtctl—Male 36 ^ JtoisshqlAGtio^ ~^nuiiii TUDor,' vMun* Wn^-p o p o Kr •naiw' -i w ' ■■•■eSwiK ' TOWgsK'BtrftMgror iiiui “ -HbuaiMi ToaSal*/ n 73 “'LggBl, NoUcb Pa r t T m i^ca'b/^. _____ Ter Rent A $| .M v -oMlutciy beautiful o f f iCb s f o r RBirr, i . a . $ art* (flrst'time on market) cus- 4T A count 0» p r o b a t e held H r it a iii’s W a lc li MU5; V PAPER HANGING ply City h.'PurneU'Place. Ml. 0-1702. zone loti with water and sewer. fi ,.7lthln and for the Monufsetursrs' Assn, sold approxi m prica'p^tlTaip. Oougioa Motora, pair your washing machine or re> quality at tbs'right pries. 84" TMma. ControUy looitid on bUin M built 1661. Two bedroom 90' or 140’ .frontage, good depth. IMstrlct o( Manchester, on the asih day Iw trlct of Manchester,., on the 1st day i n Main. model,' 66" double howl a t, near Poet Oftlos. PUnty of ot February. 19M', of March. 1964. ' mately 370,000 watchea o t oil lS4f FORD GVSTOM tudor, radio, frigerator. |letro Servtce. Mitch- /Taneb, large living rtwm with firs- The Escott Agency, licensed brok Pirtenl, JOHN J. WALI.KTT. Judze, typn were produced eu e - o m JOHN M. McCANN ” twin, $164.06. Deluxe - models. p u u n g apace. C^ter Spriitgo Present. JOHN J. WAU.BTT. JudZe Industry . Back heater. Beautiful n.oropn finish. Help Wanted place and pictura window, dining er; ML 9-7663. , iuaUta of .^ena T. Samaom lale of Estate of Charlotte M. (lotberg, lal( s d x d v t : BBftHUB tot) Bup a ooed cor , 30 Laurel Street Boats'(and Agcaasoriaa 46 Easy terhiB.> Benson's, 10*8 Main, Manchcsler.^n aald District, deceased. By 1050, acconling to thsi osm>- , H«w. sup covers. Runs U)(e new. J ^ y Oo„ 470 Mote 81. C40I Ml. room, unusually large cabinet of Mancheater, in Mid Diatrtct, d» ciatlon’B figures, output in rouhd 8m Qonnoa Motor Solco. Bulck OOMPUETS Rond and power lawn lale or Female >37 kitchen, ceramic Ulit bath, dosed FARM DRIVE—AA zone,' water, Tlie esMdtrlj^ ,having exblhlted her ceased. - I^B O U R S O o^O s Motors,' US Mom St. T e l MI-5-7S88 or Ml-S-6738 •“ “ •nt with Aid estate numbers had jumped to 1,360,000. 8alea mid. Scrvlca, ttb Mata mower soles and service. Motors EXP ®'^RU pB Sportsman liv stairway to attic, screened and sewerage. Lot 181' and 428' deep; The administratrix having exhibited On Smf^ j Scale >te4:S0 P. M. . V, :®^CED Sh^ clerk for ESTATE ELECTRIC Range, Pries ■ LAROB STORE for rent . with boso- fora llow a n ce It Is her administration account with Mid By 1903, it sold the figure woe oUM t. MltcIwU M871.'Dpan avt* tuned am* ovarhsuled. Pickup and' children q shoes. Part or full time. glasoed eight foot breeseway, i f x Call Ml, 9-3218 between 8 and 6. esjste'io this Court for alloivaiice, it Is . W * CaqEVROLfet deluxe tudor, $75. MI. . . ment, deoirablo location, Sultablo H ftrn. IfM* ftt ifMi o cJock, forenoon, ftt wuijhly 2.450,000, but of these oiijy MortfoPi, nlaga. ; , nice condition, ts n ;fuU price. deUvery Mrvlce. Oibam’s Garage. PAINtiNG and Apply-In Mrsbn. Mra. Blqw, ToU "“ “ "S “** 9 4373 33 attached garage, pmesite drive- MI. 3-MlS. $40. ColLMI. 9-1320 For informsUon. /robale Otflce *ln the Municipal M.OOO were high* grade jeweled Smith 09U$L- , ^ ObPY^lidSING TIME Douglas Invites you to look, com 'n Teens, Inc., 966 Main St., Mon way, full basement, Ansco com Ibig In u id Mancheater. be and the jyai' lever watches. Hoitforfi gtira fiii PAPER HANGING writo Box B, Harold, same ii aaMfned lor a hearing on the fOB dJiBsmSD ADVT. IMO OHKVROLET Forder, radio, pare elsewhere. Douglas Motors, Chester. WHITE e n a m e l gas atova, $18. bination screens and storm, semi Suborban for Said 75 and watch industry. It employed eonfidenoo" . 1 boaler, oxceUaat ttarougbout. Bnii( FURNITURE Raflnloluiig, onUqOt FLOOR SANDING sir condiUonad oil beat, 82 gallon allosrmnce df Mid adminiatraiioa ac the same Is assigned for a hearing oit 33S Mein. Call MI. 9-3607.. IBOC^ FLOOR: 3400 aq. ft, count with laid estate and thla Court some tens of thousands of ct’ofts- ' t A ■“ Northhmptoa. . THRU PRI. irour own mechanic. It’a a bargain tumitura a siMctolty, chiira conM Jkn4 REPINISHING 'r- Building Mstenals 47 Uaivorsol oloctrtc hot water heat- VERNON-r30 Oiorter MI. 94030. MI-3-6982 w a n t e d ment. $lS,000. Carlton ,W. Hutch- some ntwapaper having a elr- Donates to Church —Light housework in gen- Ucenaod broker. MI. 6-7M$; — a a « v a « s s s axr a s ^ p c m g 66U41 O T wealthy man. fO im OOOMKAttON WUX Oak St. radio and 'T.V. optipijita otaca Shakes, all colors. M" sq. $12.96 ins. Ml. 9-5132, 9-4694. ■ District, ------Mrs. BonjialiE- Uemon's home. ' CoU Rockville Window Frames,- complete THRBB c a r Oarage in bualntsa “ card thereon by publishing a copy of "From 1870 onwards, however, ■B ArrucciAt^ 1941-1040, OLDER Chevnricu, 197*. House aeivi.'e «'-!• Od.Ov PAINTIHG; Exterior and interior, 8-5894. PORTBR s t r e e t —3ix rooms hearint. Ithis order In some newgapsper having West HsrtfPM. g m tstm it. t FIVE PIECE Kitchen set. Reason- Creckatt and by mailing In a_ egjslered letter Uie picture changed with the ad 1051 Pontiac Hardtop'.— Hydra- Fords, oUier good tronaportaUon. Mltchoil 04000 day or night. iwperhonguig. ChhUnga refiiush- with uniques...... fis>m $11.95 abis. MI. 9-8082. complete, foundsUon 36 x 33, fire COVENTRY—Six rooRv^ape ‘ Cod on or before lla rcb 1 a cimlatira In said District, at least Gibbons Assembly, Catholic class of 106L BlMfiid 1* • W t Gl Ml. 9*541i, fivs days before the day ot said hear- vance of the Industrial revolution R ial M l-3<5121 matic drive. Radio, heater, low Good credit enable ue to accept $8 ed. WoU paper hooks on requeat. WANTED—^^Baqy sitting, days' oir Doors..avg. flJH place, ceramic Ule bath, hot parfiolly built. 3H acres of land. ;,h)*^rder”‘to HeieV e 1 iSton* Cofmarf Ladioa of Columbus, at its meeting to ohimaao lost wA GONDER'S T.V. Sorvice, avoUahlo Coll PI. 2-6661. and the opening of the maritet aa mileage. Clean'. down. Dougiaa Motors, 833 Main. KOUmatea given. Fuily inourcd. evenings. Vicinity ot Foxcroft Cansdian Framing and wator-»ii host, garage, amesite S'"*/,! 81., Manchester, Conn.; _____ • JOHN J. WAU.KTT, Judge. last, night at the YMCA, voted to fcaoora whom sho < .1051 Ford 4-L>och> 'V-8 — fUdln, any timt. Antenna converstoha. Colt. Edwote R. Price. Mitchell -.Driv*. Mrs. Minnie Dtilaii. ML Sheathing T.LX. . .per M $96.00 G. E. WASHING Machihe, In good driveway, Icroens, storm win ®®'‘ ®"i Center. ■money began to spiead. Mass pro donate the sum of $600 to the new od a'roGord o f m Phlico factory supervlsad Mrvica. VERNON—Three bedroom ranch, Bolton Conn. EFTATE o r EDWIN H. COOK, lale heater—-1005. CHEVROLET Panel truck . 1940, 9-1Q08. * ^•5T73» \ Clear Oak Flooring condlUon, $30. Coll Ml. S-63l0. i n d u s t r i a l SPACE dows. XbcceUoiit condlUon. Price ______JOHN J. WAi-LBTT. Judge. duction .methods were introduced mission churoh pf 8t. James’ par immunist tn e X ■■ _ Tel. Ml. 0-1480. large living r^ m with efficient, of Andover, In the Probate District of 1052 Bulck 4-Door — Dynaflow with ladder rocks. Good condition. 7.0.b...... ‘.pfr M $222.00 $18,300. The Escott Agency, li Andover, deceased. abraad. But our craftsmen wouldn't ish, the .Oturch of the Assumption over a period o f o h e * t ^ Lilt and Poind 1983 KELVINATOR 7' refrigerator. wolk-in boaement, steel JMam con- AT A COURT o r PROBATE held agree that wptches, requiring euch to be built on Adams 8L-«t Thomp drive. Fully equipped. Low mile- Reasonable. Private owner. Tel. n a t io n a l ■ BUILDERS' description available censed broker, 266 High St., W., The administrator having exhibited MI. 34301. ALL KINDS of antenna work. CSoU Sitnatinns Wanted—^ Practically brand new. May be BtrucUon,' /izluminum windows, at Manchester within and. for the his administration account with Mid high precision work, -could be pro son Rd, “ • She ashed that'UtniM**---c0n* LOST—Grten parakeet on Wes •pfc- ■ Art Pinney, TV Antonns ?piiclai' Couraca and Claaaca 27 SUPPLIES 600 and up including office corner McKee, MI. 9-7683. large l o v good view. Madeline IHalriet of Manchester, on the 1st day MUte to the Court of Probate fdr Mid trihotlons to the ctdlega-balsritlu' seen anytime. MI. 9-9739^ o f March, 1964. . • ' District tor . allowance, It Is duced by machine. Tliey refused to T-e members propose to raise the 'lids, vicinity Cedar St. Reward IMO Hudson 2.Door — Radio, 1st, Soles and. Servtce. Very (sir Male 39 420 Davehport Avenue space and railroad siding. Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1643 pr PreaVnl,’ JOHN J. W AIXE TT, Judge. held until the college "explained" WILL TRADE 1938 PonUac for RADIO-ELECTRONICS- TelevUion LAKE STREET— Just over Man ORpE^D: That the llih day of adopt the machine.’’ funds at two previoualy scheduled PtasM MI. u n v t. heater. Original 20,000 miles. gas stove, refrigerator, or other prices. Tei.-Ml. 9-4773. Ml. 9-U46. Kslate of Wilhelmlna Ofaon late^of March, .1984 at 9:00 o'clock In the fore the retention o< the five faculty One owner. Servicing, "l-earn by Doing" at New. Haven, Conm For Further Infonhatioii chester line In Bolton. Three bed Mnmnester. In said DIstrici, deceased'. Aa a result, Cowen said, Britain’s events, a rummage sole in April, household furniehings. Coll MI. Machinery and Toola 52 noon. at the Probate Office in Colum watch industry declined virtually and a ."Couptry Living Open members. liOfT-PASS BOOR No. » V l. WEBB'S TV — 17 Maple St., $3 per CtMiMcUcut's Oldest Eleotranics WANTEDr-Choln saw work. ColL Tel. 8Tat# 7tS597 Contact room ranch with basement ga The administrator having exhibited bia. be. and the M m) is assigned for a 1040 Mercury 4-Door — Radio. 9-3883 after 8. . Ml. 94397. ^ "j'*' Ihis " administration “'"•"'•‘canon .J^oonl.account withw aald House" in June at the Bolton home M n . Heath, identifled Itarpolf in 1fM|o% is hereby jg}ven that Bast house roll. AU work fully guaroii' School. EnroU now tor/, qning CARLSON & CO. rage. $% years old. Attractive liv hearing on the allowance o f said ad by default to covntries auch aa heater.. iro BUT-SeU-Vrode-Rtht power iw m ranch which is ready j eataM to this.Courilr^: .for allowance. U la ministration. account with said Estate Switzerland and 'Germany because the lettaLM secretary orOMrOomr. teed. Call Ml. 9-6838 for quick term. Evening class r starting ing room, firoplace, buUMn book-' for interior decorating. Spacious —That — t the nth11th day of of Dr. and Mra. Bernard Bheridan. Roraord Fsdersi Savings Book 1048 Chevrolet 2-Door — Radio, 1947 PONTIAC Qub sedan. Fully TOONG MARRIED man -drafts mowers, chain oaws, ttllora, gar i and this Court directs the administra Britain, still relying on ekilled The guest speaker at the meeting mlttee for Diecrimtnattoa to diving No; nVT hss been lost. Finder honest service. March 10th; day rloas starting Dismonda—Watehsa— 44 Stock Place casoa and picture window, Lai March, 19M. at ten o'clock, forenoon tor to cite all persona Interested there heater. equipped. Priced to eell today at man-wants work evenings or Sat den *roctore, outboards, jiower at the Probate Office la the MunlcIpaL handwork, no longer could com loot night was Mrs. George E. Sim but did hot discloea th t lUUiiMi of plesse write Box F, Herald. March 15. -1964. CoU Hartford \ Jcwelrjr. 48 tools. Terms arranged, Qipttol dry room off kitchen, tile .bi floors, artesian well, gas "b hot •, air i “ Rutldlng *•h^P.?Slu.‘V in said ff£e“;S'‘rhe• Manchester, iU n K l in to appear at Mid time and place, 10!|T Chevrolet 4-Door — New only $898. Center Motor Soles, 461 urdays. Tel. Ml. 34203. Manchester, Conn. with. stoU shower, venbUon blin Building In said Mandiester, be and by publishing this orde.r once In some pete economically with the ma mons, of Silver St., Coventry, an othor committee membate. motor Job. Main St. , CHopel 7<1SS0, or write for full in- Equipment Cb., 3$ Main Street heat. Walking distance of Coven- the !.■>« lame•""* In•* aaslgnedfor asaignea for a hearing on newspaper having a circulatim in said Mrs. Robert Tennant, priAdoat LOST—Block and white Oockec foriMUon. New E iw t ^ Techni LEONARD W. YOST, Jewolcr, re- awnings, storm windows the. allowance of said administration ac- chine. authority on herba. Using os her lOidS Btudebaker Champion — Re- HoBsehoM Sendees or Tel. MI-9'4556 try Lake. Full price $6200. $2,000 District.* at least five dsyt% ^re said of Rm itertford Ahlmnao C w , said nisi, 3 months did.‘Vicinity of FOR A GOOD. Usetl cav or a new cal InsUtute, 193 TrumbuU St.. “ “ Irt, adjusts watcliea a x p ^ y . screens, large rear ocreehed \requlrdd. ACB Realty Co Ml coiwt with said estate, ascertainment time assigned. 'At the outbreak of the First |iRl>j6cttJ‘Hybe on Your Table and dlo. heater, overdrive. Two tn OffOTrt ,T- I8^A porch, disapposiiiig gteintiay. trot nf nfifs gad ittnlar nf dlalrlhntlnai and And'.dus leturii mok Me “ ' ^ ooM from, OltlaiBPOIW" ■wnir-RggllM ehgthe thla Court directs that notice of the CertlffeTirom Recoid. without proviotts knowledfo of the MIM. Thursday evenii^o. 1 » 8pru«e water oil hast, smeNto dri/e. Thla ______Ume and place assigned for said hear- watch and clock indi'gtry employ^ forthally, while the membera of the lom Studehoker Champion Gdtm conuct AI Catalano, at (he-Mon- CORNICES, Drapes and slip covors CANARIES. GUARAHTBErt-stw^ CUAYTON K HUNT, Judge. Asocmbly were seated around cord Ahiamodauh. . choster Motor Soles. M l.'3-4134. custom made by Classic Becora- atrheL ifatidwn MUSIC IPetflimeiim ~tdlilii:~t^ boprt is Bituotsd ofi a lowly lond- PAY RENT—Buv new hmne ! iT-rsdns knoa-n lo be ed probably 2,000 to 8,000 men. Coupe—One owner. Fudy equip- Univeraitv Rnnm fn r therelh' to appear and be tables In the banquet hall of the Y. ‘Tho club met today," 9i>* aald. LOST—GM's pink glasses about 3 'tors. For free esUmote coll Ml. 50 ’ 94420.” *""' !*»»*«• pleth line of instruments. Rental Suburban for Rent 66 ^ p e d lot 100’ X 200’ And is in uniyeraity' Room for large . heard thereon by publishing a copy of Between the wars, we, product weeks ago, vlcini^ St. James ' ped. Don't mist this one. 1941 HUDSON. Excellent condition. M «rt*sg*s St applied to purchase pAce, Rep /immaculato condlUon/ Occupancy n. Price $6,200. Wm. Mul- this order in some newspaper having a virtually no watches. Just before She said a plant hOs to be use- "and wlabod to go on rocord n 34*84 or Ml. 8-6021. SOUTH OOVKNTRY-Two houses ! over CAO affalni is denjonstrated School. Needed bedly. Reward. Motor thiee years old, $138. M3. resenting Olds, Seinrier, Bach, April let. Bxclusivo^with Elva ■Soil, Mansfleld------'cTtV’ _Rd.V . 'Mani^ .. I circulation In aald District, at least five the outbreak of he Second 'World jI for flavor, fragronci or of me- vote of complete confidence in the Low Dowm Payments 8PEX7AL—WhUe they last, 'Gup Fuel and Ftcd 4f-A for rent. Coll PI. 2-7$f4 after >6 days before the day of'aald heariii'g.' by the fact that the release" of the MI. 3-S9M, 94391. V, FLAT FINISH HoU4nd window FIRST AND second mortgages pies, 18c pair. Other specials in Pedlar and Bundy. Metter'a Music Tyler, Realtor. MI/9-4460, field, Conn War in 1939, the induttry really SIcinol value to be considered oh Sims nnd Meals of tho adniiidatn. Low Bank Rates bought for our own account. Fast, SEASONED HARDWOOD for fire- p.m. ■ , _1 JOHN A WALLETT, JOdge. 800,000 shares "under the sole pro Uon and faculty of Smith OsUega.” shades, mode to^measure, AM stock, KeUy's Aquarium, 29 Sun Studio, i n McKee. Ml. $-7800. vision of the trust agtsoment wais consisted of 12 clock factories with herb. She prefers the pronuncia LOST—Girl's, ring with amethyst confidenUol service. Manchester place, furnace and range. Imme MANCHESTER—^8lx room Capo VERNON, Sunset Estates —Three ■ AT a COURT o r raOBATB held a force of $,000 to 5,000 men pro tion "erbs." They, may be anniiala, Tho Hartford Oourant' qtetod See the pew 1054 Studeheker 1954 Pontiac SUr Chief Hardtop metal Venetian blinds at a new set StN ^. 34708. requested prior to action by the ahms and two .dismond chips on low price. Keys mode while you Investment Corp., 244 Main street. diate delivery. Glootoribury MEd- Cod, full boaement, amesite drive year'old. owner supetArised. ranch I (®r the ducing a million and a quarter biennials or perennials and they Smith CollogO ProMdont Botnamin side. Finder cell MI. 0-8960. for outstanding design and dis ConverUble — Beautiful leather ML 3-5410. ford 8-2933. ' Wearing Apparel— Fars 57 ' Summer Hemes for Rent 67 way, garage, centrally . located. home with basernem, three bed-' idi“ * board of directors of CAO in rcr F. Wright oa sayi^ no ntarith tinctive styling at wait. Marlow's. THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet 195 sp^t to the purported sale but pur clocks of ail kinds with the excep are fun to grow and to experi intei;ior with colors to match. $11,800 full Jtrice. We also have rooms unusually large ' kitchen, Present. JOHN j. w a U- e t t , Judge, faculty members have boen din- WILL THE LADT who aew the Center, 998 Main 8u, Invites you FOUR ROOM cottogrM Old Colony j suant to * certificate which must tion of ‘-he alarm clock.” ment with for flavoring various ' See it today. WEAVING of burns, moth/holes to visit peU of alt kinds. Con- Beach for season. GOnnot sub-let. many omer tine homes from $8,800 large living room with fireplace. ' John s. Deyetie. late of dishes. She attractively displayed loyal or have atteaptad to taflu- men pick up my wallet in the CHORCHES MOTORS SEVERAL LADIES' costs, size 10- to $41,000. Listings accepted. Call Diaatararf walla lot inn' *■ oan ' Manchester. In said District, deceased. have recited that the aharea ‘have Isolation Awoke Need enca otudents poUUciaiy. 1953 Mercury Monterey Conver and torn clothihg, hotsery runs, Help Wanted>-Pemsle 35 necticut bred Parakeets. Ml. Gardon—“Farm— Dnlry From June 1, 1984 to September 6, piMterea WMS’ lot KW X 260. : The administratrix having exhibited been aoW.’ " Cowen said that "Dunkerque and both the grbwlng ohd dried herbs etreet please cell me again. MI. 30. Phone MI. 3-6833. us B A B Realty Co.. 310 Main Price $13,800. Escott Agency, her administration account with Mid 3-T85S. studeheker Seles and Servict tible—Lustrous blue finish, Mer- handbags repaired, ripper ' re 9-4273. Hours Monday through ProdUeta 50 1964. Price $600, For InformsUon 1 our aubaequent isolation from and distributed sxmples of pot Wright a ^ e d that the faculty placement, umbrellas repaired, CLERK-TYPIST—lYoung lady • for Friday, lo to 0:30, Wednesday coll MI. 9-3teL ______St. Ml. 9-6397 or MI. 3-4480. Licensed Broker. 266 High St »ht* Court for aiiowancs. it is Among things the Central asked pourri of dried rose and other membera have signed the s4«»e comatic drive, automatic win ® ORDERED: That the 12th day of the lOC^to ascertain were whether Swltzerlarid awoke im to our need. so Oakland St— MI-0-04SS men's shirt collars revers^ and general office duties wiu find our closed at 2 p.m. 8. a H. Green Weat, corner McKee. MI. 9-7663. March. 1954. at ten o'clock, forenoon; at petals, mixed with oils, . teachers' oath and deny bolng Com- dows, radio, heater, signal lighta, Wanted— ^To Buy 58 PORTBR STREET Section —Four the "purported sole was made for '•Practically everything that FOUND-Light ton mole pup. CoU replaced. Marlow's Little Mend omall manufacturing company on stamps. c h ic k e n MANURE for yourUwn W$Utcd To Rent 68 the Probate Office in the Municipal goes off. with a bang- has eome Following the lecture-demon munlsta or having cngagodln nub- contInenUl wheel, only 14.000 or garden. Ml. 3-6971. rooms and Ule bath, flrat floor, Building in,said Manchester, be and the ca$h, whether CAO disposed of the stration, a delicious green salad, veralve activities. \ Dog Warden. Ml. 3-4540. ing Shop. ideal place- to work. Many advant GUNS, PISIDLS, shotguns, rifles, two partially finished rooms sec sam e Is assigned for a hearing on the part of a watch or clock in it. The DeCORMIERMUrORS miles. A real beautiful car at a ages and excellent opportunity to any condlUon. Also swords, dog WANTBb-Four, five. •iT' room Wanted— Real Estate 77 stock entirely or partly on credit tongy cheese spreads, bread, oubsUntial saving. ond. House is fully insulated. allowance of said administration ac and took notes or other evidence time bomb, the time fuee, and of SAYS: “ •Early"Sprin* Spe- advance if efficient and accurate. RABBITS FOR SALE. Part Flem gers, rirrow heads, powder horns, renL two children, .ages 4 and 8, count with said estate, ascertainment course aircraft instnrinenta. all cookies and herb tea were served. ish OionU. Call MI. 9-0397, Honschold Goods 51 Large modern kitchen,, fireplace, READY BUYe Rs waiting. For im of heirs and' order nf diatrihutlon. and of indebtedneaa foe the purchiuM ABBODBCCMCStd cials* each vehicle 1 clean, 1952 OMsmobile Super 88 Con Building:—CMitractinff 14 ^el. JA. 8-2101. etc. Coll Stan, weekdays after 5— WWmanUc. HA. 3-4023 collect. have a bit of a watch or clock Mrs. Geno Andreini and Mrs. Wil hot water oil heat, copper piping, mediate action list yoUr property , this Court directs...... that— ____ notice -of...... the p. ice, and whether shy part of the liam L. Conlon, poured. • ■ February fine running car ready vertible—Power steering, tinted ATTENTION. Lodleo! SUp-covera weekends oil day. MI. 34717. basement laundry, amesite drive with.the Albert J. Gatto Co., Real- time and place »i;»lgn<-dassigned for,i.aldfor, said hear- I lechanism In them. niDIVlDUAi:., end. huMness income CABINET MAKING-Ws also do ZUCPERIENC'ED Assistant book • WANTED—8-room unfurnlobed rent tnra f-H'" o Bxao ' -Ji ' 'o*: •>'' gl'™ In all peraonx known to ba money paid for the stock was bor ■ Mrs. Robert McL".tosh and Mrs. tax otrvice. Tel. MI. 0-0540 for ap please you and mske you glass, electronic eye, An orlgi- oil typea of carpentry work, re keeper, ^.payroU,' typing. Good Live Stock—Vfbteles 42 and drapes custom mo^V. R«.up. hy adult family, RefermicM.' CaU way, lot 80’ X ISO'. All Uila for ®veningl, MI. ' thf*rHn to np|v*ar and b# rowed from Alleghany, ...... ‘‘But we lacked the craftsmen ■naif One-omter-car.' • holstering. - Beautiful -fabrics, $i3,T0fr hy colling the' Reuben T. JX; S*3989. * ^ ■I’lif'a'Wt'tb<9r<*on l)y jHiliirahinE'a'copV of and' the' deHeatgi pfeclaton machine .Jo.bn_ .T- Haney... Jr-, .co-chairmen,, Increa^Sli^y pointment at your home. proud." modeling, fat^fsUQiu, addiUohi, houra. good pay arid benefiU. tall WANTED TO RUY, Small cement . MI. 3-6002 after 7 p.m. •nie Central said “we are in/ were oaaiated by Mrs. Cecil Bhig- etc. Good workmanship and res-' Ml. 04371. WE b u y COWS, cOivea and beef prints, stripes, solids. Expertly mixer, t-3 yd. size. MI. 9-7*76, / McCann Agency, ML 8-7700. ------— ------——------thi.^ on1f*r tn lom r oewapaiH»r havtfur a tools. The clock factories pulled to 1952 Ford Fordpr—Original .20.000 USTINOS WANTED — SIm Ig, ! District. at^FaFt five formed" that Alleghany in the post lond, Mra. Chester Morgan, Mra. BRIDGEWAT M ILLS- Shoes and sonable rates. Estimates gladly -catUe. Also horses. Piela Brce. finished;' $5 dowii, $2 weekly, WANTED—Five or six room rent, gether bits and pieces of machin Arrests for both motor veld^e THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS miles, new tires, in excellent balance one year to pay. Call 71 OXFORD STREET, iMtge living two-family,,two-fomllv. three-family,thnw-ramllv bualSTri. had advanced money to Murchison ery and we had aomo lucky wind Benjamin Munson, Mrs. Robert sportswear. Open oil day Wednesr given. Coil-Dick-at n . 8-6090 or •WANTED—Young lady to work in Tel. . MI, 3 -7405. — - preferably in Sth Sebod District. JOHN j. WATXETT. Judge. Brady and Miaa Veronica Steltz. and other offensss remotnod suh^ day. Open doily, O a.m, to 0 p.m. condlUoh. As good as hewl Priced fine ladlea shcq> opening soon. Full JAcksori 2-7780 oir JAckson 44184. 300 FEET OF 4' high wire fencing John Merz, 4$ Woodland St. Tel. room with fireplace, very pleasant ness property. Have many cosh and now was 0 creditor of his. falls in contraband German egr- 1951 NASH HARDTOP .John at ML 34769. The Central said the ICC should stsntlally unchanged for Fotacuaty IMVireai Middle Tpite. at $1295. _ ■sssjiswgj • IV 0- u i8i»y tCasaaSBlt^^ Out of town reverse charg e s .___ with metal poets■ ML- 9-6370. ------MI. 9-1924 kitchen, two^Ji^rqojns and tile ___ Mortgages arranged. goes. And we had to draw on the COUNTRY CLUB itn«r C7uppilC8 »#• WW. Spa^ous second floor. Fine Please coll George L, Groriodio. "find” oiiL'Whenier" 'the purchase nver-Jaauaryr-w raporL by- Police OENBRALi CARPENTRY,, olteri- Salary plus commlarion. Coll MI. •killed employes in the scientific Chief Hermon O: indi- MAVX TOUR chitd’s-portndMMmt Just like new throuifhout, 4 1961 JQMsmoblln^.'fgS'^. HoUdav 04403."" Due to popular dentohd-we are WANTED—Four rdom, two bed basement with hot water oil heat Realtor, MItche ft-587S. ' " 109 "was made by MUfohlhson and instrument field.” Hardtop—Luatrmui blue metallic UoBB, adOfUohs and hew cohstriie- BROADEREASTED si^te Tur- Phone Co. Grants cates. at ik>ine. 'Special for the month of brand new white wall tires loo. tion. Dormers, porches, garages keys. Fresh frozen toms, 14 to 20 extending our sole. 20 to 30% dis Rooms without B<>*nl 59 rooms, flat or duplex by M4y or and laundry. Aluminum screens Henry street NYC. Seeks Richardson with a guarantee from The government launched a March—regular $7.05 portrait for finish, fully equipped. An excep W.ANTED—Two girls for part Ume count on all furniturs and appU-, — ------1..... — . I ^■-■ 1 I 1,^, __ June 1st. Call JA. 8-1860 after 6 and doors. Lot 100 x 164. Madeline Young or Alleghany or others af postwar scheme to develop the in A sharp increase—from. 0 ia Only 5395 down. and rooms finished at reasonable pounds, S5c lb. Schaub's Turkey January to 24 in Februaryr-was I1-06. CoU Elite Studio. MI. 3-SSSS. tionally clean sporty car. Bob work in fine ladies shop opening Farm. lU HUlstown Rd snees. R(X>M OR Room and boanf for p.m. Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642 or MI. IF READY to buy, oeil, e; change filiated with them, against loss, a dustry and a Ministry of Supply Increase in Wages Oliver has the best prices. Workmanship- guaranteed. girl or woman, ReaSonabke, near 9-1146. le: estate, mortgages arranged. noted, however, in the number of Free esUmstes. Robert M. Alexan soon. Good opportunity for enerr type of transaction which, we are apokeaman said financial assist BBNDOC WASHER SERVICE by 1960 LINCOLN 4*DR. SEDAN ' CHAMBERS FURNITURE bus line. Write Box M, Herald. O isult Howard R. tln^, informed, in the past has been en arrests on speeding charges, der. Tel. m i; 9-7716. S.. geUc girls. Call MI. 9-8433. At The Green Homes for Sale 72 ICG Probe ance was given to four firms which E. J. Morency—10 yean oe field COSMOPOLITAN 1950 OldsmobUe "88" T u d or- Articles for Sale 45 FARKSn STREET—There is qual Agenc;-. MltcbaU 9-llO'f. tered into between-Murchiaon and wished to begin making watches. New Haven, March 3 UP) — Total MV Onosta for Jahuu-y eervice engineer on qnly Bendix Green, low mileage, has had real HOUSEKEEPER for ■ father. and MItcheU 34187 NEWLY d e c o r a t e d ; Beautifully MANCHESTER. Pine Street-Four ity—and—quantity in this six room Alleghany, and which we believe A telephone workers union and the were 75 with. 79 rocotded for An immaculate car, for the SPECIALIZING in custom built gh- ROYAL AND Smtth-(k>rona port furnished and sp sek ^ room. The CASH WAITING for any type real fOentiaiiol From Poga Oaci The government bought machine home laundry equipinrient. Coll good care. A beauty for only rsges, Stanley overhead doom, school age boy. Uve in—good op Houra: 10 to 5—7:30 to 8:30 P. M. bedroom, seven room *house. Oil horns. Four rooms, fireplace, tiled still exists between thtipt.'* tools, mainly from Switzerland, he Southern New England Telephone February. Other typos of arrests NeVdngtfMt 0-0135. R e v a r s e carriage trade. Brilliant origi 11145. able arid standard typewriters. most complete IM t housekeeping bath, on first floor; two bedrooms esUte you have to oeli. First and Gp, have reached agreement on numberod 14 in elthar month. -ahlncts., block tile ceUings, ol- portunity good home —utility. All. makes of adding machines hot sir heat, good condlUon, CAO Has No Doubts said, and then loaned them on a chorgea.______nal black. Only $395 down. Mohehester. Write Box Q. Herald. SERVEL GAS refrigerator, in very focUiUes available in Manchester. Direct from owner. MI. 9-8483. and lavatory with glassed-in second mortgage money available. porations that should be placed wage increases for about S.OOO Accldenta were ciit olmoet In We Also Have Excellent Pre-Wars teraUona, additlona. Call Frank sold or rented. R ei^rs on all good running condition. Sacrifice Also listings wonted. Coll The "There can be no queation," the rental basis to the firms with the ContoU, ML 3-8322. You wiu maiwel at the cleanliness shower on second; all reflecting in trust and which have not been option of purchase after five years non-management employes. The half yrith 64 in tho first m«nth of l a d y s u p e r v is o r WUl interview makes, kfarlow’s. .. ■ . \ ■ $28. CaU MI. 34748. of this buildihg. Children accepted. MANCHESTER-Nearly new ^ discriminating toate. Recreation Johnson Building Company, 953 .Ontral aaserte)!. "but that the Pfisonsls ' S 1951 WILLYS 4-WHEEL All My Cars. Are Honestly BO trusteed." - purported sale waa intended to be at an agieed price. The govern agreement announced by the Con the yoor and only 01 hut month. DRIVE UNIVERSAL JEEP tfE W PRE-engineered garage. No you in your own home for part Central. Priced So reasonable room, two parUy finished, full cel room in basement, oil hot water Main. St MI. 3-7426. Evenings ML necticut 'Union of Telephone Parking violntlona'decreoacd froia I t Guaranteed BAILEY'S AriUque Shop, 382 Main I DON’T NEED ’EM 9-0018. The Central petition contended: of great advantage to .Young in ment also helped In selecting f>ites THE PROSPECT BIU School for down payment, five years to nay. time work. Write Box R, Herald. street. MitCriell 3-8003. Moderately you'U gokp! Be sure and set this lar, hot water oil heat, fireidace,. heat, existing 38 year G 1 mort for the special dust-free factories Workers, Inc. (Ind.) and the com 587 to 506, tha roport ohowa. V young children. Transportation New top, draw bar, heater. YOURS FOR ONLY one. Mi'S. Doraey, 14 Arch St.' ahed dormer,' combination alum gage may be assumed. Madeline "The purported oole of 800,000 his ambitions* as to Central. That They come no cleaner any Built to your speciticaUons: 20- priced items In cluna,- glass, tin ------y _ . _ __ ^ WANTED—Within ten miles or so Eaton took thla action naking ex and aided . in the ‘ allocation of pany last night provides for wage fpnuihod. Mrs. Lelb Tyhur, direc BOB OLIVER at year Warrantee. Pdy aa' - y Wliy Commute?^ ware, pewter and furniture. $23.16 inum storms, city conveniences, Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642 or MI. shares to Murchison and Richard apccial steels and other raw mate boosts ranging ffrom 2% to 0 OONFimiON AVOIDED tor. Phone MXtchMl 0-5707. where. Only $M6 down.. TO RENT—Bedroom, hot Vyater and' $12,700. Gstto Co., CHspel $-8480. 9-1146. of Manchester, small country tensive criticism and ntigaton by $4.80 a weak. By Amerielto Home MONTHLY PAYMEN-rS hVat, near Center. 38 Fester St. place, several tillable acres, small son at this particular time, in view CAO atockholders an(0ieavy dam rials during the poatwar. ahortagea. centa an hour retroactiva to Feb. CENTER MOTOR SALES Development Corp. f o e estimate You Don’t Have To Ijcave ALL AL^jjTMINUM combinaUon win Evenings JAckson 8-39M. MI, The Ministry of Supply said 2S. T h e union said the overall little Rock, Ark. —Ooofusion MRS. ZOPFI, reader and edvieer. Reliability and Trustworthy /MI. 3-3547. ' 3-6946. HACKMATACK Street—Five years house, out buildings, on hard road. of the atatement by Eaton in Jan ages (and without Wevtous board 1948 CHEVROLET 4-DR. 461 Main S t. Mancheater ' . MI. 9-5079, dow# and doors, sell-storing, save ' _ ' \ Will pay cash. No agenU. Addresa uary-of thia year just following there now are 47 firms in the clock cost of the agreement will amount hod a chance to reis^—but didn't-^ ,AU welcome. 356 Franklin Ave., MANCHESTER ' best,, comfort, convenience, last a That's All I Require old Capa Cod with five finished action) la concluai^'t^ the . fact ncroea from the Art theater. Fdr- SEDAN FLEETMASTER LARGE FRONT room with ^ower MANCRBSTBR-“New roueb, qual rooms, two partially fihiahed up. Walter Birge, 693 Washlngtown St., his election aa chairman Of the that the relations/betWb^ Young and watch industry, but only four to about $730,006> annually. The When these entries were noted on CwT«jMry. olterationa. .lifetime.-Free demonstration. Cali TAKE .OVER ^ and private entroneei-Suitabie for Middletown,-.Conn., or ■ call - Dia Board o f G *r G that C A O would make wrist and pocket watches^ — new contract remains - offoetivo the Mrth list et fit Vincent'a In« sppointment can CHopel 0^0730. Radio, heater^ defroster and oddittons, new Construction, roof- y T6“ ifiv e A Job! onyUm.e. Bill Tunoky.^ Ml, 9-9098. ity Constrtictiaa, 06 devalopinent, Two-car~ garage” with" storage and .Eaton in th m hiktleriLgo fkr Auto Accessories—Tires 6 UNPAID BALANG^ two gentlemen or ronpte. Inquire largo kitchen, three Bedrooma, space, hot water heat, large living mond 7-3586 tetween -6 and fi p.m, continue to hold this stock and beyond the Sounds 6f mere fr£kii r o o m , for zonbriosir /; tnatleii doora and windows. Other A<^..j:toyeL future,, oartgtnly leaves Httlo doubt roughly $20.3a>....the Ministry nf tfher 43tlcqgni Cuha .attenda ‘ — pins mstaltaUa i r ' 'C^blnatiOT^ Main SL GenUemon preferred:^ S mediateiY avqflaWi fer'ooromtnt Dodge, IllAte. Potm^, bVdsm^ ting married. features tOo numerous to mention. ax to Young's andsAlleAhanya con In today's •w York Times a full Labor sgld. . lochlon State Teachers CoUega at Little Rock—n 1 _ BKIOVSR VACUUM xleener eelee Is hiring women right now for aluminum doors $49.80 plus tnstril- MI. 9-3170. 9 Hazel St. AT A COURT o r PROBATE held During the last six months of Boone, N. C., during the off-ssosoo. 1947 OLDSMOBILE CLUB bile, etc. $174.95. $10 monUi. Cole y^feiofing—fBidlmr t f IsUon. Manchester Home Imp'-nve- Barbara ' Woods Agency. MI at Manchester within' and for the tinued influence in C A O affalra ptee advei ment signed ■ by The families aren't rMotod! and service. LoPlamme Appliance Motors. MI. 9-0980. ImporUnt full, time jobs ss BLONDE BEDROOM District of Manchester, on the 2fth day -COUPE (MODEL 68) ment Co., 35 Oak St.^MI, 3-8in. FRONT ROOM. centroUy located. MANCHESTER 9-7702. and as to the fact that Estoh tloea Young lOirmAn and Kirby os Go., 15 Oak St. ML f-OiOO. FOR THE BEST in Bonded built operators in Msnehester. LIVING R(X5>I s u it e of February. 1964. Young’s bidding or that they are Radio, fresh air heateir and FAMOUS LIFETIME hatlerles six Continuous hot water. GenUemon \ MWAfl merm-tQvn _ ■ Present JOHN J. WAU-ETT. Judge, ireoident Alleghany appeared. roofs, riiinglc roofs, gutters, As -an operator.' you'll hav« _ _ 6-PC. DJNETTE SET ■Y One block from Center. NKAR ■ PROPOSED n ew High j . Estate of Alexaiutf-r .Haponik a.k,a, acting in concert,’! ft wos ehtiUed "Memb 'No.%1 - on FILE TOUR Income Tex return in- defroster, hydramatic. I sgy year guarantee. Self-recharging in preferred. Phone ML 9-^29_ ' \ s c h o o l, six com plete room s, fire- [ Alexander 8. Hapenik, late of ManChea- your own home. Cell ML 0-4930 conductors and toof repairs coll good pay, frequent raises, For the BEST buy In ‘‘WestinghoiMe" Elec. Ref. ------— ------1/arge 6 and 6 auplex with one <)nlta As Chairmsa ' Competitive Bidding’' and recited show me a nicer one fo^ this 60 Seconds. Buy the best for less^ Coughlin; Mitcheaa I-770L • VENETIAN BLINDS place, tile bath, oil heat, electric • u Young resigned os board chair for appointment. $1 weekly. Cole Motors. friendly co-wOrkers and many "Coloric^'eombintiUon Range car garage. Nice size lot. One the sutmeaa of Young’s fight for year. Only $195 down. more benefits—rind you'll have Can MI-3-4865 ••Mo^g" Washier Bfiarders W anted' 59-A water heater. Venetian blinds, j H e b r o r A iT . Glastonbury®'co^^ man of CAO Jan. 19 to free himself competitive biiMlng In railroad se- IMOOME TAXES prepared, audit ■4T’S ROOFINO Co. Built-up FINDELL MFO CO. side available for immediate screens and storm windows. No -mlnistrator.------fqf a try at fulfilling his ambition curities against the opposition of roofs,, gutter work, roof, chimney them right here in Manchester. ‘^m:mer8on"TeIevlaU>n ersc Set garage. Immediate occupancy, ORDERED: That six months from ing and hookkeeping aerviea. By. 1946 PACKARD 4.DR. 4 8 5 East Middle Turnpike occupancy. thc-,26th day o f Pebruary A.D., 19&I. b* to gain control of the Central. He whaUhe colled "the Mellona, the Auto RspairiBg~Ba|i|ti^ 7 - repaire.-Free eetimates. Ray Hag= /: "Hoover" Vacuum ROOM AND Board. $11,900. No agents. Phone MI. // anointment. MI. 9-0311. - SEDAN (CLIPPER S) Ages 16-98, high school grad-, Also Reconditioning AJqif Included Sealy innenipring GenUemon. , Many Other Listings and the wmc arc limited and alMwcd still is chairman of Alleghany, the Harrimons, and the Morgans." •now. Ml. 9-2214. Ray Jockoon, uates prsrerred. No experi Tapes and Cords by Yard Tel. Ml. 3-7678.^ 9-7134, between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. for the creditors wilhih which to bring huge holding company which he a television interview, this HAVE TOUR Income lex return Original black finish. Inside Ml. 3-8325. . ^ttresR and Box Spring. "Alexan- In their claims against said estate, and and Kirby acquired on a four-mil- ence necefsary, training with j,der Smith" Rugs. Lamps. Tables. T. J. CROCKETT, Broker XtANCHESTER — Excellent six the aald adminlalratnr la directed tn-, iming Yeung touched on that prepared in your own home by like new. Radio, heater. This c a r b u r n ^ i l ? pay. gh-e public ndtice to the creditors to lion-dollar "shoestring" in' 1937. ibject, said he would need "only MANCHESTER ROOFING and DISTON CHAIN saw, record play/ Kitchen cabinet, inlaid and a few ROOM AND Board for genUemon, ■ 244 Main Street room colonial, hot water oil heat, bring in their claims within said time former Internal Revenue agent. is a cream puff. Only Sidingt Company offera winter er. bush and bog harrow. CSlI other articlef. That financial move gaye them per cent ot the . independent THE BEST BUY IN A BABY BATH Phone CH. 0.4909 after 0 p.m. APPLY NOW! on bus llns. Tel. MI. 9-1446. ceramic tile bath, ameaite drive, allowed b\; publishing a copy of this control of more than a biliion dol-, down. prices-r-12% discount on all roof MI. .9-1084 between 9 a.m, arid 1- O ffice: M I-3-^16 nicely landecaped; ’ corner lot, order in aome n*«rspaper having a clr- •horeholdera’ votee to win," and Economy ov^Hmui,. most sH p.m. ■ / Phone Me Immediatelv n o . min.it.. culatlon in said probats district.' within larti worth of rail properties, in / sold that if he wins control he'could RIDE WANTED to Hartford, vicin ing and Biding. PrM kstimatea. 806 Main Street ' Residence: MI-9-7761 $14,800. Five minutes from‘ro") ManM o n -rta y s. from the date of this order. tl "cars. Barts oflMj labor $49.95. CoU ML 9-3933, \ HARTFORD CHapel 7-0358 eluding the CAO. / "eliminate their (Central’s) 40-mil- IN THE WHOLE STATE ity. Underwood and return. Houra 1948 WILLYS 2-WHEEL (Second Floor) Businna Loeatiew chester, beautiful five room, three and ri turn m ake to this court of the The Central fvrther contended/in 0 to 4:40. MI. 9-0101. No monej^own. $4.9() month- COMET SAIL boat and . trailer. After 7 P. M. CH-6-4690 bedrooms, well constructed ranch. aotice given. lion-doHsr^.s-year passenger deficit DRIVE 14 TON PICKUP ROOFINO. Siding sad __ for Rent , . 64 its petition that “Eaton's po^er with modern new trains.*’ iy . All guarantee. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Both in excellent Condition, $6.50. See It Day Or Night DUPLEX $•$, excellent condlUon, Hot water oil heat, baseboard I ______JOHN J, w a u .ett. Judge, KING SIZE SO'! Orthopedic type Mounting 6 brand nSw „ Alterations and addUions. and Friday Grand piano, $178; Moriroe electric AIR CONDITIONED Offices, ited- four rooms with bath down, many radiatioif, two fireplaces. An ex- matlraeg for only $39JM at How ply tires and tubes;. Looks and *»<«■ WorkmanOhip _ adding rnachlne^ - ^ . Call MI. If you hsvrnp means of transpnr- i ern design. Near Post Om c6, Main pooeibUiUes; I8IM 0I. 4% moh- celleqt value at $igjsoo. The Ells-11 ard's. Bed roil extendera at 07.08 ■A. A,. Dion, Inc,, -899 Ant ...... * V ’A.-M,-to-4-Pi-M^-^ ■ A-7j96. 4-to ■*-p.rifl-,—•' " - —:— . lotion-I’ll send my sutnfor you. N o' street, corner Wadsworth." Ml. gage, centrally located. $13,600. rwa like a new truck. Only COLE MOTORS • Obligation. worth Mitten Agency, Realtora, ll a set makes your present bed suit $i95 down. . ^ street MItcheU 3-4800i. Or call Mitchell 3-4107 9-9779, or MI. 9-98\9! . ^ I t o n W. Hutchins. Ml. 9-8133, Mr. Whitcher. MI. 9-9831, Jotj able for changeover, piece your DELTA-LIE WALT power tools And 9-4694': 436 Center Street DENTAL ASSISTANT. Experience acceasorletl''fAles, service, demon- $-9930. \ Baby>Bathinettes order now w offer limited. How- NOTE: We have in stocky A—L—B—E—Rr-T— S STORE AT 88 Schcbl St. Con be —-W- ---- r-/* • ______ord'a Sleep Center, 830 Mein. ML MI-9-0980 Roofing 16-A pr^rredT Working hours 9 to 8. straUpn. Teriiu^oiranged. Capitol 4.145 Allyp St. Hartford used as a Mudto or . for ' many WADDELL M3IP0L SacUcin; Six MANCHESTlUi—Two-family, 8 and ' '• ■ /. / , - ■ . -/-i'' • ' '■'K.v Flv*4ay week. State salary ex- Equipment Co.. 88Mat^ St. other types of business. Coll or finished rooms ahd storage spoee. 0«SD. ' . (1) new Wjllys Jeep and ROOFING—SpecioUxlng-in repair 8 expondablexattic, full cellar, oil new,4-wheel drive Willys Sta ' pected s^d references; Write Box" see L. Pols, 85 School St. Oak 'floors. Hot water pU heat. steam heat, ^ y conveniences, WANTED -r-Wdeni to .Aircraft, ing roofs'of all kinds. Also aew ..y, Herri^. y BEAUTTEUL Selection ot'Wdbi..rai)fi 1952 and 1953 TV SETS RUsco windows and doors,. Rear roofe. Gutter work. Chimneys nants at low prices. Also riig who good income. Inrat floor vacant. houroxO to 8 from vicinity of B-rHid$re to Aircraft, third, r o R SAFE and Courtcoua Auto Smviey. Manchester urti-tioii full Ume. High Mrnmtsaions. Avon "'i^Iot Installed) Driving* lastrucUon with insured 9-5361. ProducU. Write^Mra. M. CUrtla, FLAGSTONE. Slone for walls, G O O D J O E S 'MANGHESTE31—4 large rooms, in $ 1 2 9 8 shift, leave Mencheeter,ll:80. Cell DeCORMIEll^OTOR house fronU, fireplaces, etc. Bol MANCHES'rtCR—Six r o ^ ranch on i Ml, 1-0833. , ' SALES^nc. dual control car coll Larson Driv 77 Westbourne Parkway, Hartford, lovely .secluded setting. Youngs- corner lot, full cellar onRsttached I SPEICIALIST in copper guttera and Conn. • ton Notch Quarry. M*. 9-0617. g a r r i t y ''Br o t h e r s FOE i4 Maple Street . ing SchooL Phone MItcheU towh kitchen, paneled in knotty garage, hot water oil heat. slum-. Rof. $16.00 * OOR8BTRT SERVICE. Trixie foun **4078. conductors. Thomdf Dawkins, pine, oil hot water heat, trees, ga Inum oefeen and Alarm window, 'Master Plumber, Phone MI. O-OOM. HOUSirtnVES. Arodous to earn, Rockville Rd., Talcoltville detlona. Skpert cofaetry a^ryice in Manchester, Conn. $ 1 SKILLED _ rage, smeoite drive, bus, $10,800. V en etian Minds. Hot Point elMtric your homt. Aida R. Adoite, to 32 per“ hour withbut cohvassl'ng. ' leas than two ydara old. Like new. DRIVING InstmcUons from your Very reasonable. Con arrange to Cortton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-8132, range. Price $17,800. T h e E ^ t Durant St. MI. 3-8160. home, D\ial-coatrol uisureo car, Write P, O, Box 611,1 Hartford, P h ^ # ML9-4521 9-4894.- $|gj»8 Hcating<—PluRibing 17 Conn. suit. MI. 3-4168. ^ MEN Agency, Licensed Broker. 366 HI atandard or automaU-i. Ca!l Man St.. West corner McKee, h WANTED—Ride to gate No. 3 or PACKARD chester Driving AeaCemy. PL power house. Pratt and Whitney, BLUE RIBBON OtlARANTBEIO Plumbing arid Ex p e r ie n c e d counter gina for GRAVEL—Quick del|very-;-washed TWO .QUEEN Victoria antique 9-7683. 1. • . Reg. I2S.76* 2.72«, Toil free. heating. Alterations oqd new sand, stone, loam. Nussdorf Sand chairs, $25 each. Mahogany pie nrM shift from Hartford Road-^d luncheonette, Qood salary, meals pud klftiS. rA T.l -ITT a.Tin«, ;9 ’roO L UE81GNBR8 DO YOU WANT W»!RT Minin—Twii-fe|Mltv H Bunee Br. lleuW ^RIi^l.lO; ' work I i.Psrmi glaia glaeOrts aud oad tmlieriiis luinisheil. y uH ur rriiit I,table, $42) two . ehedow gas water heaters sold and in part tlihe. Apply in person. boxes, $6 each. Inquire 33 Lawton dujplex. One coi''gdrage, very '48 OLDS SEDAN "Ma^eater'o oKkiL" Owners 30 GAIXON Copper tank, like new, large lot,, steam heat, oil, eepper Only $575 tkirtiflod by AAA ahd Board of stalled. Time payments an Arthur Drug Store, .942 Main Sf. Rood, Manchester after » p.m; • bETAlLEBS , Bkelley Brothpro. MltchoU i oil conneptions.. oU furnace. Te|. plumbing. In good condition. Own BAicatMB; Wa cCfor MI.. *.7600,. ■ • ■' DESIGNERS AetoskAHes fir Bale 4 •4» PAlB^^ FOUR POSTER maple bed, mat- er moving cut of town; Immediate •titaCo. iataat ^ tresa. p nrdws. apiTitr. Gfidd '« g ia r a JOOL and d i e m a k e r s J^msubunioL oeeupaaey ww sWe; May bp’ sewi ------$S7t"^...... FER'nLiZER Agrfco.'Vlgoro. Dri- heating. BaE Van Comp. MItcheU $3. Apply State Theater. tlon, one year old. MI. 9-3674. mrrma§amaata far • lama by appMntiiient only. Asking NO MONEY DOWN 9-5844. conure, 8-104 land Ume, grass 315,800. George L. Grozlodio, Real '<7 PONTIAC SEDAN MORTMX3C8 Driving School. Lost seeds, garden seeds, lawn and • MECHANICAL Only $485 SALES CLERK, over 21 years old, THE TALK of the town—Benson's • 2 0 t » * S O O tor. MI. 9-0676. Collier Full Size Baby Carriage 1947 Chevrolet Tudor confidence quickly restored by a AMERICANiN I |Stondard5 Plumbing garden tools. Rent a roller, golden five piece chrome kitchen sets. skilled, courteous instructor. En for part time evening and Sun TAW 1 to 10 M0IITII8 TO KPAT 1946 Dodge Sedan '48 PACKARD SEDAN fixtures, Jqt-Glass hot water days. Apply Arthur Dnig Store, hose, lawn mowers and spring $88, table and four chairs. Values lUPSnt SEVEN Room ranch, four ■V dorsed teaching method guoran- heaters sold' and InatoUiM. Job bulbs. The J. W. Hole Corp. Tel. • TOOL and GAUGE A SAa SA^U — ■— - -L twin size bedrooma, fireplace, tile Green only. Tubulaf gesr, draft rail. nofl*cracking 1 .9 8 1948 Packard Tudor Only $598 teea fewer lessons, license in- 942 Main St., Msnehester. ■ to $89.98..Five styles. Renson's, bing, Thomas Dawkins, .Master Ml. 3-4123. STee Delivery. 1085 Molnr- INSPECTORS Ssisisw SsiwsVrtSIssailiMCMIM D E|B|rflM$$tfi ^BFl bath, aluminum storm windows, fabne. Guaranteed. Reg. $47.98 ^ 1 1941 Pontiac Sedan , eluded. MI. 9-7391. — - DENTAL ASsiOTANT wanted. For ‘ 2S.WQ. hot water heat, full cellar, steel '47 FRAZIER Plumber. Phone Ml. 9-9669. t tat , Others'from $90.00 . 1946 Nash Sedan Only 8188 interview appointment write Box COMBINATION Gsg and oil stove, BUY THE Whirlpool Automatic • GAUGE MAKERS •att I tsM b e ^ coBstruqtion, garage, 100' 4 and 4 with table top covers. washer and you buy the beat! tv.w I M.M 19$9 LaSalle S^an Business Services Offered 1$ G. Herald, living qualiflcatiqna. _ 1 M.M lot, nice view, near Bowera '50 PACKARD SEDAN -MoTinir—Trackingr* Used 3 years, very reasonable. , Regular $369.98, fully automatic, • PRECISION GRINbERS School. Carlton .W. Hutchins, hU. $5.98 Strollers and Sulkies 1946 Hudson Tudor w a it r e s s WANTED for night i cost iron double drainboOrd jsinli Only 1795 GUARANTEED Top^ quality . ------, tele Storage 20 8 pound model, $319.98 with your ■n^fiwi ------‘ 9-8133, 9-4694. (20 stylet) , 1946 Hudson Conv. Coupe virion oervice.e. Colls-receivedColls -received be work. Apply in person. Jon-Di'a' with cabinet and mixing faucets', old ■ washer. Matching dryer s h e e t METAL '41 PLyMOUTH ' AUSTIN A. c h a m b e r s 00-, Snack Bar, 844 Main St. Maytag washing machine.- good At tMs mMkm yam rmHf g*ti .1948 Hudson Sedan fore 9 p.m. will be serviced same $189.98. Two only. Terms.' Ben MECHANICS HAVE YOU SEEN? ■ The new Rainbow Stroller — Only $145 night. Ml. 9-1347. local and long distoace moving, running, only $15. Tel. MI. 9-1423. son's. 1088 Main, M O N fT ta' halp t-Mi ewnant The new brick and ahingle Cape pad--icl .ng, storage. OoU MItcheU •spaflMt. Cods with attached garage on HcCXURE AUTO CO., Inc. '46 NASH '40 DODGE M l WANTED ’ EA8TER OUTFITS from famous • jig bo rBrs Tuk-A-Way Sutkie (so small for bus tn yi^ n g) SEDAN WIRING - IN S'rttLU m oN of oil 1187. Hartford 0-1423. MOMY (er decter, dsntM, Mancheater Rood, Glastonbury. 873 Main Street PANEL typos. No job too small. Pyter brand all wool fabrics are yours heipkel, (wserol billt. MANCHESTER — Pscltage Deliv Gir! for (renera! office work. at Uny prices when you sew. Ex • EXPERIMENTAL Only three miles from dpwptown See the most complete assortment of Baby Cribs Tel. MI-9-9442 '47 NASH PonUluk, 40 Forier gtreet. Phone MONIY (er'iosat. intarat*, ia- Manchester. Seven rooms (two un- 1 '48 CHEVROLET ery. Local light tnickhig and amples: children's suits, costs, MACHINISTS . wroMe, luiMen. in the . Slate of Connecticut. SEDAN PANEL MitcheiJ 9-7303. Shorthand and typing necea- fiiilslMd) two fireplaces, one in package deUvery. Refrigcratm*. [ sary. Good salary, 40 hour $4.98 - $7.50! Ladies'. Suits, top LOOKING FOR MONfY for (umilura, feeh, washdVa and ' stove moving a ^ pers, $8.80 - $14.98! Come to Co aquigmanl... («r dw basement,'ceramic tile bath, natu COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. week. ral fiiUah wood kitchen cabinets, ~ BRUNNER’S Wolcott on wringtr and outomoUe specialty. .ML 94752. lonial Remnant Shoppe, 118 Center Apply kaSit. fanO, sumaier USED TRtXM S for sole. One to St oak floors, plastered walls. 100’ x Kiddie F«irT$ youir hMd- PACKARD • wcahing marhineo. vacuum cieon- OFFICE SPACE Employment Office ceeig- 300' tot. troes, stone fence. Across capacity. SulUbi# for ail ara. motors, omall appliances. GERBER BABY FOOD CO. **ONST •• awhe aiere purpSaea at bargain prices; Carl- Rockville Road Painting— Pagertng 21 .ceavaaieSi; Mara the ftreet from MInnechaug Golf quarfers for your EVERY Welding, 180 Main St., rtime Ml. Saturdaya aub. Only $16,000. « Oo,v 44 Stock Place. MI. TalcottvUle 9-$678. IN A 1 0 0 % gleataai. otato com- ^^ED in children hard- PAINTING AND Paperhanging. 715 Burnside Avenue SEPTIC TANKS 8 A M, to 12 Noon * (orfoble. Small Down Payment - Open Evenings Until 9 bOORS OPra tlN AN tl CO.. INC. WARREN E. HOWLAND MAIN STw— 1940 FORD Convertible, fully 189 south Main St Phone MI. ' MANCNOTM -Realtor—Insuraac* giv^ Green equipped. $ m . iff. 94739 aftar 6. ‘ PrMflag OoM. OtvWM 1 Ualted Alraraft TIL MI-3-SI DECORATE NOW, Giiarontawl 8ERVIOB CHAMB Inj# THE SAVINGS lANK imm wmim Bonvo# • ^ w . • mmw MI-S-0000 or ; Cffpmltoal <• u a f. wnrie; A>-ltt*430fi- .Staiiipi...... - workmMiihbip, Fra* osUlnateo on ftteKINNEt lAOS. HAROLD * BUNS. Rubbish outsltla painting. Full ■ inooronca T E t . ‘ OF MANCHESTift. IMT iUaiCURY fmusioor M tU L *00701. Also collars cleanev. Coll coverage.- KsystOn* Decorators, BEWBRAOB DlRPOgAL CXk M R dM l 9-4084. MI. 9-iaoi. 199-118 Piart 5$. M , 8CI-S-a999 Herald Advs. V . ■ r I .
i. J. ' T-' Jr. '■ - J _ >y- I b S' ■ (■ " r, IS'??:; • ,i \ i. - .i'K ; \ itxi . , WEDNESDAY; MARCH 8,1984 ATtniM* Dgily Net Pr«w Rua 16-Si'' jgattf^gHteri Epgttiitg % raUt X-rSivr>.Ttr.—tVTrVi* » B1 SlWinp**- ■ F n .«ba. Week-' T n itj- • .^lA-, Febraary 37, 1884 . 7.*' . aJUII. 1,.. l aaBliatt,. A.. *7,1 . -A_ ctor of iLtiTalaa R dtaryClifbSei^ aarwca at Hartfonl Hoapital,' arlll Coming March 6 and 16 lo Oraniga Hall VMr. aah Member e< the Andit :iin tMI»t. f ?. ba tba chairman at tbo fifUi In Bureau at OIraaiallena . iltritt at tha aartaa of, aaaattnfa Wonaond Power . Co. Film Rich 38di.. ' ' ' i « « t til Um bjr tha OpaaoeUcut L«aoi^ ta t MancheMterT^A City of Village Charm Nuxaiac, which artll ba^Id la W HEEi ALIGNMENT —• WHEEL BALANCING ■t T:45 HaublM •Hall, *Hartford Hoapital, “Tour Valley Tour Future’," nar RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING rated by Lowell Ihoinaa. waa tba VOL. LXXIII, NO. ISO .m o X tS i S7 Jaffaraoa Btraat. on March 10 COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE (deaemed AiraHWag an MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSQAY. MARCHIi. 1954 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) tbM win bt tram 3 to 4 p, m. Tlio aubjact wiU titia of tha film, ahown at tha ■ tm d bjr ba "AppracUtton of tha contribu meeting of the Manchaatar Rotary SEE ir conunit tion of all nuraiiK paraonad." and Club held laat night at the Coun thara will ba a dattonatratioa of try Club. £ a r n e H ig h taam nursinf by membora of the Thia movie, praMnted by rapre- 4 W rHs io r Trtiops Hartford H o^tal Buraiad atatf. aentatlvea of the Connecticut L a ^ s S le e k Power Co., emphaaiaed tha im Tha Women’a Homa Laagua of portance of wataraheda and the 301 BROAD STREET MI-9.201S tha Salvation Array haa aat the conaervatlon of water, necaaaary Dulles Ifint Influenced data of Wadiiaaday, March 17, at not only for tha electric power in T i ' f .7^4^'' '.i: ;’V dustry but to the vaat agricultural 7:30 p. m. for ita annual Iriah taa > . party, ticketa for ^ c h ara al and manufacturing induatriea . of 7 ready on aaie by 43ta membara. tha Oomiecticut Rivar Valley. DiAMOND’S ARMY M i NAVY O n U ^ A ia By Surplus Thla ia ahvaya one of the moat pop • Following the film, Samuel Far- ular projacta of tha Laagua at thk egnson. vice president, and Lans 887 MAIN STREET TEL. M P t-fN i .Caracas, Venezuela, March aaaaon of the year. ing Oarpanter of the Connecticut Washington, March 4 (/p)— Power Co. answered queationa J j ; 4 (yP)-“Latin American dele The Eisenhower administra Iha flrat meeting ip a aeriaa qwrtalaing to operations and the Headquarters For gates looked to Secretary of tion’s new farm proigram for DMenta-wUL-he_Jiald at tha current application for a rate in- State Dulles today for at least would count present big sur South Methodiat Church tomorrow creaae beinr ' considered by the Public Utilities -Commission of a hint'whether the United pluses of cotton, wheat and at 8 p- m. The aubjact for diacua- ■■ \ States will lay fresh economic aioh will ba the queation, "How Connecticut. CAMPING EQUIPMENT com in fashioning future pro Shall We interpret Lent and aid on the line for its neigh duction control programs for Snowtall Misery in Cliicago Baatar to Our ChildreaT" PardDta bors south the Rio Grande. these comraodRies, a spokes of children of ahy age are Invited • SUENNUBAUS •TEIHS Almost to a man, tbay want to man told Congress today. fV w999^ J rW to attend and participate in thia hear him tell the 10th Inter-Amer Only in determining future informal maating. • ARMY GOTS • BOOTS ican OkiftreBea the United States price support levels under a flex n«N0 TUNING —wlflch has been concentrating ible system would a part of the Miaa lioia N. Olaon, whoaa mar- I i i|T tha post-war yaara on building • MESS KITS tip its Allies in Europft4ntt Asia—- surpluaea be excluded. " Mtwtiy-iitw y aiaga.to .lamaa C, Saanaaa af Var These pointe were made-byHiw non St., will taka place Saturday, der SecretaiY of Agriculture True lIlM iB f IKES----- ♦TABPABUNS - ica achieve greeter economic free March 8, a t 3:30 p. m. in the Sontk dom. D. Morse in an analyst* of pro Nothiag is ii»r* Methodiat Church, waa honored im utia( tfcu a watdi tbat • BUNKETS •FISHINBBEAR Dulles waa expected to take the gram prepared fof a Senate Agri W ashingt^ March 4 with a ahower thia weak at tha rostrum for a policy atatament culture Committee'^ hearing. The w ia’t l i ^ tiaae. To pro* home of Mra. Roy Bownuin of Win- aession opened the administra i The White^House rep o rt^ to- taaMlwaaBow af afyoor watch Bted. who ia aqnt of Mra. Jamea N. • KNIVES •KNAPSABKS A this aftsrnoon. Sietter Otedit Asked tion's uphill battle to win con I day th ft Preaid«it EiiMi- ha«o it kapaelad at leaal oMe Spencer, mother of her fianc^ Smilin' Jim’s Western Cnravan, heard over SUUon WHAT Monday to Friday from 5:M to 8:30 p. gressional approval of ita farm \ hower has received “h«p- a jaar. VaH do ^bit lor voa m. and Monday from 8:30 to 10 p. m.. will appmr at Orange Hail^on Saturday. March 6 and again, on COIN FOLDERS . Better credit fscilities, more proposals. Jbm, 1^*0 la amasd at taw Orford Mridi Chapter, DAR, FREE COIN APPRAISAL DIAMOND'S technical aastatanca, sad firm dredfl of telegrams pniktiat win meet tomorrow aitamoan at Saturday, March 13, to play for squara and modem dancing. Square dancing will be called by "Smoky" George MOrtea Levy, • eaatml prices for their raw material* are Brig. Oen. Ralph Zwicker, eenter Variable Price Is Issue his can for.'‘fah‘ play’* inooR- mmtk fcattw aaat aratek will Joe Tyief and “Smilin’ Jim." Membem of tha popular outfit, which is coming to Manchester under the Sgure in Mew York Stqte trotting, among tha things ths Latin Amer The main controversy centers iWB ttHir in It cINnid tf ii oiltdo 3:30 at the borne of Mra. C. Elmore at the McCaiihy-Stevens ooatro- greesional investigatloM—*s Watkina, B6 Lakewood CiTCla. auspicee of the Orange Lodges, are Smilin’ ^im, "Smtdiy'’ Joe Tyler, Dan Baker, P ^py Beafse, HOBBY SHOm has adniltted befom the Morelaad icans hava aakad. veny. Is shewn Iwre aa he waits on the provision for a variable I f anaka aia aaaded oar aaj^act ARMY and NAVY \ . Act Genuniaelen that a Loag The Foreign Ministers of Vsns- price support formula under call widely accepted as s re Mra. Watkina will diow picturaa Roberta and Manager Slim Lyman^ Smilin’ Jim ia a disc jockey at WHAT. Oar. Oentar and OHawaW 887 MAIN STREET TEL. MI-8-880B to greet treope retaraiag te. Camp avTwa wfflnatk^Bi i i |^ and talk on Haiti. Iqiaad track paid him more thaa sueia, Cuba and Pant assallsd Mllnser, N. J- frem Germany. which price floors for basic crops buke to &n. McCarthy (R- IK4NN OnVMHHh tw o mlllloB dollars |a legal faaa Communism in. addressss yastcr- Zwicker received high praise yes would be high in times for abort-, Wis). * ifliteBafceelsittiaEtbt *M«w A rthur Chinllffa, Jr., 236H Wood- In the past two yean. Levy told day aa a grave threat to the terday frem the President who hit ages to encourage production and James C. Hagerty, prssHinMM . iu aaw Elgia D w aPo^ brldaa St,, araa gdaat of honor re .ef the hiriag of btg-Unse gamO- Western |Iemiaphere, than said the ont at the Inch ef “fair play” In low in times of surplus to encour press secretary, told nearanaa ba ler Prank Costello aa a “ shield" best dSfanse against it lies in sco- age consumption and to discourage ^BuMMpdiif iot yvuf ntiftclk • cently at • patty on tha oocraion congreaaleBal InveaUgations. Mc V had no exact count but tha total othla 13th btrthday at the homa of against bookmaken at Rroeevatt Bomic davelopment. Carthy plana to requesUon Oen. overproduction. This plan would was “ in the hundreds" and they Mna Lillian Brackaarldge In Uait- RtMeway. These speuers were Aurellsno Zwicker aoen. replace a present system of rigid ran 9 to 1 in praise for tho Ptoai- ford, j Otanes of Venesusla. Mlgual Angal high level supports, which iexplres dent HALE'S For Camps of Cuba and Ricardo Rivers at the- end of. this, year unless "Thmr nre veiy much la favor F. E. BRAY A aoa waa bom Fab. 31 to Mr. Schreiber of Peru. AU emphasised (k>hgress renews it. of the President" Hagerty —m , MAscausmBmMst, and- Mra. Rudolph ZHPiatrov 1S3 Uist Communism must be fought In his message to Congress out- ...... R«toBto..C!ritldaa*.------fifPiifiiiwrait m w itucK ' Harian St. Mra. Dtnatro ia tha wherever n-appears. - - -Mirfng^ th e - program ;- '• PreaideTit MeCMrthy, aoon after rajeetiag Ckimpa called it "th e dark avil of Eisenhower said that not ail of the W T l WL-^/NL ia -« -M n former Dorothy Childa, daughter presidential criUciam ia a crack of Mr. and Mm. Joaeph X Childa enalavement." Ha urged the InsUtu- present sitrpiuses should be con ling atatanwnt of hia own, toM in of Green Road. Trotter Uop of an "acohomlc charter" to sidered^ as a part of tbe supply for an interview yeaterday. “I have •/ promote Inter-Ameriean econonilc C ontinues the purpose of determining ji'p- na-flght with Elasakqwep to all.-r— z com nU on; port'jeVeM'bccluM to do io would Autos tiiat were cmugkt to toe wtrard Y3^V toowfaV la 43Bm« 3 aro skb^ I .hope tha issutog-'of statements T The United States is conesmed cut pri.'G prop# sharply next year stalled on the Sontk Lake Shore Drive at tttk Street the next A driving S5-mile-na-lMar wind back and forth wlU drop hare.” Sli€>ck D eal over what it considers Communlat R ed Probe and not giva a new program a propelled the snow most of the night causing drifts that stalled hundreds ef enra In the Cbicsgo area. Also in the aftermath to the penetraUon of the Guatemalan gov chance to get a fai** trial. (AP Wlrephoto). Elsenhower-McfMrthy exchange: New York, March 4 (IS)— ernment and views ths Red mtnace Bisenho'.ver recommended that 1. - There were signs thew hlta as Uie top issue ot the conference. Washington, March 4 (IP)— ’up to 2 >i billlbn dollars worth of Houaa is seeking to atrongtton PkUur§ YOURyMa§ m0» George Morton Levy, counsel But many Latin American leaders, Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) to surplus wheat, hotton, fata and ita ties with other RepubUcana on for Roosevelt Raceway, has seeking a broad approach, prefer day continued his search for oils, and poasibly dairy products, be Texas Politico McCarthy’s Senate InvesUgaticiui h ths§ mn-taU0r$i told state.^ harness track to'regsrd the Guatemalan develop Communists in the Army separated or "frosen" from com subcommittee. probers that stock he bought ments aa a domesUc aituaUon. mercial aufmlies and thereby ex Suggested Sen. -Dirkaea (R-IU) was in (Conference circles said yeaterday with a public hearing at cluded for the purpose of setting Ponders Move vited in for breakfast with Biaea- at 82,500 for the daughter of the United States planned to offer’ which a service medic was price supports under the flexible hower and San. Mimdt fR-8 D) dickies former , GOP National Com a resolution which would prohibit called to testify. _ . ecsle. / , was a caller later ia the toy. mitteeman J. Russell Sprague any American naUon from recog Mvrse said today, however that nising a government which rose to W ss Denied Oommisslon . In Power Fight In State Bar Exam 3. In a New York apaach. Re was sold last fall for 8160,000. The doctor, Pfc. Marviit S. Bel- the frosen stocks ahouk) to in publican National Chairman Lao- power under (Communist influsnee. cluded in fovenunent calciHations Tho sola/witness yesterday at At the same time they said any aky, who aald he bad been denied • — ■ nan) W. HaU dmreeatad talk to a for determining acreage planting San Diego, Tex., March 4 Ifft—: breach in tha GOP. Ha said It waa the M^elimd Act Conunisaion’s resolution's chancca of passage aa olflcar’s cpmmission, refused to George Psrr, long-time boss' of a Hartford, March 4 (ffV»-A7 i*r .to the internship, required open hcEMngs probing the state's tsil the probing Senstbr whether allotnenta am. marketing quotas-— “noasanaa” to aaaert that per would be very elim. The U. 8. dele- devices provided by law to cut back bloc-voting, 5-county south Texas Hartford member of the State doctors, to fully acquaint new law trotting/tracka. Levy testified he gaUon declined, comment. he is or bad been a Red. yers with the special featurea ot sonality claahea hava tka RoMb- 1’ : productiou when aurpluaes develcp. area, pondered his next move to Bar Examining Committee to lioana "split Irrevocauy’—an idto Ju M te boughy Nassau Trotting Assn., The flrat antl-Communlat pro- in telling about the commiaalon day in his bitter fight to main Connecticut law, procedure, and ato ck /in 1946 for Mary Maude Fcsal submitted to the (Congress, denial Belsky refused to reveal “Any other course," he said, day advocated KrampinK Con customs, he said tha Detoecrato leak to Sprague Adams. tain powtr. foster. Rom however, waa introduced today by whaUitr this was because, aa Mo- “would maUrially han^cap the Dos in court March 15 on a necticut’s cuTTfuft p ro c u re Tha lubjact of tha suitability of < / Stock la Hia Mame the Dominican Republic. In,a dflift Cacthy puts U..ba,waa. "a mem success (rt the program qg a means for k d i n i ___ OanaaoUout’G bar axandnatioaa , Sen- DIrkm ^ —7’Levy8atdlieboqght3,800sharM resolution, it~'recomm4ndM that to- toAl P arr’s. Income 3. Screening of their acholastic Stx Italian candidates from Mid American Qaafar snea to Oombat ' FIRST QUALITY Levy said he reported to the U. my's MurphyOeneral Hospital at tax returns. Once before he served quaUflcatlona entirely by the profes- dletown have taken a total to 30 Commimism. 8. TrotUng Assn:, that he held the Gen. Nathaniel. Goldstein today in achobl services and facilities » » » w Waltham, Maaa. were announced by the ToUand a'term-in federal prison (or incoma aors who teach them. In rq)ly to a quaatfcm, Mundt dk^mswW Russell Plain an<^ Striped stock for Mn.TAdams. continued hia feud with private Mc(^rthy hail originally planned tax avasion, • 2 ♦© 10 YARD LENGTHS hospitals in the city, claiming Board ot Education last night in .’2. A compulsory rterkshlp, siml- (Oontianed aa Pim* Savaatoea) said there was no diacuadon to Sprague stepped down Uist No to question Belsky . only st a Farr hired famed CivU Rights At vember sa New ToHc State Repub- their aaaoctation sought to “ coat an effort to trim 85,<>00 from its the coatroveray hetwem the *4- cloaed door hearing. He had said budget. More .^ts are being con torney Arthur Garfleld Hays of and. McOsittqrr a t kl* ■■ T9c .. -Ucan National committeeman-after itself with purity.” the pqMlc nsH oh witnwaes would He charged that city aupeivl- templated.' - . X Neip 'Tbrit to rtptosant him In Wa meeting pitk the PrMidenL Ubrnriaa Rriieved fight.-against Ranger CM>t. Alfred Ceatmveray ‘•Hnnsisrtog Oawar (Contbioed on Page Two) ston of the hoapitala was found fOenttaned ea Page Seventeen) inadequate by the city Itself. < Foilowing its meeting th* board AUee and Ranger Joe Bridge. Aakhd what be thooght-to that Avondale Onyx Shades i- Goldstein last' month accused announced that Mrs. Margaret But the 8-judge federal panel aald controversy, tka Sanatnr xepUod: / AIm> Dickies some private hoapitola of making Small, school llb|:arianr had toen it had no jurlsdtctibn In Parr's ‘T think it ia prater wffi Mm- WostenJesBS Parker House "exorbitant" and "fraudulent" reUevad of her dutlea, effective plea against Bridge and "gravely maring down to notrato apid that Ic y d . charges ' to patiant*. Old War Relics immediately. It alao anflounced doubted" that jurisdiction wss we wil proceed wlthaut any new In Plain Demifi that one of the two janitorial posi shown in charges sgainst Ckipt. flare up.’’. New spring shades with dark scams all with reinforced heel and The Association of Private Hos tions had been done away with. AUee, .The plea against Bridge waa Asked than for hia opiaiaa to tha Wonderfid RusaeU Cbambray which we have Carried, for toe for extra wsar. Bias 8H to 11. Evacuates .5 0 3 pitals Inc., thm prptastad that the Fail to Survive Tha two janitors a rt *Bart Ursin dismissed and the injunction re statemante laaaad yaateriday by years and which wears and washes ao beautifully.. Plain accusations ware "untrue and un and Uoyd XV Barstow. A raairabmtor quest agalhat AUee' waa denied. xasankowar and McOirtby, Mundt fair." . W ashington, March 4 (;p)— 4 evidence on JKond^’a shooting colors in' yellow, dusty rose, tan, chqrtreuse, dark green, of ths boa.rd said today ^ t al The court Said avidence pre- aaid: Extra Special (iuesls in Fire In-reply, Goldstein today ad Jungle Inroads though tha poaittSn of neconi aanted by Parr and Hays did not Four Puerto R iej.. «cu«d o(| “I think they belpad to dear the 5 9 c yA red, pink and gray. Fine stripes In peach, yelio^^, pink, dressed a letter to the State In tor,.Uraln, had been terminateX^he atmoaphara, and from thara « a can terdepartment Health (Council. He wounding five Congressmen ,ut witnsssas. including tan, blue and dusty rose. ^ -*| - $ 1:69 Boston, Meixh 4 (An—Three ' Saipan, March 4 (>F)—Tha roads wasn’t sure which man would re (OonUnaed en Page Twe) said the New Yoric City Investi in a wild outburst of pistol | on# member of Congress, Rep. Paul an Ihga Tbi^- Wonderful, wonderful Avondale denim in the newest pr. for. guests Were aaeieted down ladders and runways of the ohee mighty main on . the job. \ fire were under ’ indictm ehts j N. Shafer (R-Mlch), to present the « I Ihl and some 500 -others were evacu gations Department had looked Non-educatlohal use of the gym onyx daep tone shades. For dr^iarioa, alip covert, spreads, ated .down three elevators and a into the matter and reported three island bases of Ssipan and Tiniaii nasium hss been terminated. today that carry i possible «=“ • to one hour and 4S mtouua. months before hia own report waa Almost immediately afterward ■portswbar, dresses, skirts, children's wear, etc. Brown, staircase aii fire ewept the fifth are putting up a fight against the The board didn’t deflna the term tojtal sentence (rf 75 years im-. th* grand jury voted indictments floor of the famed 1.4-atory Parker nude public, relentlem jungle, corrosion and de- non-educational exactly, but said red, blue, gold, green, lime and tan. "Tbe city's invastigativs agency prisOnment. charging assault with intent to See The New House early, today. csy. ' ^ . that ita use at night by drganias- News Tidbite Rep. Alvin M. B e n tl^ (R-Mlch), kill and assault with a danger^ Joaeph C. P it^erald, 47, of could not help but reveal a ataoek- 80 far these great concrete tlona in town would atop Immsdi- Rulletiiis Ing l i n diMaaT a* paaprisU im iir."WHBilH’' BtUHClidd"'AWWftdM 3 atWy.'___^______— Till gym" wafl" pttim6»iriuu»iyluuslj - r.sUfd fmsi ■ AP pitals aa ara su lt at tha inadequacy egiaiaton, waa still in serious con- iron, m ; f r ^ to g ------^ men brought down ladders, mit- deadly bomber r aids - against h ^ n availabte to sujrii erganixa- dlUah, but no longer on the critical guez, 38; Andres .F. Cordero, 39 Guatemala Fabric Toiletries Etc tend smoke inhalaUon and waa of local supervision by .the cKy’e Japan in World War JL are hoUi~ tiona aa Boy Scouts and church pwn Department of Ha^ltala," he Sen. ‘Jannsr, (xUinfl) says he llsl:.'T1ie others w*fe Improving. ’ and R a f^ C. Miranda, 38. tiale^s Fabric Departmcftt Has TAIL^PIH COLOGNE ■, ...... -^treated, a t Boston. City. Hospital. Ing their .own. JBut..tkegunSf trucks .grOUpa. Dr; Jonmh'R. TPounr.'rtilet cf i All w ort held In ' 8100,1)00 him jT A tjr j Nn^MItfir CawtiMlles . wro.te.'. and aqulpm*ntrahari(lons are four horses, transmissions in about 4,450 Would renounce Red homeland... New York, M ank 4. (iP>--Tha8i Seek Proxy Snppar* commit suicide. "Apparently the but two., of them haven't 'b«an Gor. Lodga asks Roslndo E. Amato faltering American Woolen. Oo., is Seeking proxy support at tha ^®®tH PASTE police didn't know about the lire Anastasio, a dantist in prtvata Ufa, medium tanks alraady SaUvered SOI^ FOUNTAIN SERVICE 094 broken yet. for acrvice are being token apart of Middletown, to take leadership liking merger as part at a March 38 annual roaettog for what a 9 8 yd. /58'VWIDE • until I told them," Hartley said. declared last night ha will sack 'a pair of Tara from TeTcas ars for .correction of faulty drive as to orgaiiising oommlaaian appotot- lorougb-going overhaul to put it was termed the “unanimous vidw” Most of the guesta^ressed in the Democratic candidacy to run In charge’-of that project: Yeoman ad prsvioualy to study freight ;k in th# black. of continuing diractors and tboan overcoats thrown over night sembly discovered in gspM at them, CIOAiptES w BOX CHOCOLATES ' for lieutenant governor ia Novsni- Ralpli Lea of Booktr and M. D. the Army said today. tranapeetatlee on Ooanac^Ucut Riv- jUinea 'to tha program, re soekiag eiaetloB, tha young-Whlta Smart novalty pin check in pastel black weave in pink, Grccii StCHpo G inn With C uh Silec clothes—took refuge In the hotel her. ' Mattaaon, construction * worker . The Army itself baa noma of the vealed yesterday to managemaat latter > raaffiiraad a d»riaion to V ^CIOARS-w COSMETICS blue, yellow and aqua. For dresses, suits, skirts, jacksta lobby. Others went to nearby ali- Dr. Aneataaio sarvad aa atiita third Ciaas from New Boston. Aa machines and the NaUqnai Guard Deaaanrk rapotUid intarasted in letter to atockhdldera, did net, dose down U Nortiiera m t^ u d children’s coats. aight restaurants. treasurer for two yegra undar tkaiL soon as they , break the horsaa, tbe hSa others. They wsre p^uced by gattlng dome of tha expanded West however, say with whom the mer There w as no menttoB to ahifti- V < ^ tANDY— Oim lOO^o Wool Tweeds Martha Stuart, a New York Gov. Robert A. Hurley but:)eR th ^ .two, staada will be sent to SMpan, trade pnsinlaed by Russia... Thraa tor tha balk of tha 1 General Motors. The repair work ger might be. tnagaalne execuUve Today’s Wom-_ poet ia 1943 to joint the Army Medi- w hm Matteeon is normally star is being done in the fiel men flnad $50 eadi to NashviUer Wrote Board Chairman -Roy A. epqrationa from Nqw 1. - • ■ 1 . an, said there was no panic among' c ti C3orps» **■ tkMied. A Pentagon mkaaman, answer Tann., for using powarful magaat Young and President Praada . W. the South; ^ -ii *4 guaata She aald many guests u n 1947, be ^ pbeed RepqbMean "Shore U g ^ to get them," be ing questloto, sMd that, on Jan. 32 to antwtt ptobnU mncMnea. WHitc* Tbn at tbo 33 AaMtiiaa Wooi^ - 1.69 yd. sr' wjDE lieiped awaken others and togethaf WiUiajB C,-Oslekiaaeier maybr ef confessed. “TheM Brahmas are a rrtMrt was rccaiv«t from FL ' Novellat Jeroma Odium, .^,'Wa do not jm poaa to liquidate, ea direetera had a lingtoy ham aoTAiiY ^ "^Aeaceo^ed to tha lobby. New JRaven but was gafaatod by aklftiah. They're to. handle, Hoott Trx.. base tor tka 81at Ar a t kaato to HOUjheoo* the Amerisaa Woolen Co." ■ - lug bare yaqteaRgr.. %toged and shrunk. For anurt ooata, suite and aUrtia. Tha blaaa was^ ,eonflnafl tq the abouM,8M'veU9. eapeetnliy afoot., nwy'va worked monfl .Divldon, damage to Gkariaa F. 'Skouraa, thaataf ebaiw - Tho 80-yoai>^ tratile giant loit appaarad ^ CO. mngnata susd to r 810,000 doctor morf than 18 miHtdn doR m ia tka I ao Fbgo f1va> f< C€ m . - ~
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